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<0> or get experience
<1> dr- but with mandrake there is so much I dont know what I have most of the time hehe
<2> coir: iirc ubuntu was recommended for newcomers of linux
<3> keithhhhhhhhh, learn the fundamentals. the rest is just iceing on the cake.
<4> timfrost, nop..
<5> ryman: locate is a command that finds files
<1> dr - I agree but I find that linux always had a problem with file management
<6> wastrel, thanks
<3> keithhhhhhhhh, i dont find any problems with it. :P now Windows on the other hand... i do find problems
<0> keithhhhhhhhh, one important dual-booting thing to note, Linux can't write to NTFS (WinXP) drives
<3> depends on what you 'define' "file management" as :P
<0> drives partitions
<4> timfrost, and what happens if it did? I mean what could the solution be?
<1> dr - hahaha I agree there are lots of probs with win, Im not defending windows hehe
<3> Windows CAN read/write to ext2/3 partitions now :P whioch is nice.
<3> with the right extra tool. :p
<1> dr - Linux cant be installed onto NTFS really I thought it could
<3> keithhhhhhhhh, with QEMU ya can run it on a windows install.. if you needed to.
<3> from what i gather ext3 is in many ways better then NTFS :p
<7> Can someone ***ist me with a display res problem?
<3> but i dont know how ya would benchmark/prove such a statement.
<8> coir, whats the problem?
<1> dr - I tried the live disk but my internet connection always craps out after 5 minutes, do you think I will have the same problem when I install from scratch?
<7> Toma-, messing with Xfce res, I selected a bad one, apparently. It's all goofy when I try to load it up, so I can't see anything
<9> ctaborda, some fi;lesystem types need to be checked (e2fsck, chkdsk) every so often. But that shouldn't affect FAT32, which I ***ume for Ipod.
<4> yeap
<8> coir, ahhh silly. press Ctrl-Alt-+ or -
<4> so why am I getting read only file sys?
<10> Question i just double clicked taskbar at top now it dissappeared... ho0w i get it back
<10> ?
<7> Toma-, that'll change the res?
<8> coir, yep
<3> keithhhhhhhhh, doubtfull. the live cd is out dated in ways. and is not a really good test. theres other live linux disrtos ya may want to try out as well.
<7> Ok, I'll give it a shot. Ty.
<5> coir: numberpad + and -
<5> hope he has a numberpad
<5> hm i broke my email
<5> bleh i've never liked postfix
<10> Question i just double clicked taskbar at top now it dissappeared... ho0w i get it back
<2> anyone know if k7 is athlon?
<11> I think you are correct
<12> i think so
<13> hatake_kakashi: yes
<2> ok thanks
<11> Pre thunderbird cpu
<11> I think
<8> MindFreak, in gnome?
<7> Toma-, didn't work. o_o
<5> MindFreak: what window manager?
<11> The k7 was Slot A correct?
<7> ctrl alt +/-, right?
<5> coir: you have to use numberpad + and -
<7> I tried that :-P
<10> think it's gome
<7> I'll try again.
<2> akant: nfi heh
<8> gah
<1> I hate to ask this question but has anyone been able run IE in Linux, I almost never use IE except I surf Korean websites sometimes and most korean sites expect active X :(
<10> running a live CD
<5> MindFreak: did you try logging out & back in again?
<5> ah
<11> lol
<3> keithhhhhhhhh, ick.
<1> Dr - ya I know
<3> keithhhhhhhhh, heck i even disable activeX when i Have to use IE.
<10> have no controlles
<3> its that big a security issue.
<5> MindFreak: try alt-f2 then type gnome-panel & hit enter
<1> dr - ya I dont blame you at all, but Korean websites are that way :(
<14> keithhhhhhhhh: I've seen it done via crossover office. I was rather disgusted at the guy who set it up
<8> keithhhhhhhhh, you can run IE thru wine
<3> :)
<3> get spyware on your wine install...
