linux envy
- From: jondowd jeffnet org
- To: bobsoros yahoo com
- CC: gnome-list gnome org, jondowd jeffnet org
- Subject: linux envy
- Date: Sun, 21 Jun 1998 00:04:00 +0000
Dearest Bob, et al.,
I saw your question regarding afterstep configuration while perusing
gnome-list@gnome.org ( a fascinating look into a wider world...) and
saw "and i hope this is the proper forum for it, forgive me if its
not." Thought to myself, "Yeah, I have a few questions for the
Linux community too ! Maybe if I just throw them out there, someone
will...". Let me say 1st, I HAVE gotten great help, fast & friendly
from Linux Support Services and others AND I'm really excited by the
whole philosophy and depth of quality software put forth by GNU/Linux.
I look forward to the day I can chuck all my MS stuff and be
exclusively FREE. However...after spending two hours a day for five
or six weeks I've yet to be able to make a ppp connection to my isp
for Netscape, etcetera. Took me this long to find out *.tar.gz files
will unzip (sic) much nicer if instead I fetch binaries and use
rpm -ivh - since I run Red Hat 5.0 ! FIVE WEEKS ! !
The question. Do you know an entry level, really simple, info site ?
Like... "To setup your printer...type "***" and click here... To
install this nifty (and free) word processor... from root, type
"minicom -s -m -c on, NcFTP open..." DO YOU KNOW OF SUCH A PLACE OR
BOOK TITLE ?
Thank you all. Thank you Robert.
Jon [(in a whiny voice) "it's too hard"] Dowd
On Sat, Jun 20, 1998 at 08:36:15PM -0700, Robert Soros
wrote:
> Greetings Gnome developers, users and linux users of all kinds! ;-)
>
> Just have one quick question, and i hope this is the proper forum
> for it, forgive me if its not.
>
> Is there a switch in the afterstep configuration that would put
> minimized window icons on the top right hand part of the screen,
> rather then the bottom left ? If this were possible, i would find
> some contentment and peace while using the Gnome Panel ....
> otherwise its a pain in the butt, as it covers minimized icons on
> the bottom part of the screen (no, i dont like auto-hide, and i
> loathe having the panel on the right, top or left part of the screen
> ;-) yes, i'm a little picky)
>
> Thank you all, Best wishes fellow men.
>
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