Jomboni
10-23-2001, 12:07 AM
I had a little difficulty getting online, but it turns out it was just a little typo on my part... oops! Anyway, I'm on now. I've gotten everything working that I've wanted to so far.
xawtv - worked right away. I'm trying to figure it out, the channel settings are kind of freaky, but once I get the hang of it it'll be cool. The picture is better than in Windows.
Mozilla - has something I've never seen in a Linux browser - if you don't have a plugin you need to view a page, it will download it for you and set it up automatically! It doesn't crash every 10 seconds like Netscape 6.1 did when I was running RH 7.1
KDE - pretty cool, but I'm sticking with Gnome, I'll check out some other windowmanagers in a few days.
I haven't tried playing DVDs or setting up my mousewheel yet, so I don't know how hard or easy this will be, I guess I'll find out tomorrow.
My one complaint, and it's not Redhat's fault - I have a GeForce 2, and Nvidia doesn't have RH 7.2 drivers just yet (it did just come out.... I tried the 7.1 drivers and they didn't work because they seem to be kernel specific? Hopefully Nvidia will get cracking and release a new driver soon!
xawtv - worked right away. I'm trying to figure it out, the channel settings are kind of freaky, but once I get the hang of it it'll be cool. The picture is better than in Windows.
Mozilla - has something I've never seen in a Linux browser - if you don't have a plugin you need to view a page, it will download it for you and set it up automatically! It doesn't crash every 10 seconds like Netscape 6.1 did when I was running RH 7.1
KDE - pretty cool, but I'm sticking with Gnome, I'll check out some other windowmanagers in a few days.
I haven't tried playing DVDs or setting up my mousewheel yet, so I don't know how hard or easy this will be, I guess I'll find out tomorrow.
My one complaint, and it's not Redhat's fault - I have a GeForce 2, and Nvidia doesn't have RH 7.2 drivers just yet (it did just come out.... I tried the 7.1 drivers and they didn't work because they seem to be kernel specific? Hopefully Nvidia will get cracking and release a new driver soon!