I just installed redhat
July 13, 2004 10:00 PM
I just installed redhat! This is a pretty cool OS. Anyways, I just wanted to know if any of you hae any good links to programming Linux stuff like KDE / Gnome / Qt. I've seen a programming book at Hastings for Qt.
I also need to know how to recompile the kernel for me GeForce and various other hardware stuff. I don't want th kernel to be always seraching or looking for what I have. I just want it to know.
Where are some really good Linux beginner tutorials? I need tutorials for pretty much everything.
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July 13, 2004 11:44 PM
For beginner tutorials I've never seen one as good as rute's
http://www.icon.co.za/~psheer/book/index.html
for the GeForce kernel questions, I'm not sure but maybe http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=648 will help
and for info programming linux apps look in this forums faq, and also look at wxWindows and FLTK.
http://www.icon.co.za/~psheer/book/index.html
for the GeForce kernel questions, I'm not sure but maybe http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=648 will help
and for info programming linux apps look in this forums faq, and also look at wxWindows and FLTK.
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July 14, 2004 04:35 AM
Quote: Original post by sakky
I just installed redhat! This is a pretty cool OS. Anyways, I just wanted to know if any of you hae any good links to programming Linux stuff like KDE / Gnome / Qt. I've seen a programming book at Hastings for Qt.
I also need to know how to recompile the kernel for me GeForce and various other hardware stuff. I don't want th kernel to be always seraching or looking for what I have. I just want it to know.
Where are some really good Linux beginner tutorials? I need tutorials for pretty much everything.
You do realize the end user version of Redhat stopped at Redhat 9? That it's discontinued except for the enterprise versions?
Redhat has too much bloat for my liking. Slackware comes in first for me, and Suse at a close second.
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July 14, 2004 06:31 AM
Quote: Original post by DrevayQuote: Original post by sakky
I just installed redhat! This is a pretty cool OS. Anyways, I just wanted to know if any of you hae any good links to programming Linux stuff like KDE / Gnome / Qt. I've seen a programming book at Hastings for Qt.
I also need to know how to recompile the kernel for me GeForce and various other hardware stuff. I don't want th kernel to be always seraching or looking for what I have. I just want it to know.
Where are some really good Linux beginner tutorials? I need tutorials for pretty much everything.
You do realize the end user version of Redhat stopped at Redhat 9? That it's discontinued except for the enterprise versions?
Redhat has too much bloat for my liking. Slackware comes in first for me, and Suse at a close second.
yeah last time I used redhat was around version 8. but yeah pretty good job getting up and running cuz even the last newest and bestest version was a pain compared to a recent distro like suse 9.1 which I use.
On suse and most other recent distro's it's not necessary to recompile your kernel anymore(which I wouldn't recommend any new linux user to do) just to get your geoforce card working. just go to nvidia site and download the latest drivers and and run the script and it automatically installs the drivers for you and on suse you just type sax2 afterwards to finish.
I have the qt book your probably talking about and it's excellent if your c++ skills are up to snuff.
And all of this is greek to you best bet is to find a local linux guru like me in your area that will show you all the tricks of the trade in a couple of hours that would normally take new linux user weeks surfing the web and reading books!
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July 14, 2004 07:27 AM
Quote: Original post by sakkyIf you're looking for a crossplatform took-kit, Qt may not be the way to go. I *think* it's licensing is not free for win32 applications. (If not that, qt has something different on win32) I've heard good things about GTK and wxWindows.
I just installed redhat! This is a pretty cool OS. Anyways, I just wanted to know if any of you hae any good links to programming Linux stuff like KDE / Gnome / Qt. I've seen a programming book at Hastings for Qt.
Quote: I also need to know how to recompile the kernel for me GeForce and various other hardware stuff. I don't want th kernel to be always seraching or looking for what I have. I just want it to know.If you are installing the nvidia official driver, you don't need to recompile your kernel. It may want the path to the directory of the sources, but you don't need to recompile a kernel.
