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Please show us: Code: yum repolist Do not "yum repolist >/home/sajad/Desktop/yum-repolist.txt" Just let it run thru with the results, then use your mouse to copy/paste that info into an editor, vi, gedit, kate, etc. Save that as a text file. Attach the text file here.

Quote: Odd, that is where I expected to find it but I was not getting that context menu. Unlock Panel/widgets to get "Switch to Classic Menu" option (in context menu). V

Much easier to do it that way. I've never bothered with the OSE, it's too crippled.

eeeexcellent. you may want to go to 1.7.1-12, now: http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/b...buildID=142860 It includes a fix for the issue, but unlike Rex's build is part of the 'official' update chain.

@ leigh123linux HAHA! I like that one... But real men use vi, and i mean OLD school vi, not that colour box called vim. dd_wizard

If you could add an option to retrieve the sopcast links at http://myp2p.eu for football (soccer) that would be really cool. I manually cut and paste the links into a command line version of sopcast, sp-sc and view using mplayer or vlc. I'd use your gui if it could retrieve the links automatically. sp-sc <sop_url> 3900 8900 &>/dev/null & (wait 10-20 secs, use system monitor in gnome panel to check...

Quote: Originally Posted by leftoflexo hi there, ii wonder if any of you know of a grub editor program or graphic interface that's in a repository. i would prefer that to having to do say KGRUBeditor from source, plus i dont want to install the kde requirements for it. thanks Isn't gedit good enough

I tried it both as a normal user and as root, and I get different output. For root, I get a very long output, http://pastebin.com/m3932866e (this is just the last part). The most important part is, I guess, Code: D: alsa-source.c: Read hardware volume: 0: 71% 1: 71% D: alsa-source.c: Thread starting up D: core-util.c: SCHED_RR|SCHED_RESET_ON_FORK worked. I: core-util.c: Successfully enabled SCHED_RR scheduling for thread, with priority 5. I:...

I was starting Compiz using fusion-icon, too, so I don't think that was it. I started having similar issues in F11 as I was in F12... I stopped Compiz, deleted all compiz directories within ~/.config, ~/.cache, and ~/.gconf, and logged back in. No issues since then. Can any of you still running F12 try this? Try stopping Compiz, then deleting/renaming the following directories: ~/.config/compiz ~/.cache/compizconfig ~/.gconf/apps/compiz...

thanks a lot for your help people I finally figured it out. I just used Code: auth optional pam_gnome_keyring.so try_first_pass session optional pam_gnome_keyring.so and then deleted my old keyring Code: rm -rf ~/.gnome2/keyrings