<5> MindFreak: also ctrl-alt-backspace will force quit if you should need to do that
<1> Toma - cool
<3> makes ya woner what a site would be doing that would REQUIRE activeX
<10> don do nothing
<2> Dr_Willis: heh lol
<1> dr - well Korean websites also require citizen numbers
<3> i can only think of 2 reasons for it. (sites that i use that need ActiveX stuff)
<8> keithhhhhhhhh, http://sidenet.ddo.jp/winetips/config.html
<14> Dr_Willis: wine can run some viruses just fine
<3> hyphenated, i use wine to install spyware - so i can see what it put where. :P
<5> coir: how'd it go?
<7> wastrel, didn't work still.
<2> Dr_Willis: hmm looks like the spyware is eating through my *nix box... I'll have to re-install ;)
<5> coir: check in /etc/X11/ see if you have any backup xorg.conf files
<1> dr - its hard to explain but Korean websites arent programmed using standards, they are programmed around IE
<8> ubotu, tell coir about fixres
<7> wastrel, there's an xorg.conf
<2> keithhhhhhhhh: iirc, Netscape 8 has both IE and FF engine on it, and if that's the case, there might be a linux version
<10> ah that worked
<10> thx
<10> some kinda bug or somthing
<10> ?
<1> dr - even though I use windows I dont use Outlook, IE (except for Korean websites) or even media player
<5> coir: any xorg.conf.092206 or anything like that?
<1> dr - or even messenger ;)
<1> dr - or word
<2> keithhhhhhhhh: why the hell would you require citizen numbers to visit korean site? I don't understand at all
<1> hatake - hehhehe Korean web is totally different
<5> MindFreak: dunno, i haven't used the livecd... gnome panel does die on me from time to time
<3> hatake_kakashi, heh - i dont even think we want to get started on this topic! :p
<3> heh heh
<1> Hatake - whats your feeling on micro payments?
<3> somthing sounds 'odd' there. :p
<5> anyone good with postfix?
<8> keithhhhhhhhh, tried opera?
<1> Hatake - see since many korean websites require citizen number they can make micropayments easily and it makes korean sites awsome.
<7> wastrel, nope, just xorg.conf
<1> Toma - doesnt work with Korean sites that I want to go to
<2> keithhhhhhhhh: I hope you don't mean visiting .pk sites, I have a chipset for PCI RAID card which is made from South Korea. Their site doesn't seem to ask me for citizen number
<8> i c
<1> Toma - I use firefox but all respect to Opera ;)
<2> keithhhhhhhhh: ah
<2> Dr_Willis: heh
<15> err anyone here have a Voodoo3 video card?
<16> Hmm, I know what he's talking about
<16> korean sites require a korean SSN a LOT
<5> coir: hmm i don't know how xfce handles video resolution, but you should be able to fix it by editing your xorg.conf - i was hoping there'd be automatic backups
<1> Hatake - well I do cam chatting in Korea ;)
<2> Harp: not for aralion.kr
<7> hmm
<1> Hatake - and a bit of gaming ;)
<16> any kind of membership usually requires it
<16> like most of the MMORPGs
<2> keithhhhhhhhh: hmm
<16> and cafe
<16> and e-mails
<5> coir: you could also try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
<1> yup
<2> Harp: hmm
<16> any kind of membership. -__-
<1> I agree with Harp
<7> wastrel, which line should I be editing in xorg?
<16> Lucky me, I still have mine ;D
<5> coir: toward the bottom you'll see display depth lines
<2> actually, .pk is pakistan lol.. umm Nth Korea is probably .pr?
<7> There's a few.
<5> coir find Default Depth
<16> north korea has internet?
<1> hatake - I doubt there is any north korean sites yet hehe
<5> and edit the mode lines for that depth
<5> should be all you need
<7> found
<16> Korea = South Korea
<16> North Korea = North Korea.
<1> harp - well ya the Leader probably has porn coming into NK but only for himself ;)
<5> there's also a little line in between them
<3> that seems Unfair. :P
<2> Harp: well there is a game called DracMu or something, and it doesn't require you to have citizen number.. if that was the case, then I wonder how do foreigners play it
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