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What is the command line command to bring up the GUI for the above mentioned KDE configuration. If I run this from fluxbox will it still work? I have also tried the stuff in the above mentioned thread and have had no luck with it. Has anyone got this working on their computer under fluxbox?
KDE Control Center is KDE specific, and will do no good (and may in fact try to load the entire KDE environment when you run it).
It doesn't appear that there is an effective way of setting the NumLock in any of the other Window Managers. But I too would be happy to be proven wrong!
Originally posted by GAVollink KDE Control Center is KDE specific, and will do no good (and may in fact try to load the entire KDE environment when you run it).
It doesn't appear that there is an effective way of setting the NumLock in any of the other Window Managers. But I too would be happy to be proven wrong!
If you've still not figured out how to enable the NumLock key when the comp
boots with Fluxbox, for instance, post back...
Posting back. I don't know how to do it, and also think it would bring good closure to this thread (remember many Google searches terminate on threads like this one).
Download NumLockX from http://ktown.kde.org/~seli/numlockx/
Untar wherever you desire, then cd /numlockx-1.0
Issue "pico README"
and if you need more help after that, post back...
HOW-TO turn on Num Lock when you start the X server
Basically all you need to do is:
Download the file from http://ktown.kde.org/~seli/numlockx/numlockx-1.0.tar.gz
$ tar -zxvf numlockx-1.0.tar.gz
$ cd numlockx-1.0
$ ./configure
$ make
# make install
Then if you have a file .xinitrc in your home directory just add
numlock &
to the file, save it, and you'll have NumLock on whenever you start the X server.
If you don't have the file, create it in your home directory. You can put other
programs in it to run when you start X. Here's mine as an example:
Code:
bash-2.05b$ cat .xinitrc
# This is my X server start up file
# Add any programs you want to have running when X starts here
# Make sure they all end with a &
numlockx on &
kmail &
/home/mingdao/firefox-installer/firefox &
xterm &
# Now add your windows manager here.
# I have included some examples, just remove the # in the beginning for yours
# exec gnome-session
# exec startkde
# exec blackbox
exec fluxbox
Originally posted by GAVollink Posting back. I don't know how to do it, and also think it would bring good closure to this thread (remember many Google searches terminate on threads like this one).
So have you been back and read it?
Were you able to get it working, or do you need some help?
Edit: P.S. I get a 503 on your website link...
Last edited by Bruce Hill; 07-15-2004 at 05:40 AM.
I've fallen out of the habit of checking the forums here (bad I know)... I've been doing a lot of online work over at ChefMoz.org. Anyway... I never got it working, but I also stopped using Fluxbox (mostly due to having a beefier machine and really liking the usability of Gnome 2.6).
I appreciate the offer, but I think the links above should suffice.
I've fallen out of the habit of checking the forums here (bad I know)... I've been doing a lot of online work over at ChefMoz.org. Anyway... I never got it working, but I also stopped using Fluxbox (mostly due to having a beefier machine and really liking the usability of Gnome 2.6).
I believe G nome might have numlockx installed and you'll have to figure out
some gui that's hiding it to use it, just like with KDE.
Quote:
Re: PS...
A web site link? What web site link?
In your LQ UserCP you have listed your website. At the bottom of a users post are
several buttons - www is the link to a website you provided - it does not work.
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