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| Thread ID: 44349 | 2004-04-16 09:59:00 | Xandros, the (ongoing) saga of trying to install Kshowmail | Terry Porritt (14) | Press F1 |
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| 229811 | 2004-04-19 12:57:00 | It ain't a Debian problem as per your post in the other thread Brett or not for Mepis at least. Cheers Murray P |
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| 229812 | 2004-04-19 21:37:00 | My bad Terry, I lie..... Webcams... I couldnt get my el-cheapo DSE Webcam to work, nor could I get my Chicony DC-350 to work.... And Im sure now that we are switching the CyberCafe to Ark Linux that we'll encounter more hardware soon.... Im already having a fun time getting the Canon PCL 5e to work (LAN Printer...). The great thing is that the solution is usually only a google away! Chill. |
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| 229813 | 2004-04-20 00:12:00 | Well done Brett, You have renewed my faith in Xandros, I can now use Mozilla without needing to wear my Dick Smith magnifying visor :) I had missed your posting for that modification. Just to add a bit, in the 'chrome' directory there is an example file called userChrome-example.css which tells you how to modify the fonts. Just need to know that the * is used to disable the sample command in the same way as ; is used in a windows .ini file. (I think?) Chill I did try your suggestion for trying to get the web cam detected, but had no joy. I dont feel like buying new hardware at this time just to get a something working in Linux when I can just as easily switch back to Windows (or even MS-DOS :)) However as Graham suggested if one is buying a new piece of hardware or upgrading it would be good to have Linux support too. |
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