I'm supporting this idea.

You can't get information about current status of work, planned future features of Pardus etc.

Even the developer's blogs at "planet.pardus.org.tr" are updated just from time to time.

Let's do it!

It seems that running fusion-icon does the job: it let's you change the window manager either kwin or compiz, and the changes last.

You can put this,  to have fusion-icon run automagically with every KDE start:

cd ~/.kde/Autostart
ln -s /usr/bin/fusion-icon

Cheers

In addition to the above problem, some icons which should appear in the system tray, beside the clock, are floating on the screen (in small windows).

Those are the "KPowersave",  "klipper" and "pisi" icons, while the Network applet and Kadu (a polish IM client) are OK.

A strange issue.

Hi,
I've installed following this: http://tr.pardus-wiki.org/NASIL:Compiz_Fusion_Kurulumu
It managed on my i810 laptop and it does "just-so-well".
During the install though, I've must have done something wrong, because it doesn't start automatically with the system. KWin is disabled, and I have to start compiz manually.
How to enable compiz to launch automatically?
Any help?
Thanks

Hi,
I've recently installed Pardus on a dual Pentium Xeon server, which previously run openSuse.

I'd like to know if the default Pardus kernel is compiled for support dual processors (or multiprocessors generally)? Or do I need to download one? Or even compile one myself?

Thanks

Hi!
I just wanted to ask, if there are any news about the work's progress?
When will Pardus 2007.3 be available?
Will there be the server edition also at that moment?
Will it include the 2.6.23 -CFS kernel??

Would be great to hear something new.

Thanks

please, please, please!!
Dear Pardus Developers,
update to the mono version (now 1.2.5.1) and add monoDevelop.

Thanks!

Hi, my name is Piotr and I'm a teacher in a secondary school of Electrical Engineering in Opole, Poland.
I'm teaching some computer science and electronics related classes. I'm a hobbyist programmer too.

I found the way to Pardus through a review on polishlinux.org and through Python - my favourite, hobby language. The distro is great, keep the excellent work guys!

Cheers,
pettersolberg

Tanks for the answers, we'll try the with XServer for the first (anyway, all the Windows based servers run with the GUI attached ).

That's some great news. Can't wait for it.

Maybe this post should appear in some other section, but:

Is it possible to set up a Pardus installation for server purposes, but without the graphical environment?
We've got an older pentium xeon server with 512MB ram and I'm in trouble: will the hardware suffice for a default install?

We need a http, samba and simple student's applications server in our school's LAN (for ~70 clients).

Thanks for your opinions

It's great to hear about future development plans of Pardus.

I just think about starting to learn turkish

I installed it with their "download X.tar.gz, execute install.sh" installer, available from their website
http://activestate.com/products/komodo_edit/beta_download.plex#error

Hi!
I've installed Komodo Edit 4.2 beta 6 (the latest version) and I can't get it to properly read the polish national characters (it only displays one of them - "ó").

I changed some of the configuration files of my Pardus 2007.2 installation to get the right "locale" information for Poland and it works fine for all the other software.

If somebody would give me any hint...
Thanks