On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Ben Edwards wrote:
>> >Sounds like you're using the wrong xserver.
>> How do I change which Xserver I am using?
AFAIR Mandrake uses Xconfigurator. Failing that you can use xf86config
(but it's bloody hairy). Best bet is to have the details of your monitor
on hand as auto configurating thingies like Xconfigurator sometimes set up
the wrong thing. And if all else fails, just use a vanilla VGA xserver
until you have your details
>> >If you're PCs are networked,
> >you can try telnetting to the box, but to be honest I don't recall killing
> >X ever working for me when I had similar situations.
>>> Good idea, but this happens every time I do something in X so although it
> will get X back wont help mtch.
>>> >Try the GIMP instead of Photoshop, as for Dreamweaver, I don't know.
> >Plex86 is coming along in leaps and bounds (http://www.plex86.org) - watch
> >the site for a few weeks and they'll most likely have W2K going in it.
>> I will look at gimp again but I am a fairly hardcore photoshop user and
> found that alough gimp seems to do averything photoshop douse if seems to
> involve lots of scripting. As for Dreamweaver..., this is the real
> problem. Haven't seen any UNIX web development tools.
Well, a search for "html editor" on freshmeat.net turns up BlueFish
(http://bluefish.openoffice.nl), August (http://www.lls.se/~johanb/august),
and Galway (http://netpedia.net/hosting/erin/galway.html). Galway looks
nicest to me, and has those script features you don't like about the GIMP :)
>> What is the difference between plex86 and umware, apart from plex86 being
> open source (which is ace or cource).
VMWare has had more time spent on development and runs on more platforms,
and Plex86 is still in development.
>> >Look for the NT Bootloader howto on http://www.linuxdoc.org (or in
> >/usr/doc/HOWTO, or /usr/share/doc/HOWTO if Mandrake is FHS compliant).
>>> Ta.
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