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I have mame32 on my Windows box and xmame on my GNU/Linux box. All my ROMs work fine with mame32. All the audits are passed. However when I move my ROMS over to xmame, all the audits in xmame are failed and none of the ROMs work. What is the problem here?

I would recommend clamav. Libre and it works great as well.

You might want to invest in Cedega (www.transgaming.com) if you're serious about gaming on GNU/Linux. Cedega is a non-free software which replicates the D3D APIs so many Windows apps will run well enough on GNU/Linux. You could also try WINE which is a free software that does roughly the same thing but is somewhat lagging behind in terms of D3D. Note that Cedega is derived from WINE.

The apps should work with the kernel update. The problem might be caused by other updates.

I've just installed openSUSE and discovered that there's a problem with the display. It won't display in full-screen and there are gaps on each side of the display. I'm using a Benq FP751 at 1024x768 resolution. Someone tell me I can to fix this?

Maybe you could post your question in english and others can have a go at it? =)

Can anyone tell me where I can obtain a FREEE copy of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 or any similar alternative? I'm going to sit for the NCLP exam and apparently it's based on this. I want to have some practice with the OS.

I registered and downloaded but had to cancel the download. It was excrutiatingly slows. Only two mirrors, US and Germany. I'm in Asia.

Yeah. Actually my question was whether SLES9 is based on Suse Linux like RHEL is based on Fedora Core.

Can I get anything other than a "free trial"? I mean, RHEL is based on Fedora right? SLES9 must be based on something?

I've just got a Debian Sarge network install disc and successfully installed the disc. However, the install doesn't consist of X and any windows manager. Can anyone tell me the names of the X packages and GNOME or KDE so I can manually download and install them throught APT?

Okay. Thanks guys...

I just bought an MSI Neo V motherboard yesterday to replace my spoilt one and fixed it in just now. When i plugged in the power cable and switched on my com, the com powers up for bout 1 second before powering down again almost immediately. I've refixed all my hardware on the motherboard but the problem still persists. Is this a fixing issue or is the motherboard spoilt? Pls help!

Uninstall? Well, a quick way would be to just delete the partitions on your hard disk.

I'm using FC4 which uses the LVM system. I need to free up some space so that I can install another OS. How do I go about doing this, since I cant use Parted or any tools like that.

Anyone?

Did u burn the disk correctly? Did you run the linux mediacheck test ?

If a package is a tarball, most likely its source code. You can install the package by typing this into the terminal: ./configure make make install

I would advise u to get a RHCE.

Sometimes, there is just no Free alternative.

A forum allows multiple people to register and post while a blog only allows one user to post. It's personal.

Urm. Thats Enemy Territory. It's a multiplayer version of Wolfenstein.

You could grab the Unreal Tournament 2004 demo. I have UT2004 and it has provided me with countless hours of entertainment on my GNU/Linux box.

I'm getting a new system soon and I'm considering between getting an AMD Athlon 64 or an Intel Pentium 4. What pratical benefits does using a 64-bit processor have? Anyone here who is using a 64-bit processor? I'll be using GNU/Linux on that system btw.

I tried it out last week and it's really awesome.