Which Linux distru is for beginners and Easy to install?...

/tongue.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='tongue.gif' /> if you desire to do
your linux most ease, I recommend yourself to change you to SuSE 9.1 and your life to be ease. These
linux make all to you. you don't need to make nothing. /biggrin.gif' border='0'
style='vertical-align:middle' alt='biggrin.gif' /> ...

How to play Movie and music on linux. I am using fedora and i dont think so any player is specific
to any one flavour of linux. I have used "MP3 blaster" player, but this you need to play from
command line. Any other user friendly player pls let me know /rolleyes.gif"
style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" /> .....

installing .tar.bz2 software open the terminal window.Place the s/w in root's home..then
write file.tar.bz2 in terminal. uncompressing will take place.a folder with .tar extension will b
created.Now write tar -xvf filename.tar,contents will be read..Now,move to the directory just
created..read the readme file..follow instruction such as make or make install to be commanded in
terminal...now its done..use it by writing in terminal for ex. mplayer movie.avi. ..or just drop ur
movie file nin the terminla..nd remove the " " in the file..append mplayer with blank spa...

Yea SuSE heve the best tools. Mplayer, Xmms, OpenOfecce, K3B, FireFox etc....

According to the author's opinion, the answer is yes (he's a lawyer, from what I can tell).
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/08/17/triumph_of_linux/ The article also contains some
interesting facts about the devious ways in which Microsoft is trying to derail Linux, most recently
through vague legal threats to enforce patents against Linux distributors that it does not partner
with. Personally I think Linux could become the dominant OS, but many, many years from now....

QUOTE Partitioning Guide This guide is designed for users New to Linux. 1. All Linux users
run as just that 'a user'. If you are moving from Windows it is most likely that you ran
Windows as an 'Administrator' (root). In Linux, any task which alters the Operating System
(OS) of a Linux distro requires 'root' privileges. You will need the 'root' password
to do this. Basically, this gives you temporary access to the core of your OS. This is what makes
Linux far more secure than Windows. 1. That being said you will now understan...

Hi Guys! I have been successful in connecting my phone to internet on both Ubuntu and openSUSE
using BOTH the methods. I am not sure about other distros however they should work. There are two
ways to connect to the internet using a GPRS modem phone. For the phones with BLUETOOTH : THE
BLUETOOTH CONNECTION METHOD: You need to follow the steps below to connect to the internet using
a bluetooth connection: 1: Switch on bluetooth on your phone and the computer. Make both your
computer and phone visible to other devices. 2: Do a search from Linux for bluetoot...

Hi, well i have been a windows user all my life, and I'm really satisfied with it. But from a
time know as a good programmer/user, I want to know what I'm missing(or not) from not using
linux, so for those who have a long time using it I would like you to ask a favor, if you could
recommend me the version that I should test. I don't understand when someone says to a newbie in
linux that is asking for a version to start, they say to them "well ubuntu(example) is a good
version to start", what are the real diference between the different types of linux. ...

This is a simple tutorial on the editors in Linux. I use these 3 editors for programming on linux:
1. vi -- available in all Linux and unix box, used to edit 2. vim -- not in all Linux flavors
and it has got default coloring of key words feature, used to edit 3. view --Its used only to
view, recommended to use for viewing of system config files, as it should not get edited without
your notice. Following are the basic commands comes handy with these editors #Open a file for
edit $ vi test -- creates a file if file is not exist in the current director...

It has been a long time since I coded in C/C++ and I can't seem to remember the exact mechanism
of linking. Say, I compiled and linked the source code given at SQLite quickstart guide (C
example in Write Programs That Use SQLite ) in Linux(Ubuntu) environment: g++ -o"SQLiteTest"
./sqlitetest.o -lsqlite3 It gives me a nice executable SQLiteTest and I can use it on my
system. But how would it fare when I distribute that code to someone else? Is the libsqlite3.*
statically packaged into SQLiteTest? or is it dynamically linked and the recipient of the prog...

i have always wonder, what is so special about linux? why do people have linux? rather than windows
or mac? is it recommended that noobs like me /laugh.gif" style="vertical-align:middle"
emoid=":lol:" border="0" alt="laugh.gif" /> have an linux os? /rolleyes.gif"
style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" />...

I''ve been wondering lately, what language is Linux written in? I'm interested in
this, because my friend and I are considering writing our own distro. I know, it sounds like a bit
of a feat, but one guy wrote MEPIS by playing with the Debian source code. I think the two of us
could do something similar. /tongue.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='tongue.gif'
/> ...

Many face problem while transfering file from Linux to windows and Vise versa. My solution for
this is "winscp405". Winscp is a windows freeware tool used to copy file from & to Linux machine.
To get this tool just google for " winscp405" tool and download this small package and install.
Enjoy working with Linux and windows /tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P"
border="0" alt="tongue.gif" />...

I first tried Linux a few years ago, not because I was completely against Windows or anything like
that, but just because I had some free time on my hands. I started off with Mandrake 9.0 which was
very user friendly and Windows-like. After reading through a bunch of message boards and learning
which distros are good for what, I soon realized my current distro was great for Linux noobs. So
then I decided to try something a little more advanced like Slackware which I knew had a steep
learning curve. Since then I've been using Slackware as my main OS and couldn'...

