GNOME/WindowMaker/SuSE Linux Problems 5
ulissesr asks: "After purchasing the SuSE 6.1
version of Linux, I installed my preferred window manager
(WindowMaker) and GNOME. Now, each time I try to initialize
GNOME (gnome-session) under WindowMaker (let's say, in
xterm) i get the following error: "Unable to connect to
server port 35091". I tried to initialize
the esound daemon (esd) by putting a call to it in my
~/.xinitrc file, but i get an /dev/dsp error too. My sound
card, is a Creative Labs Sound Blaster PCI 64, w/ the ess
1370 chipset. Is there anyway i can run GNOME under
WindowMaker with this hardware configuration?"
w/o sound (Score:1)
panel's all you need (Score:1)
yeah, just run panel in either yr ~/GNUstep/Library/WindowMaker/autostart script or add it to yr
don't bother with any of the gnome-session stuff, most of it's not fully implemented anyway. just run panel and you'll get the little clickie-bar and the rest of the gnome doodads.
oh, and there's an option when you start wmaker to disable its icons and make it play nice with gnome in WMPrefs somewhere you might want to turn on.
EsounD problems (Score:1)
After successfully modprobing in the `sb' module ( supplying the `io', `irq', and `dma' parameters), trying to launch esd reports:
Sound: DMA (output) timed out - IRQ/DRQ config error?
esd once reported that it couldn't allocate memory to operate on
I can write sound data to
What am I doing wrong, here?
There's an entry in the isapnptools FAQ, dealing with rather sparse output from
What exactly is the
What kernel comes with SuSE 6.1?