Tim Fairchild wrote:
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> Hi.
>
> Trying to get X working with Open PT80 video (SiS 6326). It's listed as
> supported by XFree-SVGA, (I have 3.3.5) but doesn't seem to be 100%
>
> Okay, so it will 'work' to some extent. Seems to be useable (but far
> from perfect) at 24 bit and 800x600. Other mo
"Todd A. Jacobs" wrote:
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> On Sun, 23 Jan 2000, Bill Ries-Knight wrote:
>
> > Is there a good archive of info on the MANY
> > scanners out there?
>
Try www.torque.net/linux-pp.html which has refs for parallel port
scanners. It seems the drivers are all alpha at the moment but might be
worth a
>
> Fellow Hatters;
>
> I just installed a stock RH 6.1 machine, and I'm trying to get the Parallel
> Zip drive to work. I've been through the 'how-to's, the support section on
> redhat.com, etc. It *is* plugged in.
I sent this link for the scanners question earlier but it's worth a
repeat.
"Pete (Online)" wrote:
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> Hi
>
> I'm lookin to find out which program provide this so I can use my
> Linux Library CD seems on the custom install I missed installing
> sommething
>
> Cheers
> Pete
>
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I have ins
Hi Darin,
One of the nice things about Linux is the different ways you can use it
and the ability to stamp your own taste on your system.
I have two favourite Window Managers. One is Afterstep and the other is
Xfce. I use Afterstep for my user account and Xfce for root although I
change this whe
Darin Bailey wrote:
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> My emacs editor is not working properly. I'm not sure if it didn't install
> correctly or the setting are just really tweaked! The pulldown menu's are
> not readable, where you would normally see the 'open' 'save' 'preferences'
> etc... you just see the outline of where ev
Hi Chaps,
There has been a fair bit of discussion on this list about different
problems with some graphics cards and, in particular, SiS cards. A visit
to www.xfree86.org this afternoon paid huge dividends for me.
They quoted some information about work down by Suse in writing
alternative X serv
Chris Dowling wrote:
> I did have a similar problem.
>
> It basically boiled down to X expecting more video memory than the card
> actualy had. For some reason it didn't probe properly. I set it to how
> much mem it had, then it worked fine.
>
> I didn't bother to find out *what* caused it to pro
Arni Raghu wrote:
> Hi,
> I have been using emacs for a while now...on my RH 6.0...all of a sudden now
> when I start a new session of emacs, emacs starts all right but the fonts
> appear totally wierd...it looks as if everything appears in reverse
> video...why is that?? I swear I did not do any
Sanjay Patel wrote:
> I have the same thing if I use 16 bit color. Currently, I use 1024x768 in
> 8 bit and it's useable. I have the same motherboard with the built-in
> sound card (that I haven't got to work - yet), and the SiS6326 AGP.
> Xconfigurator uses the stock SVGA server which, I belie
Hi list,
If I run X windows (either GNOME or KDE) it works well at 800 x 600 res.
However, 1024 x 768 is painful. It redraws the screen very slowly. For
instance, if you scroll down a web page or a page of text or even down
the file manager, you can see the page being redrwan several times. When
Bill Jacobs wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I have RH 6.1 but can't get sound to work with KDE. When I log into gnome
> I have sound. How do I setup sound for KDE? I've asked RED HAT and they
> referred me to here and to KDE.org. I have gone into sndconfig and it
> found my sound card, but when I go into
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