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why 2 text edistors? Adie associated with pcmanfm and 'x file writer' with xfe.
I have to agree I do not care for XFE Would like the pcmanfm to manage all the files.Cheers Dave
Quote from: kc1di on May 13, 2008, 03:44:54 amwhy 2 text edistors? Adie associated with pcmanfm and 'x file writer' with xfe.QuoteI have to agree I do not care for XFE Would like the pcmanfm to manage all the files.Cheers Dave The amount of choice presented reflects the users' variations in preferences, and requests. Of course we can't make everybody happy, but aim to please as many as possible There are actually more text editors available.. vi, nano and mcedit are lurking behind the GUI The starting point was using JWM and pcmanfm. Over time a lot got added, but most remain optional during the installation. Uninstall XFE (which includes XFW) and pcmanfm will take over.
Two questions, What is Bibletime?Is Java installed? If not, what's the best approach to install it? Should I download it from java.com or find a package somewhere?
Thank you! Please consider also its sibling, streamripper.
Bibletime is Biblestudy software from Crosswire bible project. it has many Bible versions
Light 5.9 is Slack 12 compatible and will stay that way.Light was not built with KDE in mind. Being Linux, though, nothing stops you from adding it. One way to do so is to get the MultiMedia Bonus Disc. I tried installing it and ended up with a fully functional KDE desktop. Still, look for 5.9 SOHO to be out soon. It is designed to use KDE.
Does the MMBD have version 5.0.51(b) of MYSQL on it? It seems that KDE 3.5.9 requires it yet the VL 5.9 repositories only have version 5.0.45.