Recent content by [H]EMI_426

First post in ten years from me, just to say, "damn."

...I have my keys set up so I hold control and hit the left or right arrow keys to cycle through my desktops. Do you people not dig through the configs, or what? Fire up wmakerprefs, go to keyboard shortcut prefs and look for switch to next workspace or switch to previous workspace.

Sure, just about any of the GUIs will work. I'd suggest finding a decent video card (that will work with your AGP slot, obviously) that has support for hardware acceleration. I set up a FreeBSD 7.0 box running WindowMaker for a friend of mine a few weeks ago...Was a PII/300 with 256M RAM and...

m0n0wall, pfsense, they all work. I chose to roll my own with FreeBSD, since it's not hard at all to do.

I just call mine 'FreeBSD', which is a complete OS. :)

WindowMaker. Yes, people still use it. WMaker is fast, looks decent, doesn't require any silly X tricks to make it work properly and does everything a window manager should do without doing much more...Read that as "it manages my windows, gives me a way to theme the borders it puts on windows...

Have you considered reading the mutt man page? :) .muttrc is the file you're looking for. You also might consider the 'set folder' option. C'mon. Five minutes of digging would have found this for you. If you're running a mail server and not just reading e-mail, consider having Mutt talk to...

Threads like this one are the reason I stopped posting here a while ago. I decided to check how this forum was doing a few minutes ago and realized that some things will never change. What would Linux users have to feel smug or superior about if everyone ran Linux? :D

Definitely. That's the '69 your friend is restoring? I want mine without a vinyl top. :)

The '70 Charger had the full-surround bumper around the grill. It had two rounded rectangles the ran across the grill inside the bumper. In the movie 'Christine', Arnie's friend Dennis drove a '70 Charger. The '69 had the split grill. The '69 and '70 had the same tail lights. 1969 and 1970...

The Dukes drove a '69 Charger, not a '70. Sorry, couldn't resist. :)

Figures...I hardly ever use the CD that comes with the mobo. Thanks.

So, I managed to luck in to an X2 5000+ "Black" and 2G RAM for $75. I picked up a mobo and 8800GT to use for now; I'll find another 8800GT down the road. The motherboard is an Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe. The problem is I can't find any software that will get temp readings from the board. The BIOS...

Also, why just Linux? Last I checked, this was a *BSD forum, too.

Yay, mine's waiting for me at home. Now I just need the rest of the parts to show up. :(