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Comments:
<0> heh
<1> lol @ wickers
<0> its not really a logic question
<2> bill-barriere: you think i could upgrade to 2.14 with it? perhaps make gnome slightly more bearable
<0> its quasi logic question
<0> but hey who cares
<0> ok im off
<1> pz
<3> tata, nXOR
<4> If some legos are red, and some things red are ballons, then some legos are definately ballons. (see what I mean?)
<5> sPiN, in 10.1 ? well make it bit faster
<6> is there any power saving like suspend features in SUSE ?
<5> some little wuick i havent fixed
<5> qwirk er
<2> raden: sure, but it may or may not work for you... depending on graphics drivers mostly
<5> mostly work am running it atm
<4> The key word of course being definately...
<2> last time i did suspend, it worked, but took it longer to come back up than a fresh boot
<1> switching to SuSE brb
<7> sorry my connection keeps crashing
<4> sPiN, it's usually quicker for me... suspend and resume only take about half the time then a fresh boot.
<7> if i keep crashing during net install will it continue or will i have to restart?
<4> I have a gig of RAM.
<4> It should be faster if you only have 512, or 256.
<4> or slower with more.
<6> we had a $80 electric bill
<2> JBirdAngel, it maaaay pick back up, but it may also **** on ya
<2> if you downloaded the cds why dont you use them?
<6> and we have a gas water heater, no washer or dryer, gas stove, and free heat
<6> and no AC's
<8> what happen if ya press the Finish button in inst sources
<4> :(
<8> ?
<9> back
<6> and i have all LCD flat panels in room
<8> here it hangs
<8> with that damn clock-mouse poiter
<2> that is for not reading the article.
<7> sPiN: lol i suppose that is true
<4> I stopped using CRTs two years ago.
<10> I like CRTs
<4> Why?
<10> more pixels
<4> Rounder pixles?
<10> crisper colors
<11> wickers: many CRTs have much more vibrant colors, too
<4> Depends on the CRT.
<4> not 'many'.
<8> sPiN: i read it
<4> some
<8> http://spinink.net/2006/05/13/adding-installation-sources-to-suse-linux-101/
<10> many, when you compare the price of an LCD to a CRT
<11> yeah, i've seen **** colors on CRTs, but the CRTs that my friends and family bought have much nicer colors than the LCDs I've seen.
<2> woodefec:i dont think you read it very carefully, cause i cover your question you just asked
<4> Then also factor in foot print, weight, and power usage if you want to factor in price.
<10> wickers: how much is an LCD that does 1920x1440?
<7> !spin
<12> If it weren't for grits, there'd be a hell of a lot more Indians.
<2> dont care, dont care, dont care. there done factor'd
<6> i dont have my volt meter here can anyone give me a good guess what the power con sumption on a 15" monitor from the early 90's would be ?
<10> raden: read teh back
<6> frb-work, i can get one for $549
<11> frb-work: heheheheh :)
<10> the label will tell you it's wattage
<2> frb: my laptop does 1920x1200 cause its ws...
<11> raden: really? oo
<8> damn, youre right, they made it even worse than it was
<6> frb-work, i checked tag just had volatage no amps por nothing
<8> f**K!!!
<8> waste of time
<8> SuSEhelp smart
<8> f*ck
<8> aarrrrggggghhhhhh pain
<10> the other thing to consider is lifespan
<4> frb-work, what's the refresh rate on your eyes like when pushing a CRT that high? ;)
<10> I've seen way more LCDs just fade to black
<2> http://spinink.net/2006/05/20/installing-smart-package-manager/
<10> wickers: the CRT I had did that at 75Hz
<4> oh god...
<4> for a crt
<5> ... uploading stuff at 60k is no fun
<4> that's low
<13> yes?
<8> thx spin
<10> doesn't matter
<10> as long as it's not 60Hz, a CRT is fine
<2> bill-barriere: thats well over twice my upstream, bite me!
<4> Tell that to your eyes after hours of coding.
<8> thats crap that yst inst **** how come suse release like that?
<4> ;)
<10> 60Hz == AC cycle == sync errors with the flourescent lights = headaches
<4> 85 + to start with.
<10> 75Hz never bothered me
<10> hell, even 72Hz was fine
<2> wickers: i code on a 2x19" viewsonic g90s that do 16x12@77hz, and they dont bother me at all
<14> ouch
<3> how do i check whats my current refresh rate ?
<10> benJIman: if you were on my continent, I would take it
<3> you people gimme the inferiority complex :D
<14> frb-work: heh
<3> bill-barriere: exactly !
<10> rohan: if it's an LCD, it doesn't matter
<4> I hate how CRTs start to lose focus as they age too..
<3> frb-work: no, its a crt
<14> frb-work: well it does when you're watching moving video or playing games
<4> I'd much rather have a dimmer LCD then a fuzzy CRT.
<10> my Laptop lcd is 60Hz, no more, no less, it works fine
<14> CRTs can have much more precice image
<11> wickers: heh, _THAT_ was why I bought LCDs in the first place ;) damned fuzzy CRTs...
<15> i tryede to add iso for yast as sources but i get coudnt found url :S
<4> LCD refresh rates are much different in that case.
<14> sarnold: clearly you need better CRTs
<16> bah
<2> graphics pros work with high end crts still
<16> smart should not display all versions of a package as different items
<14> can't really beat a good CRT
<10> our designers refuse to use an LCD
<14> says me who's awaiting TFT replacements :)
<11> benJIman: heh, i don't have nearly enough deskspace now for CRTs
<4> frb-work, a LCD does strain your eyes at lower refresh rates, as it's a different beast in that regard.
<14> sarnold: yeah next year I won't have space, having to replace my CRTs with 2x2001fp
<2> benJIman: nice!
<4> does not***
<10> I want a CRT :(
<16> How to add a local dir in SMART ?
<16> as a channel ?
<2> i want the 2x 24" ws!
<16> seems not to like a plain dir with rpms
<4> anyhow reboot time
<3> i-nZ: http://i-nz.net/2006/05/25/working-with-bincue-and-iso/ --> you say where /dev/XXX is your drive, and use hdb :P in the example
<14> sPiN: seemed like best buy 1x2405fpw is more expensive than 2x2001fp (here anyway)
<17> I give up !!!.. Cant add http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/SL-OSS-current/non-oss-inst-source/ to the repositories... is this a bug or what the hell should a user do in order to add that to yast !!!!?????
<18> I do prefer the LCDs in low-light situations though
<16> rohan: errr right :P
<14> frb-work: just reduce brightness on CRT
<18> Heishiro: don't use -current
<2> benJIman: ive never been one to mae sensible purchases :P
<16> neone ?
<18> benJIman: it's always pain in the buttox to do that
<3> i-nZ: sorry, i am a compulsive nit picker :D
<8> error: skipping http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/SL-10.1/inst-source/suse/i586/y2pmsh-2.13.3-6.i586.rpm - transfer failed - Unknown or unexpected error
<14> frb: true, but high contrast TFTs are just as bad for retina burn
<17> frb, let me try that.
<16> how to make a dir to work as a local channel in SMART ?
<2> Heishiro: http://spinink.net/2006/05/13/adding-installation-sources-to-suse-linux-101/
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