No, you don't need to learn python for you system configuration. You can also configure your system with usual way. You can get group info with "groups eren" and add a new user with "adduser" command. COMAR supports a big flexibility for python programmers and it's simple to use. E.g, If you want to write a GUI for user management with python, you don't have to call command like "adduser" and deal with parsing returned value, you can use COMAR modules for it so that your code can be more cleaner

* Uhh.. I regret to tell you that there is no USE flags to use like in Portage. But if you are an experienced user, you can also compile kernel with your own configuration. Also other applications

* A server edition is a future, we keep that in our mind

* There is a Contrib repository like Gentoo's Masked repository. But it's not very unstable. To add and use repository, please read following link;

http://liste.pardus.org.tr/pardus-users/2007-April/000039.html

* COMAR is a system configuration tool. It supports classes that you use to configure your network, grub entries, users etc. E.g this gets info from a user (uid 1000). Open python console and write these lines;

>>> import comar
>>> link = comar.Link()
>>> link.call("User.Manager.userInfo", {"uid": 1000})
>>> response = link.read_cmd()
>>> response.data
'uid 1000\nname eren\nrealname Eren T\xc3\xbcrkay\ngid 100\nhomedir /home/eren\nshell /bin/bash\ngroups users,disk,wheel,audio,dialout,pnp,removable,power,pnpadmin,dbus,hal'
>>>

You know that \n is newline which can not be shown in python console. If you run it from console, newlines can be shown.

User.Manager.userInfo model is set in /etc/comar/model.xml, you can only use models in model.xml. Please open that file and see what classes to use in python code.

The package is not in a repository, it will be added to Contrib repository tomorrow (probably)

I have just mailed it to one of the YALI developers, I hope it will be fixed soon. Thanks.

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Hmm, It must be that you start jack deamon (jackd) first and applications which use jack connects to jack server. And jack server process sound then return value to the application. But i don't know exactly what jack deamon is and how it works.

Yes, it is. It seems there is no Italian translation for Xfce 4.4 branch (only 4.0). Pardus contains Xfce 4.4.1 so you can't use Xfce with Italian locale.

If you want to translate it, please post a mail to i18n@xfce.org and tell them that you want to translate Xfce 4.4 branch

Visiting http://i18n.xfce.org/ may be a good start

Cheers,
Eren

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Something is wrong in wiki index page. This will be solved. You can reach english wiki page with http://en.pardus-wiki.org for now. Thanks.

I have a sound blaster live 5.1 card too and it's working excellent. Alsa driver packages should be installed on your system to get sound and these packages are installed as default. So you don't need to install.

Again: Have you disabled your onboard sound card via bios and run "alsaconf" with root privileges?

I have a sound blaster live 5.1 card too and it's working excellent. Alsa driver packages should be installed on your system to get sound and these packages are installed as default. So you don't need to install.

Again: Have you disabled your onboard sound card via bios and run "alsaconf" with root privileges?

Hi all;

I have just coded a simple beryl installation application. It just installs and uninstalls beryl only with 1 command
First, you should configure your xorg.conf for beryl. See: http://wiki.pardus-linux.nl/index.php/HOWTO:Installing_and_Using_Beryl

We can compile and install beryl;

Get beryl.py

Be root

And install it


Some problem with starting beryl at the startup. Beryl won't start at the startup on my system and i think you won't be able to start it. To get rid of this stupid problem please choose your original window manager with  berly-manager before you shutdown your system.

And beryl may not be started at first,  beryl-manager may crash. It's not important, please run berly-manager twice with ALT + F2

Good luck all;
Have a nice day!

Could you file a bug about it? http://bugs.pardus.org.tr -> Packages and select inkscape. It's in devel svn repositry, not compiled yet.

Could you paste the output of "tail -n 100 /var/log/messages" to rafb.net?

That is not in the repository. What you said is downgraded version. And installing it may cause a problem.