Recent content by Zine

I remember seeing that image in LFY.! Were you the one who had written the article in which this image appeared.?

You can choose one.SMPlayer is better IMO. You need to set up and refresh software repositories [place from where mandriva downloads softwares].No point installing any software or setting repos on LiveCD since your changes won't be saved for next time.Better install mandriva to hard drive...

Yep...Got a new fan for the CPU.Thanks for all your help.! :)

KDE Users should definitely check out Ktorrent.I don't do much torrents now.But back in the days when I had UL plan, I used Ktorrent exclusively for downloading all distros, movies etc. BTW, none of the torrent client will offer you good speeds unless you have forwarded your ports properly and...

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I lifted the grey locks and the plastic frame did become loose, but wouldn't come off.Am I supposed to take out the plastic frame + heatsink simultaneously or frame first, heatsink second.? P.S.:Tickle me and call me dill, but I can't find out how to edit my posts.:S Sorry for the double...

Aww crap...I have just added a new AGP card [7600GS] to my system.I have a 400W SMPS providing 27A on the +12V railing.My other hardware is 160 GB + 40 GB HDDs, 1 GB DDR RAM, Celeron 2.4Ghz CPU.I guess 400W should be enough for this. BTW, Please tell me how did you remove this fan.The bugger...

Alright.So here's an image of the CPU fan.Anyone have an idea on how to get this kind of fans out.? P.S.:Where do I click to edit my posts.?

Wow...Didn't know a small thing like a fan could damage CPU or motherboard.:O Will replace the fan ASAP.But the trouble is, I have no idea how to take the fan out.Geez.!I lost the manual that came with my motherboard.Would posting an image of the fan here help.? BTw, any idea how much do these...

Hi Guys.! I have an Intel Celeron 2.4 Ghz CPU.I had bought a new fan for it that lay unused for about a year in my house before I used it.Now, this fan was working fine for about a week or so, but now, it doesn't start spinning on it's own.Meaning I need to give it a little nudge with a...

There's indeed a package for 180.29 in AUR and the comments indicate it's pretty stable too..Will try it soon.

Are the prices increased for the 1 Mbps/4 GB/4 month/1000 Rs. plan too.?

Wow...Thanks for all the responses.!! I tried Mediamonkey and it worked like a charm.Also found a very good audio player in it.! Thanks.!:hap2:

Well, an average home user needs usability over anything else.And that's what MS provides with their OS.Linux is a bit rough to be accepted by technophobics [read majority of population].For governments, data security, stability is more important than all else and that's where Linux comes in.

Governments using Open source does make a lot of sense.That way they won't be tied to MS for support and updates and can have their own in-house experts to take care of computers. I guess it's the initial "conversion period" that most governments or even companies for that matter are concerned...