Xinit not work in mandrake 10

Slash

WTF my favourite crap called xinit cannot initialize on mandrake 10? It starts and then terminates...
But startx is working... what the hell?

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Bash

try a reinstall, when Mandrake screws up on me, (right after install) i reinstall.

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Q

In every field, stream and hollow, some people are bound to exagurate[sic!].

-Q

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Slash

Hey! That was just the only bug in Linux...
In Windows XP i see everyday tons of something like this...

FatTurtle

Slash wrote:

WTF my favourite crap called xinit cannot initialize on mandrake 10? It starts and then terminates...
But startx is working... what the hell?

Just use windows.


Remember...Linux is only free if your time is worth nothing.

Q

James Babb wrote:

Remember...Firefox is only free if your time is worth nothing.

OpnSrc is much more then you seem to realize...

-Q

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Q

I think the Russian/English language barrier is causing problems. for him a "bug" may mean just an (the) error that he ecounters, not every bit of bad coding that's in there.

-Q

Slash

So I guess Windows contains Millions of bugs then...

Q

Well, it has it's fair share that's for sure.

-Q

Captain Nemo

reconfigure your x server using "rdev" utility.

Slash

there is no "rdev" utility there.

Ka0s

www.securityfocus.com results for OSes.... It seems that Windows wins with less problems

Results for linux 1 to 15 of 49174 results. Search time: 0.076 seconds


Results for Windows 1 to 15 of 46618 results. Search time: 0.145 seconds

Ka0s

Also:


Googlewar.com results:


Linux bug: 210,000

Windows bug: 9,950



Sorry, Linux looses again.

Q

Let's face it, they BOTH have multitudes of bugs, and that's not going to change anytime soon.

-Q

Ka0s

Any OS has plenty of bugs, but Windows vs Linux competing for most bugs, Linux clearly has the most, BUT the linux zealots just quietly burry them and make it sound like theres no bugs.

Q

The problem with that is that noone can tell all the bugs in Windows, untill someone finds out or MS announces it, noone knows. It's like polling for the election, there's such a small difference that the truth could easily be either way.

-Q

FatTurtle

FishNET3000 wrote:

Any OS has plenty of bugs, but Windows vs Linux competing for most bugs, Linux clearly has the most, BUT the linux zealots just quietly burry them and make it sound like theres no bugs.

K OS doesn't have any bugs right now. it sits at a blank screen like it was supposed to.

Ka0s

Thats clearly because it cant DO anything.

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Slash

James Babb wrote:

FishNET3000 wrote:

Any OS has plenty of bugs, but Windows vs Linux competing for most bugs, Linux clearly has the most, BUT the linux zealots just quietly burry them and make it sound like theres no bugs.

K OS doesn't have any bugs right now. it sits at a blank screen like it was supposed to.

I hope there will be bugs in K OS when it will can do something...
"Everything which works has its own bugs" - Some guy from MSFN...

BOD

every program is gonna have some bugs, no1s perfect

Slash

Of course, you cannot name any program that has no bugs.

Q

Unless it's a program that hasn't been written

-Q

Slash

Q wrote:

Unless it's a program that hasn't been written

-Q

Or, @ least, a program that can't do anything...

BOD

or the basic one i made......

you tell u it ur name and it says hello to you lol

Slash

HaH! There is nowhere to make bugs in this proggie...

BOD

its like 5 lines of code lol