A torrent-client that makes it possible to download without a tracker.

http://www.tribler.org/

If you still have problems, try the mirrors.

See: http://worldforum.pardus-linux.nl/index.php?topic=1482.msg6389#msg6389

And does anyone ever seen an tried this program?

http://www.freepops.org/en/

You cold take a look at the hotwayd forum. There are some topics about this issue:

http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=80217

What is the type of the wifi-card?

yes,

look here: http://paketler.pardus-linux.org/users-2008

Just file the bug. If they need more information they'll ask for it.

Probably just a cached page. Press F5 a couple of times.

Some time ago I already filled out a bug-report about this problem (http://bugs.pardus.org.tr/show_bug.cgi?id=7524) but I still didn't get any answer. Maybe this time we'll get a reaction?

I've got some fine French cheese in the fridge. But not for long....

I read in another topic that you use 2008. This is just a beta version and is not yet stable.

Why don't you use the stable 2007.3 version?

Hi Andreas,

Thanks for trying to help me out. Actually, this is not what my problem is. I just cannot select the parallel port, and therefore I haven't come to selecting the driver.

Yesterday I have installed 2008 beta 1 on my PC, but I have a problem installing my Canon BJC-4300 printer. It's an oldie, connected trough the parallel port. I never used this printer on Pardus, or whatever linux distro before. Something tells me that I have seen a simulair problem before on this forum before, but I cannot find it. So that's why I don't make a bug report for it immediately.

This is what happens: When I trie to add a printer in Tasma a wizard pops up where I can choose how printer is connected. But the option needed (parallel, serial, USB) is grey and therefore I am not able to select it.
After that I also tried to add the printer directly in CUPS. But Cups actually gives the same problem.

Are there any commands to check the printer is connected, or that the port isn't damaged or something?

I have the same card in my laptop.
Just follow this: http://en.pardus-wiki.org/Atidrivers

You only have to change the installation command to:

Then you'll have the latest available drivers in pardus.

I am wondering if anyone out here has any experience with synchronizing a PocketPC in Pardus. On the Dutch forum I was already told that it doesn't work, but I would like to know if someone knows more.

I found a tool called Multisync (http://multisync.sourceforge.net/) but it is not available in the repo. But I found something else (msynctool). I asume that msynctool does the same as multisync, but it is working from the command line. Can anyone confirm that?

And what about Synchronizing my mobile phone? That should also be possible with both programs.

This look also very interesting: http://www.synce.org/moin/SynceTools/SynceKpm