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See if this helps when installing the driver:
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Dragon:/home/dragon# uname -rWould try doing that on the macbook but i think i'd probably break madwifi So desktop done now I just need to sort the sound on the macbook, the deafult browser and get some nicer fonts. |
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Glad you got it sorted! :)
A kernel with your own name on, I'm jealous! ;) Oh, have a look here re setting up MS fonts in Debian... |
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Seems like my user needs access to something to get control of the sound but what I did try adding myself to the audio group but that didn't appear to work (unless a restart is required to read the changes?) Unlike the desktop my user on this machine was created post install with the adduser command. Edit: Turns out I needed to add my user to the audio group and then restart |
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Tried beryl but it doesn't seem to work properly it just gives a white screen unless you set redering path to copy but then its very glitchy |
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The following packages have unmet dependencies. compiz-plugins: Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (>= 2.12.0) but 2.10.13-1 is to be installed E: Broken packages any ideas where to obtain a newer libgtk |
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There's a tutorial for installing compiz-fusion (compiz forked from Beryl, compiz-fusion is them recombined) on Etch here...
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Edit: I think it was fusion I was trying to install but its the compiz-plugin package it wants to install thats causing me a problem, i'll try with that repo in the guide But it wouldn't surprise me if i come up against the same problem. I get the feeling i'm about to drop right into dependency hell and from my past ventures into the Linux world I know that's not a nice place to be. |
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The link supplied by Cobbydaler looks straight forward enough dragon.
Install proprietry Nvidia drivers (a choice that is up to you), Debian also have a wiki entry here: http://wiki.debian.org/NvidiaGraphicsDrivers Which may help - open or closed source drivers are up to you. The steps after that are just adding the compiz-fusion repository to your sources.list ;backup your original sources.list with: sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list /etc/apt/sources.list.old or something similar (I'm using Kubuntu as the base - ensure sources.list is in the same path) Of course with any repository - you need to trust what they are supplying you - have a Google around to confirm you are happy the source is trusted. I don't use Nvidia cards - so have no particular experience, but it seems fairly straight-forward. Best of luck :) Incidentally the kernel you have created used Debians kernel tools - which 'changed' the vanilla kernel to work on Debian - so in essence the kernel is no longer vanilla - but a mute point really :) EDIT: If the .deb for compiz has been packaged correctly - all dependencies should be sorted out by apt (fingers crossed) |
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IRC!
irc.freenode.net #debian :angel: |
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