I got runescape running but after playing a while I cannot perform any mouseclicks anymore and also any keyboard input seems to be disabled. I have this issue with both 32 bit java in firefox-bin and 64-bit java in Bon Echo. The weird thing is the runescape-applet keeps running and I can still move ...

Solved with nautilus update.

After a recent emerge --update --deep world some of the icons on my gnome desktop - specifically "Computer", my home folder and "Trash" - reset their positioning after a login. Keep aligned option is unchecked. I'm running gnome 2.16.0-r1, nautilus 2.16.2 and beryl on an amd64 architecture. Any idea ...

pmount or hal perhaps?

Revdep-rebuild didn't help much. I got rid of the error-message but I'm not sure what solved it. To sum up what I did: downgraded dbus to the latest stable version (instead of ~amd64), recompiled autofs and uncommented /net, /misc and /home lines in /etc/autofs/auto.master and finally re-added the ...

I am experiencing the very same error. Trying a revdep-rebuild now.

xev is not picking up anything abnormal. I checked bugs.gnome.org for this issue (control alt delete keybinding for logout) and it seems they are aware of this bug and planning to bind gnome-system-monitor with a prominent logout feature to "control alt delete" (a lot like what you get in windows ...

My keybinding for logout is not working anymore. Gnome accepts the "control alt delete" keybinding when setting it but it doesn't trigger the logout function. I'm running xkeybindings and xmodmap.

It's happening because your installed version of gnome-python-desktop is out of date.
Found this on bugzilla:

support for:
gnome-2.14.0
gedit-2.14.0

will be dropped unless the packages:
['>=dev-python/gnome-python-desktop-2.13.3']

are keyworded on your architecture.

Adding gnome-python-desktop ...

I've been having the same issue. Found this on bugzilla:

support for:
gnome-2.14.0
gedit-2.14.0

will be dropped unless the packages:
['>=dev-python/gnome-python-desktop-2.13.3']

are keyworded on your architecture.


Adding gnome-python-desktop to my package.keywords and emerging it seems to ...

If the problem is only occuring with mplayer it is most likely a setting in mplayer is invalid. Check mplayer options - options (control P) and select the correct output plugin. Click configure and choose correct settings.

Run alsaconfig in terminal and unmute channels you need with the M-key. I had the same issue. Good luck!

I have that kernel and I can assure you the NIC driver is not working for me with the acclaimed supported drivers.

Thanks for all the feedback folks. I admit my worst problem does not ly with gentoo or linux but with my impatient nature. I am lazy but not stupid. I think somewhere along the process installing and finetuning gentoo I forgot this also requires a learning process. Thinking I was prepared by burning ...

keymaps, i did read that

it does not provide a download for the keymap does it? nor is it included in the install

the mouse and keyboard, strange thing is I had it working but it disappeared again after trying to configure xmodmap, locales and hardware sensors... the xorg.conf settings are ...

read properly

RTL8201CL is not a valid solution for this sound card on an asrock dual sata2. i know about that driver its not meant for the onboard version

intel8x0 does work for oss emulation but does not support the AC97 specs

slocate does nothing at all

nvidia drivers work but the settings ...

yeah im frustrated true

okay lets sum em up

my onboard network card - integrated realtek 850 on an asrock sata 2 - not supported

my onboard sound card - ac 97 unsupported

my belgian keyboard mapping - no belgian keymaps to be found

my cordless keyboard and mouse - refusing to be detected even though usb is working ...

oh yeah the realtek 850 network card is state of the art technology

its years old

Im not dutch either Im belgian

Dutch users are qwerty users

Belgian users are azerty users

Gentoo does not even include a keymap in their installs for people like me

the mobo i own is very popular if you are aware of sales figures its not a guess

more and more mobos use integrated chips

they are least supported

the specs of my network card etc are irrelevant

i know they are not supported

plain fact

include a warning

gentoo is not the best choice when you are dutch=speaking or using onboard devices

also a board for unsupported hardware would be very much needed

stop the lies about the 64 bit arch

its not quite useable yet

gentoo is loosing users claiming otherwise

I have this mobo too

I can tell you this about it

linux does not support the onboard network card, neither does it support the onboard audio card properly, it does not support the cpu and fan sensors ....

when you have this mobo and you want to run gentoo you have to sacrifice at least one pci ...

is anyone happy using this arch

I can tell you Im not at all impressed, my machine has never functioned as crippled as with this arch

de link in de faq naar de belgische keymap file voor gentoo werkt niet

nadat mijn printer muis netwerkkaart en geluidskaart niet ondersteund worden nu ook nog de taal die ik type?

ik heb mijn buik stilaan vol van dit opensource monster