RE: How to find a shell

[Jay Vaughan <jv access-music de>]

At 2:46 -0700 28/4/05, Shiraz Baig wrote:
> I was just wondering, the person who had asked this
> question must be overwhelmed by the answers. I wish
> my problems also get so much response. :)
> Currently, I am struggling with a number of things.
> I am using RedHat 9.0. I am facing three problems:
>   a. I wish to make my display visible on Multimedia
>      for the audience to see.
>      I am using Compaq Laptop (LCD screen).
>   b. My sound card volume control is not working.
>      Though it works perfectly well in MS Windows.
>      It is Intel sound card. Linux says, its mixer
>      device is not working.
>   c. My USB drive Kingston (Data Traveller) is not
>      working under Linux. Though, it works perfectly
>      under MS Windows.
> help me please.
> bye

i don't see how any of this has to do with gtk-list.. i think you 
want the redhat-user-support-list, wherever and whatever that may be 
...

(a: set up your X server to use your overhead projector, b: ask this 
question on the ALSA-support lists, c: something about RedHat 
'/etc/rc.d/hotplug start', grumble grumble ...)

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Jay Vaughan