i installed Suse 10.1 linux, whn i installed i selected KDE. now i wanna change tht to Gnome. ?
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It is so simple, open YaST, install GNOME then log out and choose session type (GNOME) from session menu then log in again. It is all folks.
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Surely. Your window manager does not depend on Linux version/family. If your XFree86 or X.org is already up and running, you just need to install Gnome itself and to change your .xinitrc:\n% echo "/usr/X11R6/bin/gnome-session" > ~/.xinitrc\nThen, type: \n% startx\n-- and GNOME will start.
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You can try Neowin XP THEME patch. It's free and you can change any colours you prefer. YOu can find it anywhere on the net, for example here:
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Linux such a suse and redhat
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go to desktop .. right clickk on the mouse and click prperties and click the option screensaver and change it
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It's a desktop environment for *nix systems...you can read about it here:\n\nhttp://www.gnome.org/
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this isn't a three finger solute, but it will kill the program in question. open a terminal, and at the command line, \ntype: ps -a -x | grep programname\nthe output of this should be at least one program name, with it's Process ID. now,\ntype: kill -s TERM 001\nwhere 001 is use the PID from your list.\nyou may need to su to root depending on what user started the application in question.\nif you're running a window manager like gnome, or kde, there probably is a graphical process manager already installed, just do some browsing in your main menus. (ksysguard in kde)\n\nNOTE: the answer above "CTRL+ALT+BACKSPACE" will kill an xsession if one is running, and will kill all dependent processes, so would probably get rid of your errant application as well. but you do have to restart your session, and all following applications.
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a lot of people like gentoo because it is one of the fastest linux distro's. I prefer Redhat Fedora Core.  its quick, has both gnome and kde desktops. Fedora Core is also new user friendly.
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UN-INSTALL IT AND REINSTALL IT IN THE LANGUAGE YOU WANT. ON MOST PROGRAMS IT ASK YOU AT THE FIRST OF THE INSTALLATION WHAT LANGUAGE.
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First of all if you can get hold of it you would be better installing Suse 10 which is the latest version, (downloadable and can be got free on disc). whichever version you install what you want to install is ndiswrapper which you will find by going to kmenu (the green icon on the taskbar) then choose system, then Yast2. when you click on yast2 you will be asked for your root password, when you have done that click on software management and a screen will come up select search and type in ndiswrapper which will come up with a box in the right hand of the window, check this and click accept at the bottom. this will bring up a window asking you to insert one of your suse CDs just follow the instructions. Sorry I don't use wireless so I don't know how to configure it, I suspect Suse will do a lot of the work for you,\n\nAs for installing softwar on Linux it is a little more difficult but that is why Linux is more stable and secure.\nIf you go to a download site try and get a RPM file which is specific to your distribution or one that ends with noarch, when you have downloaded it just click on "install with yast" and follow the instructions. Or you can go to software management as above and where at the top left of the window it says filter, click the arrow on the button next to it and select "package groups" then search through for any programmes you may want to install, again check the box and accept, (you can select as many as you like before accepting)there is about 1500 programmes with Suse 10.\n\nYou won't be able to install Microsoft windows programmes directly i.e. programmes with an exe. extension without using a programme like wine or crossover.\n\nIf you download a programme as a .tar.bz2 or .tar.gz it's a little more complicated, roughly what you do here is put this file in a separate directory and right click then choose extract then extract here. then you open a shell which is the tv screen icon on the taskbar then you type\n\ncd /home/fred/program.0.92.0.tar.bz2 \n(that is if you extracted the programme to the directory /home/fred/ and the programme is called program.0.92.0.tar.bz2) then press enter  the next thing is type "./configure"  then enter then type "make" then enter then you should type \n"su" then enter then type your root password when prompted (no letters will show for your password) then type "make install"  (dont type the " marks) if there are no dependency issues the programme will install itself, between each of these steps a load of text will run itself on the screen wait until you get your user name followed by # before the next step. For a lot of info on linux and a good place to get your questions answered register with \nhttp://www.justlinux.com/forum/register.php?action=signup\nor\nhttp://www.suseforums.net/index.php?&&CODE=autologin&fromreg=1\n\nMail me if you could do with some more help.
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Go to Contolpanel/System and then:\nclick on the advanced tab and then click the first setting button on the top of the window...& then:\nSelect "adjust for best performance"\nif u don't want to lose the visual styles on windows choose the three choice in the bottom of the window.\nand finally click "OK".\nU can also go to Run program from start menu and type "msconfig" in the addressbar and then click "OK"...now System Configuration Utility launches...then, go to the startup tab and remove any program u don't wanna run when the Operating system starts up.\nhope it'll be useful!!
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Try doing a google search for the different linux versions. Once you know which one you like, do the google search:\n\n"download [linux version]"\n\nThat should at least bring you to somewhere that can help.\n\nI downloaded the Fedora Project and Mandrake (Mandrix) Linux. Got Mandrake 10 and WinXP installed as dual boot.
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Currently running SuSE 10.0 on my main desktop and my laptop.  I've used Mandrake and Redhat previously.\n\nKnoppix (4.0.2 is the latest).  I keep a bootable Knoppix CD in my desk at work, another at home, and another in my briefcase.  It's amazing tool for recovering corrupted systems.  "Knoppix Hacks" contains instructions for several fixes.
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Right click anywhere on the desktop and select Properties. Then, click on the Desktop tab and change your background.
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Assuming you're using Windows XP:\nstart ----> Control Panel ----> Appearance and Themes ----> Display (or any other option at this stage) -----> Appearance.\n\nThere you can start to play with the colors, the fonts size, the styling.\n\nIf you feel less adventurous, choose "themes" instead of "appearance", every theme has its own color and style.\n\nOh, and congrats for your new computer!
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run > "MSCONFIG"\n\nBoot.ini tab\n\nDelete one entry of CP hpme (which is not working )\n\napply \n\nok\n\n\n\n\n\n.
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Right click on the desktop of your computer then click on PROPERTIES.  Choose the APPEARANCE tab.  Under ITEM, select ICON.  Pick any size you desire and click on APPLY and check if your icons have changed sizes. =)\n\nFor language settings, click START, choose SETTINGS, then click on the CONTROL PANEL.  Click REGIONAL SETTINGS and under the GENERAL tab, I think you can change the language settings of your computer. =) (I'm not really sure if you still have to download language packs because i haven't changed the language of my computer yet.)\n\nI can't answer your questions about icons yet.  I'll try to find out then I'll get back to you. =)