robert snyder wrote:
> mark@bish.net wrote:
>
>> On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, Pete Theisen wrote:
>>
>>>
>>> Oh, yeah. The Windows 98 SE side works fine. Dual monitors, extended
>>> desktop and everything.
>>
>>
>>
>> This is trolling Pete. Knock it off or go back to Windows.
>
>
> I would also point out that I doubt that pete bother googling what needs
> to be done to support dual monitors in linux. It is not hard for people
> who can do a little bit of googling. I dont expect pete to read man
> pages as I find them not written for the common person. But usually
> no matter what I have always been able to find a friendly written
> webpage with what ever i needed with a little light googling.
>
>
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I just now downloaded and burned the latest Pro Mepis bo3 rebooted with
the cd and it found my network, went on line to shoutcast, played music
went out to a net radio site and got a a program using real Player. I
was getting some alerts about pnp bios as I booted simply mepis (
although it runs good) but those problems don't show up with this new
pro ver. I'm going to put it on my test HD and play with it. I'll
probably be switching to Pro Mepis when the gold ver. is released. Here
is the kicker, I know very little command line however I was comfortable
with DOS, if I can do it what is the problem? Maurice
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