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Originally posted by Lacroix
- first and foremost: I've chosen a KDE as an desktop environment,
how to change the default resolution/refresh rate? AFAIK there's a file
somewhere and I should edit is. Is that right?
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Yes, right. Take a look at the file "XF86Config-4". In debian it is under
" /etc/X11/", don't know about Slack but probably in the same/similar
location.
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- how to change a default runlevel? I mean so that Slack starts with
X, and I dont have to type "startx" everytime?
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man inittab.
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- I can see that NTFS is RO... is there a possibility to write on an NTFS
partition? How safe is it?
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Possible but not safe. So you can assume for now (and probably forever)
that writing to NTFS filesystems are not supported.
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- where is the file responsible for firewall (iptables?) config in slack?
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There is no particular file that is a firewall. You simply fill up a script with
a bunch of iptables rules and make this script run at startup.
You don't need to manually type in iptables rules. You can use iptables
frontends like Guarddog that auto-generates this script file and run it at startup.
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- how to make Slack see the scroll whell on my mouse (M$ IntelliMouse
Explorer)...?
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Same file as the one for changing the resolution. See answer to your first
question above.