Re: [SLE] kprinter

From: Patrick Shanahan (WideGlide_at_SpeedyMail.Org)
Date: 10/31/03

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    * John Boyle <jboyle@harbornet.com> [10-30-03 21:37]:
    > To Patrick Shanahan, Charles Phillip Chan, and Ken Schneider: Well,
    > gentlemen, I thank you for your effort, but it did not work. I even went
    > into root to find a way to open kprinter and set/save the settings.

    You were NOT told to go to _root_. You changed root's printing
    parameters, not your as user.

    > Then I rebooted, and went and tried the printer.

    Remember, it's linux. Windoz requires frequent reboots.

    > Same old thing with no change whatsoever!

    Right, you made the change for root, not yourself. Linux is a multi-
    user system.

    > I really admire how you all get it work or know how to, where all I
    > get is junk!

    Please read and use the instructions and advisements offered to correct
    your problem.

    > I have no idea if Suse will ever work on my computer/printer, but I
    > no longer am going to spend money to find out! I am on a fixed
    > budget, as a disabled Veteran with 1 year in Vietnam combat, so I
    > cannot go on spending. It is enough that if it breaks, for me to get
    > it fixed. I have a 1.7gigaherz with 700+ megabyts memory plus 1 40gig
    > C drive and 1 20gig Linux drive. What a waste of space the Linux
    > drive is, I should have stuck with the 6gig I had before, if I was
    > going to use Linux at all!

    I guess you must learn or just go with your feelings.

    -- 
    Patrick Shanahan                        Registered Linux User #207535
    http://wahoo.no-ip.org                        @ http://counter.li.org
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