dubkat

yum install kmod-ntfs im not completely sure about the first question, since you didnt mention the arch you are using. you could always download source from kernel.org

can the suse pc access the internet?

So correct me incase i understand wrong: right now, you're network looks something like this.... ----------- | internet | ----------- | ` router ...` wireless .........`---> computer ..................| ..................`- another router ............................| ............................ ` another computer ............................` XboX

Banshee It has support for Ipods... the whole works Banshee Project

count me in as well. I volunteer to help with tutorials, and proof reading other posters howto's. I can also offer professional hosting on 100mbit server. In regards to the pdfs to keep people from stealing / claiming work... I like it. It's no different than writing a program/script and adding a licence to it. To say that that one is looking for fame & glory because they want to protect their work is rediculous. lets do it!

great how to, i tried to install from source myself because i have a 64bit arch. i havnt tried it out yet though. before i continue though, can you use Windows XP as a guest OS, and if so, could you do a how-to on that for those of us who only want windows for those few essential programs that can only work (smoothly) on windows? thanks.

My desktop... after some customizing, of course =) Full Size

Irssi + Hybrid Operscript Collection

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i am not aware of an all-in-one benchmark suite for linux, but i know there are tools for benchmarking things like apache and mysql individually. as far as mounting iso files... mount -o loop -t iso9660 your.iso /path/to/mount hope that helps

Ok, i've installed Evolution, imported my email from Thunderbird, setup my POP email accounts, and when i click on Send/Receive it looks like everything is in business. everything completed to 100% got no error where the frack is my mail ? Im checking 2 pop3 accounts and both appear to be doing their business, but It doesnt seem to show any new mail. (no, my mail isnt 'hidden') im at a loss any help is appreciated

Here are my screenshots of Fedora Core 3 (Current Desktop is GNOME after downloading some artwork from art.gnome.org) I found that doing a clean install was much better then doing an upgrade, but i suppose that is to be expected. Im also very happy that Fedora now includes the XFCE desktop, which is what my default was prior to my upgrade. ~DubKat

RedHat and Fedora users who have NTFS partitions read this: Linux NTFS Project It works. but follow the directions EXACTLY =) good luck!

I really like problem.gif..... are YOU a linux noob ?? great job with the graphics btw, blue/steal blue is my favorite color =)

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