terminal not found?!

[kiryo]

First of all, i have used only shell till now, im not quite sure do i even need terminal but when i try to launch it from menu error;
Cannot launch entry

Details: Failed to execute child process "Terminal" (No such file or directory)

Also if anyone have installed internet explorer on linux (whatever reasons) where would i get packet what i can open with wine? sp1 doesnt work (i need it to install drivers to my logitech express webcam)

Thank you.

[lmilano]

Re: terminal not found?!

First of all, i have used only shell till now, im not quite sure do i even need terminal but when i try to launch it from menu error;
Cannot launch entry

Details: Failed to execute child process "Terminal" (No such file or directory)

Could you please rephrase this ? Perhaps be more specific ? I have no idea what you're talking about

Also if anyone have installed internet explorer on linux (whatever reasons) where would i get packet what i can open with wine? sp1 doesnt work (i need it to install drivers to my logitech express webcam)

IE is a bit too involved with the windows many API's AFAIK. So it's hard to run under wine, see here:
http://appdb.winehq.com/appview.php?appId=25

Anyway, have you tried this ?
http://tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/

Good luck!

[kiryo]

Re: terminal not found?!

the problem was that i couldn't open terminal console but i fixed it alredy with "xfce4-terminal"

[askrieger]

Re: terminal not found?!

Personally, I like the KDE konsole so much that I keep it open all the time on screen 1. You can start it from KMenu>System>konsole.

[Nirvana]

Re: terminal not found?!

IE is a bit too involved with the windows many API's AFAIK. So it's hard to run under wine, see here:
http://appdb.winehq.com/appview.php?appId=25

This will change in Vista, when IE != Windows Explorer. They will be separate, so it may be possible to run IE in wine better in the future.

[askrieger]

Re: terminal not found?!

You realize, of course, that there is a Linux distribution that uses the rendering engine in it's browser (Firefox) as a key component of a lot of the custom software it adds and modifies from standard Debian? I guess if it's good enough for Bill Gates it's good enough for Mark Shuttleworth.