Different sound systems currently used in Linux, Configuring sound systems, Compatibility and how they fit together, Making software play nicely on different installations, Troubleshooting problems.
Most Linux users are currently on 32-bit systems. What are the advantages of going 64-bit? How do you set up a system so that you can run both 32 and 64 bit programs without pain?
or how to share a terminal with several other users
In May 2004 someone asked the following question on the mailing list: "At one of the Saturday Slug meetings each laptop had a view of the speaker's monitor while he worked the app he was talking about (I think it was vi). I guess this was done via something like VNC. Paul configured my computer in a few seconds and I did not see what he did.
If there is a how to somewhere I would be grateful for the URL - or a quick explanation."
is a graphical network monitoring tool that shows nodes on a network organised in a circle and any traffic as a link between the two parties. Looking at the picture on the right, it shows all of the computers that have sent data on the network within the last 60 seconds (by default), after which they're removed from the display.
