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because I can.

 

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Enjoy! =)

 

Webmistress

if i try to configure php.4.3.7 .. i get this error after a while

 

Hey guys.

 

when i was using rh9 i'd lauch my terminal then i'd right click to get to the settings then i'd change my session to a linux console session. I liked using linux console because of the vim color coding. Comments were much easier to read on a black background because the color of the comment was changed to a teal/auqa looking color instead of the darker blue color of the default scheme.

 

i can't seem to get that to work on fedor2. ideally i'd like to use that linux console as my default, so i'm wondering:

 

a. does anyone know what i'm talking about

 

b. if so, how would i get that done?

 

 

if you are running rh9 go to your terminal and right click over the terminal, and this should bring up a settings menu. If you go settings->session you should see something like linux console or linux session - select it. now open a file that has comments #comment or /** comment */ - the color scheme is a little different and a lot more friendlier on the eyes when you have a black background.

 

 

do i sound nuts? or does anyone know what i'm talking about?

 

 

thanks for the help,

 

john

Just want to see the options. because i got ATI and Nvidia myself, i don't know which one would be the best on Linux.

when cron runs on my comp it always gives me this message:

When I try to install RedHat I get this message after a few clicks:

 

Quote:Traceback (most recent call last):

• File "/usr/lib/anaconda/gui.py", line 764, in nextClicked self.setScreen()
   
   
  
  
• File "/usr/lib/anaconda/gui.py", line 985, in setScreen new_screen=apply(self.currentWindow.getScreen, args)
   
   
  
  
• File "/usr/lib/anaconda/iw/mouse_gui.py", line 232, in getScreen self.setupMice()
   
   
  
  
• File "/usr/lib/anaconda/iw/mouse_gui.py", line 122, in setupMice model=fields[1]
  
  

IndexError: list index out of range

When I try to start X, my screen goes black for a second, but then it goes back to the console. Here's some of the things it says:

 

Fatal server error:

no screen found

 

XIO: fatal IO error 104 (Connection reset by peer) on X server ":0.0"

after 0 requests (0 known processed) with 0 events remaining.

 

 

Why is this happening? I could start X with that basic GUI-thing, but that wasn't very useful.. o_O

 

 

StingBear

I can't remember the name of the floppy disk or where to find it that helps with installing onto a windows machine. I remember using it at my house, but I'm not close enough to find it. If anyone knows where i can find it that would rock. the iso's wont load right away from startup and i have already changed the boot settings in the bios.

Hi!

 

Then I tries to install. games like Quake3 or Enemy Territory I get an error.