General Linux Discussion

[BadDudes]

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plain X on ssh.
like ssh -l <username> <ipadd> <command>

ahh ok now your question is

Has anyone of you has experience using remote X server? I still have a 486 here then I tested remote X using RH9 as server and it worked. I'm upgrading my server now to CentOS 4.3 and Suse 10. I cannot seem to make it work. Do I need to set some config file under X?

maybe it has to do something with your X configuration in your server since newer versions of distros tend to use Xorg and not the old XFree86, which I guess your old 486 can no longer handle the video capabilities of Xorg .. But then again maybe I am wrong ...

[javapenguin]

ahh ok now your question is maybe it has to do something with your X configuration in your server since newer versions of distros tend to use Xorg and not the old XFree86, which I guess your old 486 can no longer handle the video capabilities of Xorg .. But then again maybe I am wrong ...

ok, thanks, I guess I'll stick with RH9 as X server for my 486

[Uzumaki Naruto]

mga tol who among you here successfully installed Ubuntu 6.06? i'm really having problems with it. the screen goes blank after uncompressing the kernel. same problems also sa ubuntuforums.org? i'm installing using shipit cd's. thanks

[mindless]

bad memories? have you tried checking it using memtest86?

[godCode]

^^ try safe graphics mode...

kay mo dark screen pud ako after mo laod na ta ang gui...

[coldfire]

Guyz where can we enroll and training linux Red hat administrator in CEBU, including how to setup apache server, DHCP Server,and Samba.

[Uzumaki Naruto]

mindless and godCode: yes I tried it also but same results, the monitor just "dies" like in shutdown mode

I've been playing with Fedora Core 5 now.

[yokam]

Anyone have any idea as to where can we find good schools or training centers for Linux? Asa pud ta pwede motake ug certification examination?

[dubioz]

Anyone know how I can type special characters in Linux, particularly Ubuntu? In windows I just type alt +164 to get an ñ and alt + 165 to get Ñ. This doesn't work in Linux.

[lightning_mcqueen95]

Asa naa training sa Linux?