[Sussex] USB Flash Drive

[John Thompson]

Thanks for all the info guys.

Although only scored 530 in the geek test (including the 400 bonus) 
-thank goodness! Feeling quite pleased with myself as I have just 
connected up with a D-Link print server so that I can share the printer 
with my son's XP box. In fact, the CUPS setup was much easier than than 
Windows - no Wizard needed on Linux! - only two boxes to fill in, once 
you find out which two!

Next, update graphics driver...

Thanks,

John

Dave Chapman wrote:
> On Tuesday 11 October 2005 21:10, John Thompson wrote:
> 
>>Hi all,
>>
>>This is a simple question:-
>>
>>When I want to disconnect a USB flash drive or a digital camera, is it
>>alright just to unplug it - or should I do somthing first?
> 
> 
> I'm running SUSE 10 with KDE 3.4.2 and the context menu (right click) for my 
> pen drive has "Safely Remove"
> 
> 
>>(Knowing that Windows complains if I do!!)
>>
>>While I'm here, one more question:-
>>
>>The screen seems a bit slow to update - for example, if I drag a window
>>it leaves a trail of "edges" behind - they almost instantly dissapear
>>though. Also does this on text etc. when I scroll using the wheelmouse.
> 
> Monitor geometry
> Use YaST2 to check your monitor type and refresh rates.
> 
>>Running Suse 9.3 with NVidia card. Yast says it's all OK - evens reckons
>>3D is working! Dual-boot system (W2000 - all OK on windows).
>>
>>But apart from that - it's OK this Linux - generally only use Windows at
>>work now...
>>
>>John
>>
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