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[openSUSE Forums] Internet Does NOT work, although I am Connected - openSUSE Forums: DenverD's Avatar · DenverD DenverD is offline. Wise Penguin. Join Date: Jun 2008. Location: Earth - Denmark. Posts: 1850. DenverD is a reputation jewel in the rough ... but, the next guy/gal who finds this thread (by google), may not.. -- DenverD (Linux Counter 282315) CAVEAT: http://is.gd/bpoMD posted via NNTP w/TBird 2.0.0.23 | KDE 3.5.7 | openSUSE 10.3 2.6.22.19-0.4-default SMP i686. AMD Athlon 1 GB RAM | GeForce FX 5500 | ASRock K8Upgrade-760GX | ...

[cakephp archive] opensuse - Tip: Google Earth under oS 11.2: Hi all. This may be common knowledge but I had to search the Google site for answers so it may help someone else.

[openSUSE Forums] Problems with Google Earth - openSUSE Forums: Trouble is it looks like you have an ATI graphics card and an (by the terms of ATI and not me) old one at that. I believe they don't provide proprietary driver support for your card.

[openSUSE - Recent changes [en]] Google Earth/rpm: Due to some problems with the libraries that are provided by the GoogleEarth.bin file, the rpm should not be build on an operational system. In this guide the rpm is made with help of the openSUSE build service, but the rpm could made with 'build' (package build) or on a virtual machine, such as VirtualBox.

[openSUSE Lizards] openSUSE Lizards » Build your own Google Earth rpm: The last days I've spent some time to investigate how to package Google Earth into an rpm. There was already a script called make-google-package available on the internet, but this one creates a debian package only.

[openSUSE Forums] Google earth does not load - openSUSE Forums: I have GE installed on a 64bit 11.1 system, and when i try to launch GE, I get the following error message, and GE hangs on the splash screen:

[Reverend Ted's Blog] Add USGS Geologic Units to Google Earth on your iPhone « Reverend ...: (Unlike a GPS loaded with topos, where the use is more active, intensive and enduring.) As I stated, Google Earth on the iPhone doesn’t really work well when disconnected, so it’s more of a tool for use when connected, but away from your computer. (I definitely favor a full computer for using Google Earth).

[openSUSE Forums] This guy didn't enjoy his openSUSE experience - openSUSE Forums: Well we all know about openSUSE and its multimedia out of the box (not Gnome's finest area ootb). IMO multimedia ootb will now (wrongly?) put off many desktop users from trying openSUSE, given the comparatively easier experience they will have with PCLOS 2010 and the ubuntu's, for example.

[Desktop Team] Opera Desktop Team - Saturday Snapshot: - in some menus the radio buttons and checkboxes have remained the same since older opera versions like in the right click menu of any page in "Reload Every" and the right click menu on the tabbar "Tab bar placement" and "Customize". They should be native or/and skinnable.

[Benjamin McCann - Development Blog] openSUSE 11.2 Setup and Review: For Google Earth it’s pretty clear: openSUSE can’t ship Google Earth since the license of Google Earth doesn’t allow to ship it as part of a distribution. So they offer an alternative for people who are not smart enough to install Google Earth.

[openSUSE News] openSUSE News » openSUSE Weekly News, Issue 124 is out!: “For the past few months we, the openSUSE Board, together with the great help from Kurt Garloff, Jan Weber and Andreas Jaeger, held a series of strategy sessions to address the future of openSUSE. We discussed the role of openSUSE as a community and project and looked at data from a variety of sources, including the recent openSUSE 2010 Survey to identify and build a strategy of strength and empowerment within our community, with a goal of establishing a common unified ground for answering the question to ourselves and to the world”¦ “Why openSUSE?” and openSUSE’s role in the operating system market, both today and in the future.

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