There is a GUI tool, but the only way to use it is to make your account root somehow, which still doesn't work for me with the instructions provided by the website. I hope Harding will fix this. I may switch over if it fixes some of these problems. However, I like being able to press enter on a set up file and press next instead of getting proper libraries and stuff.
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On Fri, 18 Apr 2008, Nimer Jaber wrote:Buddy! I don't like the fact that most of my text got cut out.What text?I read doc after doc, after doc. I tried running orca under sudo su, and I tried editing the file to make my account sudo su. I tried running a binaryHaven't tried this myself since I know how to use the cli, but there are instructions on the orca site.source and compiling my own source. None of that works. And, n XP andYou should be able to run a binary, chmod it to 755 if it is not already and then do ./binary...To compile make sure you have the compilers required. And libs.Lepoard, I don't have to sit there and learn a bunch of switches to learn how to connect to a wireless network.Well, isn't there a gui tool? I thought it was quite easy, but I haven't needed to do this yet... I need to buy a wireless card.
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