Thank you for the answers...

laprjns wrote:While running, try unplugging the mouse receiver from the usb [prt and then plug it back in.

http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.p ... 60002.html

Weird but it worked Thanks!

Hello,

My system is Salix 13.37, 64-Bit, Xfce. I have a Microsoft Wireless Mobile Mouse. It works but the mouse wheel is too sensitive. It scrolls up and down huge steps. Like I go from the top to the bottom of the web sites immediately just by one small rotation. I couldn't find a setting for it ...

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My system is Salix 13.37, 64-Bit, Xfce. I was trying to install GFreenect (https://github.com/elima/GFreenect) but it needs gobject-introspection, which I couldn't find via Gslapt so tried to compile from sources. And gobject-introspection gives this error on ./configure stage:

Requested ...

It's an error of me in packaging.
As root, simply edit /usr/bin/eclipse and correct the wrong path. Then all will work.
Sorry, I will take care of this for the next version.

It looks like correct, what should I change it into? The content is:

cd /usr/share/eclipse
./eclipse "$@"

Interestingly ...

gapan wrote:Are you on 32bits or 64bits? There is probably something wrong with the package.

I'm using 64-bit XFCE version.

Hello, I installed Eclipse IDE using Gslapt. But it didn't add an entry to the Salix menu, so I tried "eclipse" command on terminal but this time it gave this error:
What might be the problem?

I guess the lease acquired by dhcpcd expires and thus dhpcd requests a new one and also reconfigures the interfaces (e.g. updates resolve.conf with dhcp server data). IMO this behaviour of wicd is inappropriate. I a static DNS is specified it should never be overwritten by dhcp. Wicd could call ...

gapan wrote:Seems that you have set up your network to use dhcp for the nameservers.

I am not much of a technical person, I don't know what dhcp is or does. How can I disable it?

But after using the internet for a while, I think it stops using those DNS addresses.
What makes you think that? What are the contents of /etc/resolv.conf?

OpenDNS has a page where you can test whether you are using it or not:

http://www.opendns.com/welcome

When I first connect to internet it ...