what version of linux are you running?
Most distro's run a window manager and you can usually download themes for it...

its better to use two physically seperate NIC's

if you install vlc you can pretty much watch anything but to use other medial players you have to install the restricted extras

you can change it with ifconfig but when you reboot you'll loose the config. A real easy way with fedora is to run the setup utility as root and change your default network config.

thats an example of mounting a cd manually.


thats an example of mounting a flashdrive...

both examples could be silghtly different depending on your system and what kind of filesystem exist...

it sounds like you might have a widescreen laptop... which 1024x768 wouldnt really fit exactly right...
yeah i just looked at your screenshots its because of the lcd being widescreen.

you could do an over the top reinstall but you'd end up with weird problems that you could alleviate if you just did a fresh install.

if it installed and works then you do have a 64bit machine... it wouldnt work at all if you didnt... you cant really just switch... you'll need to reinstall the architecture you want.

the easiest way to fix your problem is to ditch suse

either that or setup a new box and just put vnc on it to be able to remotely access it

Technically maybe it is a type of virtual machine but it runs totally different than any of the standard VM programs. The speed and memory impact with colinux vs something like vmware or virtualbox...

its not easy enough to just do it manually?

if i was making an application to do this i would use autohotkey or autoit to just basically do a macro...

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something i used to run was cooperative linux it actually installs sidebyside with windows its pretty neat and not a virtual machine
http://www.colinux.org/
otherwise your best bet is running...

linux from scratch is neat... you could always check out freedos too and learn from its sourcecode.

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you can just use netcat or socat why reinvent the wheel

if you have the latest ubuntu it will autopartition and setup grub with just a few clicks no brain power needed.

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