Ok I have tried Linux before, it was ok, until something with the kernel screwed up and it left me
with a command line interface that I didn't know what to do. I am looking for 2 different
distributions of Linux here, my first one is for: (Currently running Windows XP SP2) A computer
with 512 MB RAM Pentium 4 processor Internet Access GNOME or KDE desktop, doesn't matter Minimal
command line work!!! Absolutely no command line work when installing. I have tried
Ubuntu, it was easy enough. Anything easier than Ubuntu and I'll give it a try. M...

QUOTE Installing Suse Linux 10.1 This article is a "walk-through" of how I've installed
and configured Suse Linux 10.1 on 5 machines. This will be updated as I find things that may be of
interest. Please do not contact me with tech support questions. You'll find people far more
qualified to answer any questions at the 2 forums listed below. At some time or another I've
found most of what I know of Suse there. I hope that you will find this information helpful in your
dealings with Suse 10.1. Suse Linux Community Suse Forums (Use the search functio...

I have been using Ubuntu 7.10 for about a month now. My experiance began when I sent a request for a
free CD to be mailed to me. Several weeks later, it arrived, however I was reluctant at first to
install it, as there was much hassle when I attempted to install my BCM43xx wireless network drivers
for another distro, Suse. Although I had ran a server on Linux for a while previously, it was easy
to do as Linux automatically detected the wireless network card I was using. This was on an older
computer that I ran the server. On my current pc, a Dell Inspiron 1300 Laptop, a ...

Installation First, fetch the latest source code from http://www.psybnc.at QUOTE cd wget
http://www.psybnc.at/download/beta/psyBNC-2.3.2-7.tar.gz tar -zxvf psyBNC-2.3.2-7.tar.gz cd psybnc
Configuration QUOTE make menuconfig Now go in `Bouncer Config', next set Listening
Port and Ip. Next select `User' Here you will be able to create a user for your bouncer.
You must set Ident, Realname and Password, and vhost too. So return to main menu, and choose exit.
When prompted for saving select Yes. Launching psyBNC QUOTE make ./p...

Ok here is a challenge to all the hardcore linux folks out there. I will greatly accept the switch
if it can be proven that Games will run as good under linux as they do under windows. Im a windows
guy at heart, but I do work on unix systems at work. Im a gamer, and that will never change. I had
switched over to linux about 4 years ago, and I couldnt play crap on linux without dual booting to
windows. (I think it was Wine emulation they were running under) Now have there been some
improvements in being able to play windows games smoothly on linux? If so, please let me...

Hey! Sorry if this should be in the game forum, but it is about a game in Linux. And I need
help with it /tongue.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":P" border="0" alt="tongue.gif" />
so I thougt that it belongs to here. So.. Is it possible to install Diablo 2 on Linux using some
sort of patch, or any special software? Not just diablo. But other games too, that only works on
Windows. Thanks //Feelay...

Is there any Mobile that run on Linux OS? , where i can add my own application and excute them. I
did lot of survey on this, there are number of mobiles that run on Linux but all has one of the
following issues. 1. In most of them You can't run your applications 2. Most of the
mobiles are very costly eventhough they are using free OS(cost in optimising them). If you are
aware of such mobiles please let us know. My main requirment is i should be able to copy my
application to them and run them....

1.Debian 2.Fedora 3.Gentoo 4.Mepis 5.Nitix 6.Mandrake 7.Red Hat 8.SUSE 9.Slackware 10.Santa Fe
Linux 11.Yellow Dog /rolleyes.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0"
alt="rolleyes.gif" />...

Virtualization is a relatively arcane subject, but it is one which is very rapidly growing, and
apparently very "hot" in commercial enterprises. For the hobbyist with multiple computers (I have
8), it offers the possibility of taking snapshots of running, fully configured applications and
operating systems, and transferring some or all of them onto a single computer platform. First, it
saves energy. Second, once the conversion has been made from real hardware to a virtual "guest,"
the driver problems associated with moving from one hardware platform to another are sol...

I first submitted this tutorial a couple of months ago over at http://linuxiso.org/forums as user
adpsimpson. Having spent ages wishing the hotkeys on my laptop would work, I spent most of an
afternoon looking into it. Since no site I found explained it satisfactorily, here's my
method... The first step is to find out which of the keys are registered by the kernel, and what
their keycodes are (the unique event number that they cause). To do this you need a program called
xev, (in Mandrake this is part of X11R6-contrib, is installed by default in Slack, and should...

I'm searching 2 days ago trying to find notepad++ for linux but i couldn't find it yet,
does anyone know or have this great software?, ofcourse i have it on windows, but i don't use
windows so much time, most times i'm on linux so i need it to be run on linux. P.S: i don't
use WINE so please don't recommend it /smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)"
border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> ...

are they even made by the same people...?...

Ex: Compiling a cpp file using a basic command " g++ filename.cpp " and to run the program use
./a.out , Then to store the compilation error to text file use this command. g++ test.cpp >
log.txt log.txt contains the compile time errors. ...