New to linux

I’m using openSUSE 11 gnome and i was wondering how i would get the water effects and flame efects:?:question:

http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/X11:/XGL/openSUSE_11.0/compiz-fusion-gnome.ymp

Hi & Welcome!

In addition to Caf’s post, have a look here for some more info about Compiz-Fusion and openSUSE : Compiz Fusion - openSUSE
And the original project: http://wiki.compiz-fusion.org/
Have allot of fun! :wink:
Wj

thanx for the help if you guys have any other advise for cool effects plz let me know

Only thing I would add at this time is:
Generally I would advise anyone using such effects as compiz to NOT use auto login. If you ask me it’s a security nightmare having it enabled.

WHY: because sometimes the GUI throws a wobbly and you can get to the desktop. It’s easier for less experienced users to then just login to icewm to repair the problem.

The, unless you feel really adventurous and tread the kde4 path. Then there is loads to go at.

Packman repo, I think has lots of Mac effects, trays, etc… you can use in gnome

i cant get it to connect to the internet tho thats the only problem i’m gettin and my cisco teachers have tried to help me. . . we’ve replaced the ethernet card and everything else

It would help if you tell us what sort of NIC you are using. As you say replaced, I guess PCI.

So in a terminal do:

lspci

post result here or just the part we need if you can see it

There is a Hardware page here:
Hardware - openSUSE

You may be able to find your ethernet card there

You might want to start a new thread on this in the right area, and use the forum rather than PM’s, then everyone can have input, you will get better help that way

I have transfered your PM below in quote for others to see:

for got to right down what kind of
NIC it is and i tried to type in lspi and it said that its an invalid command
i’m using opensuse 11 with gnome

                        Originally Posted by **caf4926**                                           I posted in the forum thread this reply:

It would help if you tell us what sort of NIC you are using. As you say replaced, I guess PCI.

So in a terminal do:

lspci

post result here or just the part we need if you can see it

There is a Hardware page here:
Hardware - openSUSE

You may be able to find your ethernet card there

                        Originally Posted by **geeko2010**                                   i was wondering if you could help me i'm using opensuse 11.0 the gnome desktop and i cant get it to connect to the internet tho thats the only problem i'm gettin and my cisco teachers have tried to help me. . . we've replaced the ethernet card and everything else

:(:frowning:
REPLY:

In the terminal you need to be su
type su
then your password

now
lspci

kk i’ll try that on monday and see wat i can come up with