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<ReAn[SuSE]> and ran the manager, my screen went all whack and x restarted :(
<kkathman> ReAn[SuSE]: ok
<kkathman> ReAn[SuSE]: did you do the AIGLX ??
<ReAn[SuSE]> yes
<charles__> Hello, I've got Intel Core 2 CPU. Which arch shall I use on it? Is x86_64 usefull and supported by all apps ?
<ReAn[SuSE]> i modified my xorg.conf just like it said to
<kkathman> ReAn[SuSE]: you did those terminal commands?
<kkathman> hmm
<kkathman> ReAn[SuSE]: Im baffled
<wilberfan> kkathman what about my resolution issue? why does my screen only offer "50" or 56" when I've specified "60" in the half-dozen places I've been asked?
<kkathman> wilberfan: dunno unless the nvidia install redetected ?
<wilberfan> kkathman is there a way to fix?
<kkathman> wilberfan: nvidia-settings or via YaST
<wilberfan> kkathman actually I think nvidia DOES reset something...My Ubuntu numbers changed after installing nvidia...
<kkathman> wilberfan: YAST - Hardware - Graphics Card and Monitor
<kkathman> or try via nviidia-settings
<ReAn[SuSE]> :( screen still goes whack
<LethalDeathspell> how do you free up space on suse?
<kkathman> ReAn[SuSE]: man I dunno what to say
<LethalDeathspell> could you do rm /tmp/* ?
<kkathman> LethalDeathspell: you mean like a defrag??
<ReAn[SuSE]> i just tried the native way, no xgl/aiglx
<kkathman> or what?
<LethalDeathspell> like remove temp files
<kkathman> LethalDeathspell: yeah just you regular rm
<charles__> Which arch shall I pic for Intel Core 2 CPU ?
<kkathman> or via a file manager
<wilberfan> kkathman It DOES say "60" there... it's on the "configure desktop" "display" panel that the numbers are weird...
<LethalDeathspell> im not sure you could defrag ext3 partitions
<kkathman> charles the SMP kernel
<kkathman> oops
<wilberfan> kkathman now my choices are "50" and "86"!!
<kkathman> charles__: the SMP kernel
<charles__> kkathman: I know, but in my current distro I use i686
<kkathman> wilberfan: lol
<charles__> kkathman: I see i386 and x86_64
<kkathman> charles__: the default will work also, but I think most people have been using the SMP
<kkathman> ohhh
<charles__> kkathman: I'm not asking about the kernel
<kkathman> you mean the install?
<charles__> yes
<kkathman> sorry dude
<chil> x86
<kkathman> yah x86
<charles__> x86_64?
<charles__> x86 means i386
<kkathman> if yer processor is 64 bit
<kkathman> otherwise just x86
<charles__> but is it supported by all apps ?
<chil> is your proc 64bit tho ?
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