From: Svetoslav S. <sv...@gm...> - 2004-08-18 19:23:20
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> On Sunday 15 August 2004 13:08, Svetoslav Slavtchev wrote: > > > Moin, > > > > Hi Michael, > > Moin, > > thanks for your answer. not a problem :-) > > > http://hyaden.dyndns.org/HOWTO/lmu > > > > 3 notes at first look > > (well one is not really related to the contents) > > > > 1.) > > i think the part about the nvidia driver > > is totally irrelevant, and maybe even a bit confusing > > do you really need to add a script for recompiling it ? > > The HowTo is very specific to that what we did until now. With other > words: At > the moment it is not more than a 'what we did until now'. We will become > more > generic later. I try test more graphic cards. I also try to give my debian > pages to Andreas Schuldei as soon as the low latancy patch is tested. ok, but may be still .... using low latency is not (deeply) related/required by (b)ruby you might look for ll hints/links at linux-sound ml > > 2.) > > i really think it's a lot better to use display manager > > (gdm to be presize) > > instead of adding additional users and using a > > bash script to start all the Xservers for each user > > That depend. I agree to you if the PC should be a normal desktop for > several > users. But I want to use it at a conference like a kind of 'internet > cafe'. > The conference participants want to read news and mails, so an 'autostart' > X > is the best for them. Maybe we alter this to KDEs kiosk mode. > Anyhow: in later versions of the howto several methods will be described. guess who sugested the note about i-net cafe's and school pools at bruby's page :-) IIRC both gdm and kdm support autologin, and IMHO it's a lot cleaner to use display manager instead of shell script to bring up/restart X > > 3.) (the not related question) > > > > why is no one giving me any feedback for the howto, > > and starts it's own one, IMHO it's confusing to have > > a lot of howto's on the same topic, with some small > > differencies > > Well, this is an important question. Your HowTo was very helpful to me! > But > many people here don't speak english! They need a german text. > Maybe we should translate your document! good luck :-) just kidding, but i don't have the time and i as i'm not a native german speaker it'll be pretty time consuming for me i'll be really happy if someone translate it in other languages thought > > the one thing i know, is that my howto is simply huge > > but i don't see how to make it smaller without > > leaving some functionality > > That's the point! But it is all-embracing, and therefore useful for > everybody. > yes, but also scary for newbies :( i really don't know what to do about this on a mandrake PC it's almost as easy as install kernel and modified X using a package manager adjust configuration - for a 2 user system this could be limited just to editing gdm : add aditional X server and Xf86Config-4/xorg.conf (add two new layouts) - for more users hotplug configuration is also needed and it's getting more complicated (for debian with Andreas packages, the same probably applies too) best, svetljo -- NEU: WLAN-Router für 0,- EUR* - auch für DSL-Wechsler! GMX DSL = supergünstig & kabellos http://www.gmx.net/de/go/dsl |