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<0> mmhh need help : i have a very old mouse that is not supported. i checked my /etc/X11/xorg.conf for the InputDevice section and i do have a mouse entry :/
<1> Hello
<1> I am looking to talk to anyone experienced in writing chatbots
<1> and programmers who work with Redhat E4
<2> I have used redhat/fedora when that came and man... is there any worse package manager then RPM ? .. it is just the ****iest g0wd damn pice of **** out there and im gonna get modded down now... hopelessly useless crap!
<2> alindeman: i stand for that any day
<2> i use some fedora boxes though.. i like them, but the rpm just ****s ***, anyone with me in thinking so ?
<2> let me post something...
<0> actually rpm is great stuff
<2> sorry ill post it iaw, py.pyc crashed.. on line 12 argv[foo] is out of luck
<2> Python is _never_ good to make guis with.. if you see .pyc died or stabbed itself... its python
<3> Hi
<3> Anybody Can help me whit reconfigure driver video?
<3> on White Box?
<3> reed me?
<3> help!
<4> whats your problem
<3> I need know How reconfigure a video driver
<4> VeRiTTo your gonna have to help me a bit to help yourself... what video card... what did you do?
<4> one sec
<3> in default is s3 trio64(generic)
<3> but my video card is integral on motherboard intel!
<5> Hi Guys.. is there a way to dump the iptables counters for a specific rule only?
<6> anyone know what i can tell the X server to use as the window manager? For example, i just want an Xterm to come up. I want to p*** xterm as an argument to /usr/X11/bin/X
<7> DonCrupi: .xinitrc
<7> or .xclients-default or something like that.
<6> no
<6> just using X
<6> theres a way to do it.
<7> exactly
<7> that _is_ the way to do it.
<6> the only file i want to use is /usr/X11/bin/X
<6> from the command line
<7> um, ok. Good luck.
<6> i did it before years ago.
<6> never took a note.
<8> hey guys, is there anyway i can create an rpm/tarball from an installed package?
<9> i need help.. my sound and NIC dont work when it detects hardware it says disabeling IRQ#9
<8> hi guys, how can you get a list of files in a particular rpm?
<8> and more to the point,how can you find the name of the rpm a file was installed from?
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