Re: [ydl-gen] filesharing with Snow Leopard.

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Hi Tom!

The only difference YDL has versus other Linux distros is that YDL runs
on PowerPC systems.  This means that you should be able to utilize
keyboard commands and scripts/macros implemented elsewhere in
traditional Linux window managers and environments like KDE, GNOME, e17,
or your favorite windows environment.  For me, you can't go wrong with XF=
CE.

First, regarding the windows environments, make sure that yum knows
where all the repositories are for acquiring whatever libraries, tools,
etc those environments need.  You can pick up nice information how to
program yum at the YDL Board (http://yellowdog-board.com/)

Regarding shortcuts in Linux you can program them yourself very easily
using macro shortcuts embedded within the windows environment you use.
Nautilus within e17, will behave differently from say xfce or gnome but
the principles are similar.  Here is a brief page discussing what to
expect:
http://www.dailygyan.com/2008/03/create-shortcut-and-hotkey-to-eject.html=


All the best...


On 3/3/2011 4:21 PM, Thomas Carlson wrote:

=2E..  Is there any keyboard command like that in YDL?
>=20
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