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<0> lol gnome ****s
<1> sPiN, you seem to have a very "down to basics way of explaining things" that people can relate to
<1> sPiN, i agree gnome is not ny cup-o-tea, but lets keep the option open
<2> thanks welan, thats what i shoot for
<2> http://digg.com/linux_unix/How_to_keep_users_from_messing_up_their_desktops
<2> this article doesnt even mention kde kiosk admin
<1> sPiN, ok, that's just not right!
<2> i use kiosk mode on my grandfathers box
<2> keeps him out of trouble, and nothing asks him for a root pwd
<1> sPiN, good thinking
<3> exit
<0> Kiosk ?
<4> what was that fast guru source you guys keep talking about?
<1> sPiN, i have 5 boxes running in my home, 4 linux, 2 servers, 2 desktops and 1 windows for the wife and kids, the biggest issue i ever run into is keeping the bandwidth even...
<4> welan: QoS
<2> !guru-mirror
<5> A very fast mirror site for suser-guru's RPM repository can be found here: http://suser-guru.mirrors.skynet.be/pub/suser-guru/
<6> welan QOS tc
<4> sPiN: that's the ticket!
<4> :D
<2> http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/kiosk/index.html
<2> http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=32627 best mouse cursors ever
<1> running damnsmalllinux as my main server/gateway and a suse install as a back-up server
<7> QoS is of no value on a home network when going out to the general Internet... people get confused between QoS and traffic shaping.
<1> works good for me except the windows box is a bit of a issue at times, "my kids don't understand the net as of yet"
<6> roscoe how so?
<6> I thought they go hand in hand
<2> http://spinink.net/2006/03/29/automatic-backups-with-rsync-and-cron/
<2> you have anything like that going on welan ?
<7> QoS is end to end, on the next your best of using hard traffic shaping at your router to rate limit inbound or outbound traffic based on source or destination addresses.
<6> i was led to believe that inbound shaping only involved dropping packets
<6> if traffic limits were exceeded
<6> this true?
<7> Dropping packets isn't good, you actually want to tell the sending end to stop sending packets.
<1> sPiN, yep the wife never backs up anything so i spend allot of time recovering
<8> later
<9> hello everyone
<2> ha, my cat is 'picture of the day' today
<1> sPiN, ?
<2> www.spinink.net
<1> LOL!
<1> i have three of the furballs, gotta love em
<2> wilson rocks, he plays fetch
<1> cool!
<10> nice cat what is that a bean bag in the air?
<2> its a wrapper from subway
<1> i have midnite, mini and tig. midnite is my alarmclock, if the sun's up i should be up
<10> richardsnow.net
<10> got cat pics on there
<1> sPiN, ever cosider doing howto's for nvidia and ati?
<2> welan: i was going to, but then bill wrote one
<2> !ati
<5> 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
<11> hi
<1> ok
<12> Hi, I have a ati radeo 9200, somebody knows if I can use it with XGL?
<13> I have gtk-1.2.10-907
<13> installed buy my program wont compile
<13> haha nm need the devel
<13> fuj
<1> sPiN, personaly i omly use nvidia ,but other less fortunate souls have ati so...
<1> oh man that was a bad typo
<2> i run both
<12> What is best for SuSE? ATI or NVidia?
<2> nvidia hands down
<1> i gave up on ati way back with 9.0
<12> I like to buy a new video card, but I don't know what is best for Linux... What do you think, nvidia or ati?
<2> nvidia hands down
<7> Deja Vue
<1> when i first biult this box "for suse 9.0" i had a ati 32mb card at the time and it was a nightmare
<12> ok, thanks
<13> haha turns out I was just missing my alsa java bindings
<13> ****
<14> Alguien habla espaol aqu?
<1> later replaced it with a 64 mb nvidia then upgraded to my current card and i'm all about nvidia since
<1> ok, movie time...
<15> Hello. I have a problem, and I've run out of possible answers. I've just switched to SUSE 10.1, this evening, and I'm having DNS problems, apparatly. Using Firefox, I can reach most websites by typing in the IP address, but not by using the domain name. I've called my ISP and gotten exact IP addresses for their DNS servers and made sure they were loaded properly in my DNS system, but it still doesn't work! Would anyone have a clue about this??
