From: "Robert Comer" 

> Alsaconf?

Depends on your sound card and how many devices share irq's.

> It's alright. I've tried it (& Kbuntu) recently but.....I'm a KDE person
> & just about everything is GNOME. If you like gnome then...yup it's
> quite sweet...

I hadn't tried it yet, but if everything is Gnome, I'm not sure I will.  I
prefer KDE too...

--
Bob Comer


"Adam" <""4thwormcastfromthemolehill\"{at}the
field.near the bridge"> wrote in message news:44058ee9$1{at}w3....
> Robert Comer wrote:
>>>I think the blog author got into trouble when he copied his XP virtual
>>>application from an AMD laptop to a Pentium laptop. That's when he got
>>>bit
>>>by the processor ID change and subsequent XP activation
>>
>>
>> Most likely.
>>
>>
>>>Others - the 'community' virtual appliances -  have problems - KDE on
>>>SUSE
>>>( no sound ) and ReactOS 0.29 ( really bad alpha version of a windows
>>>one  ), Syllable ( no network,  0.6 release that needs work  )
>>
>>
>> Sound is one of the hardest things to configure on Linux. :( (right next
>> to
>> video if you have anything fancy)
>>
>
> Alsaconf?
>
>> ReactOS is pretty useless from what I've seen of it.  Never heard of
>> Syllable.
>>
>> I've heard good things about Ubuntu lately...
>>
>
> It's alright. I've tried it (& Kbuntu) recently but.....I'm a KDE person
> & just about everything is GNOME. If you like gnome then...yup it's
> quite sweet...
>
> Adam

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