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<0> Jonah1980: gnome is not default
<1> wad: most unix programs put the "variable" arguments at the end, so you can list MANY of them.... 'mv' and 'cp' are a bit weird, in that they don't. hehe.
<2> !yastsources
<3> For more information about YaST sources and how to add them, check http://susewiki.apanela.com/goodlinks:yast_sources or http://wiki.suselinuxsupport.de/wikka.php?wakka=HowToAddReposandSoftwarewithYastcli * Make sure to only refresh sources that will actually change, as depicted in this screenshot: http://spinink.net/images/screens/yast.jpg
<4> Sylvester41: what kind of proccessor do you have?
<5> sarnold: Ah, okay! I hadn't realized there was a paradigm there.
<6> ok thx Ancient1 ..will try
<5> That's good to know. Thanks!
<7> ehrm ... Intel Pentium M processor 760
<5> I'm used to [command] [source] [destination]
<8> BluesKai: don't forget i'm a noob
<4> x86
<7> (2.0 GHz, 533 FSB, 2 MB L2 Cache)
<7> how do u know?
<4> x64 is 64 bit, which you dont have
<7> ah oke
<7> thx
<4> check this out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pentium_M
<7> x64 brought something to my mind, but x86 ... lol
<4> they are moving away from the x86 verbage . . . it is now called ia32
<6> I guess this rpm.bin file is somekind of selfextracting thing that I don't know how to handle
<9> back
<10> ia32 intel arch 32
<11> BluesKai: try this in the folder as the *.rpm.bin do this
<10> ?
<11> ./pakcage.rpm.bin
<11> with the ./
<7> some1 know, if miranda also works in linux?
<11> its a self exctracting rpm i belive
<10> chmod +x pakcage.rpm.bin
<11> yes and if if it doesnt work do that ^^
<4> correct
<4> check out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ia32
<10> Dude what is the buzz with xen: when will it work without VT-0?
<6> in the folder ...where ?
<12> moin.
<13> stupid colon
<13> >:(
<10> ia64 is sooo funny, I have seen benchmarks with gentoo where it ran SLOWER with a 64 bit kernel and libs... hahaha LOL!
<11> BluesKai: if the the file is in /home/user/foo/bar cd to /home/user/foo/bar
<10> moin moin
<14> why can't I remap my windows key in 10.1??? I am using gnome.
<11> BluesKai: did you download this *.rpm.bin?
<10> dude the suse store should sell windows keys with a penguin on them, as a replacement key
<13> v3rt3x: microsoft put that weird patent on the wondows key, it's illegal to remap it as of October 2005
<14> surely you jest
<6> yeah, SpAwN , I did dl it
<13> yeah I do :)
<10> LOL!
<13> but that would be funny
<11> then jus goto where u dled it
<11> then run "./packagedname.rpm.bin"
<10> I totally believed you
<13> hehehe
<10> lol
<13> it's a sad world when that doesn't seem very unlikely
<15> the 2.6.16 kernel is much better than 2.6.13
<5> Woooo... cool idea! I want a penguin key!
<9> hehe, every new kernel is better than older one, Solaris444
<10> Solaris444> it seems to be more responsive on my AMD64... like a tad
<10> rohan not true...
<15> indeed
<9> in some cases
<10> 2.6.12 ****ed
<15> yep.
<15> sure did.
<9> wtf ! 2.6.12 was THE BEST release
<16> my butt was the best release
<9> atleast better than 2.6.16.x .. 2 releases in a day, and -stable
<10> it was almost as bad as 2.2
<17> rohan: 2.6.16 has long term support
<17> first in the 2.6 series
<9> YMMV, so mine was pretty good
<9> benJIman|tov: ah, read it in the slacware changelog, didnt ya ;)
<15> i agree with moreton though.
<15> THere needs to be a bugfix cycle
<15> Otherwise we end up with windows
<9> i agree too
<5> I found it!