Quote: Where are some really good Linux beginner tutorials? I need tutorials for pretty much everything.First definitely remember the "man" command. (Short for manual) It works for any program. If someone tells you to do
$ tar -xzvf foo.tar.gz$ man tarDid that help?
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July 14, 2004 02:57 PM
I have Gentoo Linux burned to a CD, but I had trouble installing it. It had to download stuff from the internet to get working. I also downlaoded Turbo Linux, but I didn't burn it yet. I got all my Linux stuff from www.linuxiso.org.
I like the gnome GUI better then the KDE one now. I think I want to just use the gnome GUI. So should I remove all othe GUI stuff and just use gnome with a different Linux? I want a newer version that is fast and has tons of GUI stuff for gnome.
I see that RedHat found and used my intergraded sound card (VIA). Will Slackware or Suse find and use it to? I was going to download Slackware at one time, but I was downloaded like 4 other Linuxes at the time so I forgot. I now have RedHat 9.0, Turbo Linux, DemoLinux, and Gentoo.
I like the gnome GUI better then the KDE one now. I think I want to just use the gnome GUI. So should I remove all othe GUI stuff and just use gnome with a different Linux? I want a newer version that is fast and has tons of GUI stuff for gnome.
I see that RedHat found and used my intergraded sound card (VIA). Will Slackware or Suse find and use it to? I was going to download Slackware at one time, but I was downloaded like 4 other Linuxes at the time so I forgot. I now have RedHat 9.0, Turbo Linux, DemoLinux, and Gentoo.
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July 14, 2004 04:59 PM
If you are a real beginner you might want to take a look at Mandrake (Version 10 has just been released). It has excellent hardware detection and unlike Redhat hasn't been discontinued. If you want to stick with RH stuff try the Fedora project which is a RH spin off project which contains a lot of cutting edge features.
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July 14, 2004 09:02 PM
Well, I just downloaded Slackware & Suse. I couldn't get Slackware to install for some strange reason, but I got Suse to install. I'm running it right now, while I'm typing this message.... COOL!
I also wipped out /* caugh */ WindowXP from my system. My machine is a fully blown Linux Box now, YIPPY!!! I'm goping to have tons of fun with all this cool stuff :D
I also wipped out /* caugh */ WindowXP from my system. My machine is a fully blown Linux Box now, YIPPY!!! I'm goping to have tons of fun with all this cool stuff :D
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July 14, 2004 09:47 PM
Quote: Original post by sakky
Well, I just downloaded Slackware & Suse. I couldn't get Slackware to install for some strange reason, but I got Suse to install. I'm running it right now, while I'm typing this message.... COOL!
I also wipped out /* caugh */ WindowXP from my system. My machine is a fully blown Linux Box now, YIPPY!!! I'm goping to have tons of fun with all this cool stuff :D
yup suse 9.1 is my favorite too and once you get 3d acceleration which is disabled by default working on it playing tux racer,unreal 2004 is the best!
p.s. the only other hardpart now too is playind dvd's which are also disabled but due to licensing issues.
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July 15, 2004 03:25 AM
Okay, I've been having problems! Argh, Google is not loading up! What is wrong; I wonder!? I was logged in as root. But now, I've created my own account like a normal user.
I'm currently using it right now and I'm able to access the internet. I can't do my autoupdate. I guess I will just go and download the NVIDIA driver myself.
I've noticed that gcc isn't responding either. I types the command and got a bash error! Is root in SuSE limitted to just system settings? I have SuSE 9.1 is there alot of updates I need to get?
I'm currently using it right now and I'm able to access the internet. I can't do my autoupdate. I guess I will just go and download the NVIDIA driver myself.
I've noticed that gcc isn't responding either. I types the command and got a bash error! Is root in SuSE limitted to just system settings? I have SuSE 9.1 is there alot of updates I need to get?
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