<7> merf: Open up a shell, start nslookup, type 'servers dnsipaddress' (replace that bit with the DNS ip address you have) then try www.sun.com and see what happens.
<16> merf, what do you have in /etc/resolv.conf ?
<7> merf: That should be server not servers
<15> Druid: Hang on, I'll check...
<15> Roscoe: and I'll check THAT in a moment...
<15> Druid: my local host IP address, the two IP addy's for Qwest's DNS servers, and "search Qwest.net"
<16> merf, why would you have your own ip in resolv.conf?
<7> You shouldn't have your own in there unless your running a local DNS cache or forwarder.
<16> nod
<15> Druid: *shrug* It was there when I first pulled up the settings.
<16> nslookup Im not sure if its there anymore
<16> dig or host must be the command nowadays
<15> no, I've used mslookup tonight.
<7> nslookup is there :)
<16> oh damn, they will never remove it
<16> its like xmms
<7> :)
<7> All you need in your resolv.conf is 'nameserver <dnsipaddress>' and maybe 'search <domainname>' if you want to automatically append a domain to the end of an address.
<7> address = host.
<15> here we go... unathoritative answer: 72.5.124.61
<15> hmmm... so I should take out the local host IP address?
<7> Thats good... it means the IP address you have for the DNS server is valid and you're not blocking DNS requests. Just comment out the current lines in resolv.conf and add 'nameserver ipaddress'.
<15> okay... I'll try that.
<15> HAH! I took out my local address, and now it all works like a charm!
<7> Cool bananas
<15> Thank you, VERY much!! *bows to the worthy* :)
<7> lol :)
<15> Right. Hate to ask and run, but now I have work to do. THanks again. :)
<16> heh, the important question wasnt answered, which is how it got there.. hope he remembers that when it comes back to his resolv.conf heh
<0> !vcd
<2> user error
<17> k, back to the lame ol' nv module :)
<17> I can't stand having my windows install being 10x more stable than linux install :)
<18> hi all
<19> evening folks :)
<17> hi rohan
<18> hi Grommet
<18> :)
<20> will 10.2 boot faster? thus far suse is the slowest booting distro ive used
<21> what's a good channel for questions on dvd software?
<22> Shaezsche: then try to disable some of the startup **** or switch distros
<22> chkconfig as root in terminal
<20> which startup stuff is safe to disable?
<20> is there a good faq?
<23> hey
<23> how do you change the time zone of suse 9.3?
<17> kopete is very noisy :)
<24> Hello. I just got a new hard drive, installed suse, and partitioned it. I'm new to this partition thing and can only hope I did it right. It seems I made a fat32 200gb partition to mount /data4, and a reiserfs 30.7 root mount. When I was partitioning, it said I should do a swap mount, but I didn't know what swap meant, so I didn't do it. What's a swap mount?
<21> a swap partition is like windows page file
<25> in wifi-radar, what is "WAP Driver?"
<21> i dont think your machine will run well without one
<21> wap = wireless acces point i beleive
<26> sPiN, yo head spinning huh
<26> LOL
<2> FireFox404: when you dont know what something is, you dont disable it..
<23> anybody know how to change the time zone of suse?
<21> a good setup is a 10 Gb root partition or so, and a nice sized /home partition
<21> right click on the clock
<25> Jahooty: yes, but what is the "driver" part all about?
<24> sPiN: I didn't disable it tho. I just didn't make the partition manually.
<24> How big should I have made it? What's a good swap size?
<21> and i think choose "adjust time and date"
<21> twice your ram
<21> up to a gig or so
<23> ok ill try that
<20> so, how can i speed up suse's boot
<24> I could reinstall? I wouldn't care. I really want to get both windows and suse. I would do anything for that. If i had windows on my main drive, and suse on my secondary drive, would that work? How can i do a dual boot?
<2> install windows first, then install suse
<25> FireFox404: install GRUB on your secondary driver... that works for me
<21> to dual boot, have windows first, install linux second, (it will set up the bootloader pretty good usually) and then tell your bios to boot up using your linux harddrive
<2> suse will install a boot option for windows
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