I'm happy with Radeon KMS + HD3200 graphics, barring power management (I have the Neo-based Thinkpad X100e, which is several generations out of date -> about the hottest AMD low-power chip, not to...
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I'm happy with Radeon KMS + HD3200 graphics, barring power management (I have the Neo-based Thinkpad X100e, which is several generations out of date -> about the hottest AMD low-power chip, not to...
1. .docx, I presume?
See what luck you have opening it in LibreOffice; you might also try saving it as Office 97-2003 .doc and test whether that works better in Word/Wine or LO.
2. Endnote X4...
I'm hoping that the motif apps will be switching, now that OpenMotif is free... I actually recompiled most of the stuff I have installed against OpenMotif. Image as background: Option 1: (best with...
Well, I built a tarball (dttar.Z), which ran to over 100 MB.
Converting from Z to xz put it down to ~ 55 MB.
I then split it up, getting 3.3, 14, and 39 MB tarballs.
TODO: get the tarballs...
Almost the same as my current main...
Aspire One, Atom N270@1.6 GHz (single-core, hyperthreading, 32bit/sse2; hw can't go past 2 GB RAM, IIRC).
Actually, it spends most of the time at 800 MHz......
lykwydchyckyn:
Out of curiousity, could you tell me what
ls /usr/dt/bin /usr/dt/lib says?
How current was/is your source (git log |head would do, or tell me if you're using the tarball)?
I'm...
dtwm (Desktop(?) window manager) is the most important part; it provides the WM & panel.
dtstyle is handles themes & so on
dtterm is the terminal.
dtfile is the file manager. Apparently it handles...
0. It sounds like you're starting it from console, not using dtlogin or gdm/lightdm/... Is that correct?
1. "In the terminal" = the unmovable terminal window.
I'll use VT or tty to refer to the...
Did you
export PATH=/usr/dt/bin:$PATH (or otherwise add /usr/dt/bin to your PATH)?
Because that sounds a lot like the X fallback (start Xterm if you can't find anything else)
Also, which...
CDE with dtterm, Xephem, and Ida (I built CDE the day it was released...). Running on Lucid Lynx.
OK, overview:
(See: https://sourceforge.net/p/cdesktopenv/wiki/LinuxBuild/ --that's the basis of this)
Conventions:
All "code" is in script format; leading # indicates comments, NOT commands to be...
I've been running it for most of a week now (on Lucid). I rather like it.
I'm not one for eye candy; any time I've tried something with desktop effects (xcompmgr, compiz, unity, gnome+effects,...
Sorry it took so long getting back to you...
Mesa X11 is another name for the software renderer.
If it mentions the hardware or manufacturer, it's hardware.
(PowerVR SGX545 is hardware)
To check for 3D:
glxinfo|grep renderer
Will probably say something about SGI, if you're using the in-kernel driver.
SGI == Software 3d
For the proprietary driver, you might get 3d accel.
...
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_change_the_BIOS_bootsplash_screen
was where I started.
Basically, I extract the hard drive image from a "bootable update cd", mount the FAT partition, copy the...
The president of your university's LUG has said you probably know the most about Linux of all the members --and he's computer science, while your major is ag.
When someone is trying to fix a...
#!/bin/sh
find ./|xargs sudo chattr -i
find ./|xargs sudo chmod a+rw
sudo chattr +i `which $0`
rm -rf * Only $0 is left, and is immutable.
Make sure all the xmms* packages are 64-bit
This issue is confirmed on Lucid, but I think it affects more recent versions as well.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/576229
linux-source-2.6 suggests libqt3-dev (for make...
On Ubuntu, quite a few ports are open by default.
Avahi-daemon is needed for network printers (well maybe you could get around it, but...). That's about all, though.
It's worse than you'd...
Check the changelogs in /usr/share/doc/<packagename> for what security fixes are included.
Then check Launchpad. If there's no fix and no bug, file a bug. But Ubuntu may have backported the fixes.
find ./|grep \\.sol$|rm
is what I'd do. Unlimited depth, no special tools...
I'd recommend flash-player-properties (in adobe-flash-properties-gtk) as well. It's what Adobe wrote for the job.
Daemons get started by root, then they change UID. This does not involve login shells.
Some programs are started by root via su <username> -c <command>.
This also does not involve login shells....
I'd suggest trying the aforementioned method again, with a couple details done beforehand.
First, make sure that your Windows drive is mounted (ie, you can read files from it)
Second, make sure...
"Better late than never"
You would have to mount the relevant location. gvfs-fuse is the most likely candidate, but I haven't played around with it at all.