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madwifi Slackware 13

On Sun 22 Nov 2009 08:41:10 0700 Douglas Mayne wrote: > On Sun 22 Nov 2009 14:09:09 0000 Leonard the Committed wrote: > >> On Sat 21 Nov 2009 14:33:56 0000 Leonard the Committed wrote: >> >>> Alright when it comes to getting my atheros wifi card up I need to >>> get the madwifi package and install it Alien Bob s wiki explains >>> things well enough but sorry to say I nee

Puppy Linux

On Nov 17 8:16pm Van Chocstraw wrote: > How do you create an account in Puppy 4 3 10 Why don t it have a home > directory? Root all the time? Can you get to a login prompt? Then sign on as root Use the adduser command to create the new user If you don t know the root password then get to a command prompt and type: sudo passwd root and change

Frozen Bubble

Re Hello there I reply to myself Deleting the rc file in ~ frozen bubble and restarting the game solve the problem Philippe Wawa voum a crit : > Hello there > > I have installed Frozen Bubble with scripts from Slackbuilds org on a > 13 0 64 bits Slackware > > In Frozen Bubble I have sound and music as root but not when I am logged > in as normal user but i

What will Slack 13 give me that Slack 11 doesn t have?

Joe Feise wrote on 10 17 09 10:08: > Zootal wrote on 10 16 09 21:45: > >> Joe wrote in message >>> I ll stick with KDE 3 5 for now 4 2 isn t usable >>> The only bad thing with 3 5 is that Yahoo IM support in kopete is broken >>> The >>> fix is only in 4 [23] >>> >>> Joe >>> >> Know of any good alternatives that run in KDE 3 5? I tried a few but

xenserver

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Firefox use on Slack

Henrik Carlqvist wrote: > Some day I might improve the Makefile to first check that it is run on > the right version of Slackware Finally said and done I now have the following improved Makefile: 8< PACKAGES = wildcard tgz LOG_FILES = PACKAGES: tgz= var log packages VERSION_FILE = wildcard sla version all: Ch

Finding Hotel Networks

john@wexfordpress com wrote: > On Oct 22 1:53am Henrik Carlqvist > wrote: >> Wicd is really great for laptops which switch between different wired and >> wireless networks However for stationary desktops I really prefer the >> Slackware way of etc rc d rc inet1 conf So IMHO the wicd package is best >> distributed in extra w

KDE 4 3 2

On Mon 26 Oct 2009 09:36:03 0000 Loki Harfagr wrote: > > see in the changelog: > kde oxygen icons 4 3 2 x86_64 1 txz: Added > > also mind that there are a few other significant additions ; D oh I knew it had to be something dumb I forgot the install new command when I updated Many thanks Pete

Macbook Slackware

> > I have slackware64 13 0 on a macbook but it took ages to get everything > to work For instance I got the broadcom drivers from a mandriva > repository because the ones on the broadcom site didn t work with the > kernel version 13 0 uses; and mandriva had patched ones > I ve had great success with the b43 broadcom driver from linuxwireless org but always with a custom compiled

Me too no like new KDE Slack 13

wexfordpress wrote: > The hidden jewel in Slack is xfce It works more or less like KDE > 3 5 > Installing apps on the bottom menu bar is a little different > You need to right click on the bar then choose Launcher then fill in > the blanks as before > Xfce has the coolest screensavers I have ever seen No special tweaks > needed > Xfce also runs under or over a Debian variant

TuxOnIce

Thus Stephen Bloom spoke: > emmel wrote: >> Thus Stephen Bloom spoke: >> > Sounds like some of the ugly issues that bothered me on occasion >> > with TuxOnIce did you run the series of tests suggested as I >> > recall on the TuXOnIce website? There were serious issues that >> > could arise if the saved image was somehow incompatible with the >> > current ru

Slackware 13

On Oct 16 2:33am Two Ravens wrote: > Henrik Carlqvist wrote:Henrik Carlqv @deadspam com:Wednesday 14 Oct 2009 > > 18:58: > > > That error message comes from the X server X org when it isn t correctly > > configured So it seems that you haven t only installed Slackware but > > also modified the startup files

md5sum mistery

Itching Armpit wrote: > Itching Armpit being dumb on 10 15 2009 11:57 AM wrote: > >> me@here:~ md5sum >> burp [RETURN CTRL D] >> 38d153ba17c6222412f4fae9c50ff32b > > Gee thanks Manuel and Simon Explains why I got differing md5sums on the command line and in php then? http: www petezilla co uk

first letter kde desktop

I am trying to make KDE 4 2 Slackware 13 0 as similar to kde 3 5 as possible The Desktop now points to ~ Desktop as before and I can see folders and applications shortcuts I do not have panels on Desktop I like it There is one thing I cannot figure In KDE 3 5 when I am pressing a letter say M on keyboard I am walking through all programs and folders on Desktop with names

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