Install seamonkey-solibs with slapt-get.tnmarktx wrote:rpm: error while loading shared libraries: libnss3.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Indeedbut hey every release of flash is pretty much a beta.
ThanksAwesome job! I love the way Salix OS does Slackware.
If we did that it would be a huge mistake. As far as displaying videos from youtube and playing flash games it probably mostly works, but noone knows how many security holes are in there and it's essentially unsupported. If adobe refuses to call it final, we certainly can't support it either. With firefox 4 the need for flash has been reduced significantly anyway, youtube works great with html5 video and youtube is the major reason flash was needed. I actually don't have flash installed in any of my PCs. I don't need it anymore.tnmarktx wrote:Curious why that 64 bit flash square does not appear to be installed by default. I realize that it may be a beta release, but hey every release of flash is pretty much a beta.
I'll have to try that. Was it working in a default 13.1 installation?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.
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: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.
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cp -r /usr/share/themes/Clearlooks /usr/share/themes/MyClearlooksThe font rendering has changed. Most people say that they prefer the new one. It's a matter of taste I guess.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?
Run the keyboard configuration tool and select the appropriate keymap. No idea what that might be though.seacat wrote:I'm using the spanish keyboard layout, but how can I configure the keyboard for latinamerican layout? (the spanish keyboard layout it's a bit different).
Requires the ability to disable the check. Now this is achieved only by removing of the update program.gapan wrote:And I finally noticed what others were complaining about in the previous beta thread. The update notifier prompts for updates right after 1st boot, but there are no available package updates. We might switch back to the salix-update-notifier that we had in 13.1 instead of slapt-update-service that is in beta2.