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i just installed mandrake 10.0 and i'm new at linux.
the computer keeps freezing...isn't it suppose to happen less?
sometime it freezes at the initial startup and sometimes when i'm ...
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- 09-26-2004 #1Just Joined!
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my computer keeps freezing!!
i just installed mandrake 10.0 and i'm new at linux.
the computer keeps freezing...isn't it suppose to happen less?
sometime it freezes at the initial startup and sometimes when i'm opening up
a program. can anyone help
thank you
ps. how can i make the k menu transparent like the pic http://images.mandrakesoft.com/img/s...dk100-scr1.jpg ??
thanks again
- 09-26-2004 #2Just Joined!
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possible probllems...
1. not enough ram for X
2. hard disk problems....
could u post your system specs?
- 09-27-2004 #3Just Joined!
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my computer is a hp
AMD Athlon(B) XP 3200+ running at 2.20 GHz
512MB
160 GB Ultra DMA 7200 rpm
AGP 8x graphic card
64MB DDR video memory
- 09-27-2004 #4Just Joined!
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I suggest you run the memtest program for one night. Just grab the files from their site (see below). I suggest you download either the precompiled ISO or the precompiled floppy. It's just about 55Kb. You boot from the floppy or the cd and keep it running for at least one night. Even if your computer run smoothly under windows you can have memory problem. I had a server that hang once upon a week and that was a memory problem... Depending on what is running crash can occur soon or later.
http://www.memtest.org
http://www.memtest.org/#downiso
- 09-27-2004 #5Just Joined!
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For the transparency, launch KDE control center (K->System->Configuration->Configure your desktop)
Now, for the pannel, select LookNFeel->Pannels. Go to Appearance tab and check "Enable Transparency" (On advanced Options, you can select the transparency level)
For the menu, select LookNFeel->Style Go to Effects tab, check "Enable GUI effects". On 'Menu effect', select 'Make Translucent'. Now, you can select the transparency level with 'Menu Opacity' 0..100%
- 09-27-2004 #6Just Joined!
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Thanks
I'll give it a try


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