Mictlantecuhtli
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Install ATI's Linux driver first.Grafficks said:I click yes, rebooted the system, and went back into SuSE. The resolution is still at 1024x768 and did not change. I repeated this process a few times with no luck. How do I change it?
Most likely a package called xmms-mp3 which adds mp3 support to it.Also, I tried XMMS music player, and it was very similar to the WinAMP player I use. I tried to create a playlist by importing my music files, but it just would not work with mp3 files. I can import .wav files easily and they can play, but not mp3. Do I need to install additional software so that my music players can play mp3?
XMMS is very outdated anyhow, it uses the old GTK+ library which has been dropped from some distributions already, and hasn't been updated in years.
I'd consider something else, such as AmaroK.
It can be done by using an adapter that's supported in LinuxD-Link does not provide Linux drivers for my DWL-G132 Wireless USB Network Adapter. What methods can be used to make wireless internet work? Is "wrapping" the Windows driver with ndiswrapper the only way to make it work? How else can it be done?
There are about a million (± 999990) ways to install software in Linux.I need to learn how to install new software and programs into Linux. Can someone explain or link me to a website on how to install software?
Most of the time when people brag how "easy" it is to install something in Linux, they type some seemingly random characters to command line (apt-get, yum, rpm, ...).