here would be a good script:

(the pre-req is that you have ssh installed on everything and can log into every server by using public keys instead of passwords)


#!/bin/bash

...

A few other good programs are VLC (not to be confused with VNC) and xine.

Having linux clients to a terminal server is easy!

http://www.rdesktop.org/
http://www.nongnu.org/grdesktop/

And somewhere on Citrix's site they provide a linux Citrix client as well.

If you want it to bring up a GUI login prompt automatically at boot you need to change your default runlevel. You do this by CAREFULLY editing the file '/etc/inittab' and changing the default from 3...

Well, if you have an existing SMP Fedora box I would use that one to compile the drivers, and then copy them to a file. If you don't have a Fedora box, but have some other linux/unix you will have to...

In the future, if your shell supports tab completion (assuming that you only have one file with a leading space) you can first type the "\ " and then using tab or escape, can automatically complete...

I'm not sure if this is the same with Fedora, but with Redhat, at the initial boot prompt you can type "linux dd" and it will prompt you for a driver disk.

It seems that this SCSI card is quite troublesome with linux. A quick google/groups.google search will show you this. Do you have another SCSI card that you can use? If not, try using the same...

To access the file put a \ before the space so that it will read "\ " (without the quotes of course) Then, you can rm/file/vi/etc. the file and figure out what it is. Special characters are often...

Are you running fsck/e2fsck?

Not sure how slackware has binutils 2.15 if gnu doesn't have it.... anyways. Built binutils 2.14 from source, using shared libs, and bam, everything works fine now:

::[brandon@moonshine][~]::ldd...

Thanks for your advice! Unfortunately... it isn't aliased to anything, I run ldconfig at every boot, and every time I install anything, so that was of no help. I did try this though:

...

I get this error message now when running the command 'strings' on any file. obviously I have the command 'ls' in my $PATH, so that isn't the issue. I haven't made any recent changes to anything...

Buying a cheap sound card might be the best solution. Especially since you have seemed to have had lots of trouble with these drivers from the very beginning!

I agree. Hands down, favorite distro. I have used Debian, Redhat, Mandrake, (and those based upon those mentioned), and a few other "niche" distros, and by far, I must say taht Slackware is my...

But do you prefer a crowbar or a chisel for decompression?:cheesy:

And by "myself" he means with my help. ;-)

If you are going to be needing a Java IDE, I would highly recommend NetBeans (http://www.netbeans.org/). It is cross-platform, and runs pretty smoothely on both Windows and Linux. It also runs on...

I apologize greatly, it had been a long day. :-/

"a" does not mean partition

It's more like:

Primary Master: hda
Primary Slave: hdb
Secondary Master: hdc
Secondary Slave: hdd
Tertiary Master: hde
Tertiary Slave: hdf

While I personally am leaning more towards OpenOffice, I would definitely have to agree with this statement. Try them both and see what works for you. If you are just looking for something personal,...

This may not be of great help, but those modem + sound-in-one combo cards seem to be nothing but a pain. Sometimes even when used in Windows with the manufacturer's drivers. Which card is this in...

The forums are meant to be used for sharing ideas and helping people out. By starting holy-wars about "Which operating system is cooler" you are shying people away in search of valuable information. ...