Questions from a new Fedora user
On 5 May 2005 06:41:38 -0700, Sasquatch staggered into the Black Sun and said:
Redhat have always tried to ignore KDE in the hopes that it would go away, but you should still be able to install KDE using whatever excuse for apt-portage that distro uses.
Open a konsole-eterm-xterm, type "locate*pattern-* " to find all files matching pattern. Much faster than find if you haven't fiddled with the cron jobs that run at 0-dark-thirty every night and rebuild the locate database.
will tell you to open an xterm, enter "xhost +localhost", use su to as root. This doesn't work quite the same way now; you should do "xhost +local: " instead of "xhost +localhost" since most X servers are started with "-nolisten tcp" these days.
Hm. konsole has a "root console" menu item in its default config; wonder why eterm-aterm don't? Note that whatever you do, you'll have to enter root's pbuttword.
I have a strange problem. I've got two raid volumes, md0 and md1, on three physical disks. md0 is raid-0 with three...
Don't get too used to having a GUI, eh? Learn the basics of emacs and-or vim, then pick one of those editors and learn it *well*. Then vi-compatible editor in its base install. You'll also be able to do complex tasks that no GUI-dependent editor can do.
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