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Fedora Frog can:

 

* Install extra repositories [RPMForge]

Note: Not all repositories are mutually compatible. See the Warning mixing repositories

* Install GUI frontend for yum [yumex]

* Install commonly needed multimedia codecs

* Install DVD playback capability

* Install Java JRE and its plugin for Firefox

* Install Macromedia Flash plugin for Firefox

* Install extra fonts (including msttcorefonts)

* Install graphics drivers for nVidia and ATI cards

* Install Gnome Configuration Editor

* Install numlockx to turn on NumLock on startup

* Set up Gnome to open System Monitor every time you push Alt-Ctrl-Del

* Disable CD blocking in CD-ROM

* Set up Nautilus to open new folders in the same window

* Install rar archiver

* Install Adobe PDF reader

Note: This is not necessery to read PDF documents, you can read them using Evince too.

* Install Gwenview and digiKam imageviewers

* Install XMMS (analog of Winamp)

* Install amaroK media player

* Install stream directory browser Streamtuner

* Install CD ripper Grip

* Install Xine, VLC, Mplayer multimedia players

* Install RealPlayer 10

* Install Skype

* Install Thunderbird e-mail client

* Install Liferea RSS reader

* Install Opera web browser

* Install CD/DVD burning utility K3b

* Install FTP utility gFTP

* Install File share utility DC++

* Install P2P BitTorrent client Azureus

* Install P2P eMule Client aMule

* Install P2P Gnutella Client LimeWire

* Install KDE Edutainment programms

* Install Photo-realistic nightsky renderer Stellarium

* Install Some additional games

* Install Alacarte Gnome menu editor

* Install Shortcut to browse files as root

* Install Some desktop backgrounds, icons, themes and screensavers

* Install fortune and make Gnome Fish-applet to use it

 

To install Fedora Frog run these commands in terminal [Applications -> System Tools -> Terminal ]

Hi all. I'm currently in the process of downloading OpenSUSE to install on my home-built PC (yup, built it myself). So, this question is mainly for anyone who has experience with the latest stable distro for OpenSUSE.

 

There are 2 drivers I'm concerned about, though the latter I could probably do through yast. I currently access the internet through 56k Dialup, using an Intel ® 536EP Modem. My printer is a Canon BJC 3000 (connected through USB).

 

So, my first concern is do I need to worry about downloading and installing a driver for my modem, or will the latest version (10.1) of OpenSUSE take care of that for me already?

 

For my Printer, should I download a driver before installing Linux and then just install it myself after I have Linux up and running, or is there an easy way to do this through YaST?

 

I remember about 2 years ago trying FC 4 on a different computer, but jumped in over my head since I didn't do as much research as I'm doing this time to try to understand Linux. I'm hoping for a better experience this time, with OpenSUSE and more preperation.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

William

hi,

 

I did what it said in the following web site([/url][url=http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2005/05...qlexplorer.html]http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2005/05...qlexplorer.html ) but cant get the sqlexplorer to show up in the other menue.

 

has anyone else tried this in LINUX(suse), or if anyone has tried different way let me know please.

 

thank you

hi,

 

I have installed suse 10 and as i am newbie dont know if I have to install graphics driver. As right now it is kind of blury and it is not the same as windows(sharp graphics)......I have the intel-via series cd for p4 pcs(but i am not sure which graphic card it is), i think it would be either nvidia or geforce is there a way to find out?

 

also when i want to play a suse's game it gives me errors anyone else has faced this kind of problem?

 

thank you

hi,

 

i am new to this forum.

 

the forum looks great hope to get help from you guys and help ppl if i can

 

bye for now

Ok so I have my own mail server and its great. Trouble is lately I've been unable to reliably keep an internet connection. I'm getting married this september and priorities being what they are, the net bill comes after catering bill, invitations, honeymoon(hurray!) and all the other stuff that goes with getting married. Since I can't realiably keep the net connect, I need a mail server I can depend on. If anybody has a spare gmail invite kickin' around I would love to take it off your hands, if not I'll have to go with someone else. [img]<___base_url___>/uploads/emoticons/default_rolleyes.gif[/img]

hi all, :)

please drive modem softv92 data fax modem

kernel 2.6

????????

I'd like to set up a network in which I have a web server hooked up to the internet, and then a bunch of other machines on an "internal" Gigabit network which do not have access to the internet (I'm trying to set up a database cluster). So it goes something like this:

 

cable modem


|


router


|


web server


|


Gb switch


|


DB1 ...


 

Unfortunately, the switch doesn't seem to work unless I also hook it up to the router (the ethernet card in DB1 doesn't initialize). I have the feeling I'm fundamentally not grokking something here - do I need a router instead of a switch? All networking hardware is NetGear (GA311 cards, ProSafe VPN firewall, GS608 switch), and I'm using RedHat FC5. Any thoughts?

 

One more note - I haven't hooked the web server to the switch yet. I thought I'd try to get the switch working first. Would this make a difference?

 

Daniel

i'm downloading SLED desktop DVD iso now

 

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cheers

 

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