<5> http://hardware.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=05/08/25/1212253&from=rss
<10> they sed'ed out too many swear words
<9> lol
<14> after all that no one knows how to remap the Windows key? I see in the gnome keyboard config dialog, under "Layout Options" that there is "Alt/Win key behavoir", but this doesn't appear to do anything
<10> ****ingmemoryhandle -> fuggedmemory handle
<9> i use the win key EXTENSIVELY for amarok
<6> well, I get a message that if I save the file (rpm.bin) that it will be corrupted
<14> do you have it remapped in 10.1?
<10> rohan didn't you hear? microsoft put a patent on it
<9> sadneophyte: too bad =/ the hell with their patents
<11> hmm strange BluesKai what are you tryin gto get done?
<2> What's now wrong. I have added packman and guru as yast sources but i still cant find any codecs :-/ I checked that !yastsources.
<9> i'd like to see them come to india and bash me
<18> why is it this zen updater is so useless? if I right click on an rpm and click install software up pops zen and it gets stuck on resolving dependencies, it's awful
<17> Fri13: w32codec-all is on packman
<17> Jonah1980: indeed
<6> trying to install java so I can use azureus instead of ktorrent
<5> LOL: this keyboard comes with SUSE, too! It has a penguin key instead of a Windows key: http://www.cherrycorp.com/english/cymotion-line/cymotion-line_master_linux.htm
<11> wait am i reading right......its illegal to make the windows key on the keyboard do somthing else?
<14> Spawn: no
<14> it was a joke
<11> LOL
<8> new Yahoo look
<11> lol
<19> xmodmap
<11> BluesKai: isnt there java repos u can use?
<14> xmodmap won't do anything if nothing is shown when running "xev"
<2> benJIman|tov: I have now somekind problem. Yast updated sources but dont use them :-). Oh well... i reboot first to take that new kernel to use.
<10> you have to get one of em keyboards
<14> scratch that
<20> Is there anything wrong with installing the Ati proprietary driver using Ati's own instructions rather than installing it otherwise?
<14> it does generate one an event in xev
<6> the repos are ****ed ...none of them are working
<19> of course it does
<11> ahh got ya BluesKai
<10> <2> it works I just did it here
<10> <2> you are problably searching incorrectly
<10> <2> have no fear young skywalker
<6> gonna look for an rpm that isn't wrapped in a bin :)
<10> <6> what package are you looking for?
<16> Murdoc: it fails more often than not
<16> !ati
<3> On SUSE Linux 10.x, download the latest drivers from http://www.ati.com , then follow these instructions: http://jarpack.net/ati-driver-how-to
<16> Murdoc: use that howto
<11> BluesKai: maby try this instead
<11> goto http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp
<11> get the second one down it will be called somthing like "filename.bin"
<11> no rpm.bin
<6> JRE 1.* whatever will work :)
<16> why ?
<16> why aren't you getting java from the official repos?
<10> jvm isn't working???
<9> eh
<9> the non oss software cd has java, iirc
<16> !addon
<3> In SuSE 10.1, the Extra and the Java install sources have been replaced by an Addon Source [ ftp://suse.mirrors.tds.net/pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.1/non-oss-inst-source/ ] and is also available as an ISO: ftp://suse.mirrors.tds.net/pub/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.1/non-oss
<16> !java
<3> To install Java packages, add the following installation sources: installation_sources -a http://ftp.belnet.be/mirrors/ftp.opensuse.org/opensuse/distribution/SL-10.0-OSS/inst-source-java * install the JVM: yast2 --install java-1_5_0-sun java-1_5_0-sun-alsa * install the JDK: yast2 --install java-1_5_0-sun-devel
<16> that's for 10.1 then 10.0 respectively
<6> geezuz they're all frikkin self extracting bin files that won't work
<11> BluesKai: they work.......have u chmod +x the file?
<16> dude, Use the damn rpms
<11> frb-work: i would/am but she was saying they dont work
<21> hello
<11> so im trying to help her through it
<22> i
<22> hello
<16> they worked for everyone else
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