I just installed speakup-modified FC2 on both my desktop and laptop computer. I'm extremely pleased with the way everything is working right out of the box. However, I do have one problem. Because I still use trplayer for some things, I installed the realplayer rpm from the speakup site. This worked fine on my laptop, but on my desktop I was told that this rpm (which says i386 in its filename) is intended for i686 architecture. Admitedly, uname shows my desktop as an i586 whereas my laptop does indeed show up as an i686. However, I've never before had to find separate realplayer packages for the two machines. Is there a workaround for this or am I going to be unable to install Realplayer 8 on my desktop? Btw, if you install Realplayer 8, you do get a complaint about unable to pen display: set your environment variable and try again. But in reality it works just fine and allows the installation of trplayer--no complaints about unmet dependencies or missing libraries. -- Cheryl "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."
