DOS bitches!

run xorg -configure in terminal, you can set up dual screens from there

It ought to download the right binary driver itself as soon as you fiddle with any advanced option. Assuming it has, there's an nvidia settings manager where all that shit is done fairly easily.

>>3021
ONE OF US
ONE OF US

>>2958
Holy, shit. That's just rediculous.

Not a LMfag but Iīll give what help I can.

Gnome-ifed XChat is simple enough to change. If the network isnīt on the list, Edit -> Preferences -> Networks -> Add, fill in the blanks. While you are in Preferences, change IRC Preferences to add your nick and change default messages.

Regular XChat pops the network dialog up right when you open the app. I highly recommend installing regular XChat if you donīt have it because it is easier to define proxies with it. Gnome XChat uses Gnomeīs settings and can be a pain in the ass.


g++ is the compiler, nothing else. You probably are expecting an IDE like Anjuta which is available as a package.

Google suggests that LM, like Ubuntu, also requires the build-essential package to install a proper build environment.

>>3106

it's yoda's lightsaber

I believe the primary problem with apple is their business practices. They sell "membership" in the form of a mac to a social movement. It is the movement everyone hates (and the overpriced nature of macs).

I love Apple computers (I have three) but I can't stand the aforementioned "social movement" that >>3236 spoke of. I say use what works best for you, they both have ups and downs.

>>3230

ffs why does it auto fill in my name as the subject EVERY FUCKING TIME.

>>3230

Great router... been using it myself for the past couple years with the DD-WRT VoIP firmware. Solid as a rock, man.