Ok. I figured out how to suspend since its running TWM. I guess what I need at this point is a little advice.
From reading the forum, it seems the most used window manager is matchbox, but I have a choice of KDE or FVWM if I want.
I am familiar with KDE since I run that on my desktop, and I haven't run FVWM in years, although its is probably less resource hungry than KDE. I don't know anything about matchbox.
Here are my questions. (Remember I'm new to pdaXrom.):
(1) Which window manager is the most stable, and which would you recommend I use?
(2) What are the packages I need to download to use it?
(3) What is the command sequence to install the package.
I would like to connect to the internet through my WiFi router. Do I need to download a package to do that?
I would also like to install AbiWord, Gnumeric, xmms, gaim, Firefox, and an email client (either Thunderbird or Sylpheed).
Could I get a JDK running on my 6000 with pdaXrom?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
John
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In xterm, type "m" and hit [tab] twice. You'll see a list that includes some of matchbox's programs, which you can run from the command line. (If you have trouble getting a command to work, google: "man 'command name'" for the manual page on that command, though this shouldn't be necessary for any of the matchbox progs.) The bad part is that everything runs in a separate window. So , for example, the panel is not imbedded in the desktop. In theory, this gives you all the functionality you want, but it's not in a nice package. I'm still trying to get that to work for me. I've seen the same problem before, when using debian, x and nautilus, but I can't remember how to fix it. I think maybe it still needs a widget set.
Most of the programs you want can be downloaded from, or are linked by, the pdaxrom site. (Downloads -> IPK Feed) I think that you can then simply install them with ipkg, though there is a package manager with a gui that i haven't tried. The manager can also access online feeds easily, or so i've read.
zach