Once again, what program and what task? You tell people what task you
are trying to do, and you will likely get a list of solutions. Also,
just because a program says it need X don't mean you can't use it. You
need X installed to play DVDs but there is an article on how to set it
up so you control everything from the console. I don't have the article
saved on this system, but its in the speakup archives.
You just can't seem to understand Linux ain't Windows! If you haven't
done so already, go install X and gnome. Then take a look around in and
you might start to see what I mean.
Kenny
On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 04:10:49PM +0000, Toby Fisher wrote:
> On Tue, 19 Nov 2002 ccrawford at acb.org wrote:
>
> > Hi Kenny,
> >
> > It was a program for audio output and can't remember the name
> > after it said I needed X to run it. Moreover, it really is not about a
> > particular program since others will follow if a trend develops.
>
> Hmmm, so there's 1 audio program that requires that you use X, so fine,
> use another. Some people are coding just for X, but a lot more are still
> coding for just console, or for both, the --without-x configure option has
> become a popular one on my system. Most sys admins still like the
> console, not least because it means they can log on and get tgood response
> from their system, via ssh across a modem link.
>
> The console's not going away any time soon, chill out.
>
> Cheers.
>
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