loukingjr wrote:I noticed the last time I updated there was a new kernel but it was excluded by the filter settings. Is there a good reason to update to the new kernel or should I leave well enough alone?
thanks
edit: nevermind. I did a snapshot of my install first and tried it. it wouldn't boot. so I reverted back.
You need to run lilo after you upgrade your kernel.
well, is there a good reason to update to the new kernel? and do I just type lilo in the terminal as root?
thanks again
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iMac 2.8Ghz i7
Andyun wrote:Font does not appear as clear as in previous versions of the Slix OS. Also noted the uneven spacing between letters in a word. Settings did similar in the menu: Settings -> Appearance -> Font. How else can we improve it from displaying?
The font rendering has changed. Most people say that they prefer the new one. It's a matter of taste I guess.
@Andyun: Remember that SalixOS is basically Slackware so you can usually find out more about these kinds of changes in Slackware's CHANGES_AND_HINTS.TXT. The bit you want is this:
The (formerly) patented bytecode interpreter is now enabled in the freetype package, so your fonts might look a bit different. If this is undesirable, you can restore the previous default with this line:
Many thanks for the hint, ruario! While the font does not become same clear as in previous versions, but still noticeably better. Probably, it still can be improved?
1. Nvidia user must blacklist xf86-video-nouveau-blacklistfile after install or glaspt install xf86-video-nouveau and delete xf86-video-nouveau-blacklist.
loukingjr wrote:Just installed SalixOS 13.37beta2 and all is well except, I am still having a problem with qtconfig. launching it in the terminal gives me this...
louis[~]$ qtconfig
QGtkStyle was unable to detect the current GTK+ theme.
I'll have to try that. Was it working in a default 13.1 installation?
loukingjr wrote:I was also wondering if there is an equivalent of gnome-color-chooser or a version of lxappearance that will let me change the colors of GTK themes.
Not exactly what you're asking for but close enough I think. You can create new gtk themes based on existing ones just by copying the theme directories to a new one. For example:
JeeGeek wrote:1. Nvidia user must blacklist xf86-video-nouveau-blacklistfile after install or glaspt install xf86-video-nouveau and delete xf86-video-nouveau-blacklist.
I don't understand. The nouveau driver is included by default and the blacklist package isn't.
JeeGeek wrote:2. amsn need libtls1.6
There is no such library. amsn works fine here. Do you get an error message? What exactly is that?