[CLUE-Tech] Konquorer

[Dave Anselmi]

The konqueror web site (www.konqueror.org) says it is part of kdebase.
You can find an rpm at:

ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/2.2.1/RedHat-unofficial/7.1/

Seems like you may have to upgrade kdelibs too.  So the short answer to
your question may be "you can't".

Dave

Steve Calderoni wrote:

>
>
> On Redhat 7.1 how can I update Konquorer without updating KDE? I can't
> seem to find a RPM for it.
>
> Thanks


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I can't speak to your problem, but there have been a lot of similar problems
with TechAngle's service lately.  They say it is the phone company's fault.  I
can't say.  Sometimes I do believe it is the phone company and other times it
seems more like a glitch in the TechAngle service.  Whatever the cause, it's
the weak link in the Linux operating system.  I use Libranet Linux (Debian) and
it's absolutely a solid performer, but I can't say the same for the ISP
services associated with Linux.

B O'Fallon wrote:

> Dan Harris wrote:
>
> > I used to use AmericanISP also
>
> About a month ago, I switched from AmericanISP to PCIsys. I had been a
> customer of AmericanISP for almost 18 months.
>
> At random intervals their service would go down. When I first started using
> them, this happened perhaps once a month, once for two days, but more
> recently might be for just a couple of hours every other month.
>
> The reason I finally left was because I could not connect to them between
> 0500 - 0800 each morning. I use DSL and if I left the system on overnight,
> and the connection was not broken, I had no problems with getting my mail
> and browsing. But if the connection got broken (and it got broken a lot --
> just about every day), I could not connect at all. It was like they were
> non-existant.
>
> Now they swore up and down that I was not connecting, and that the problem
> was with Qwest's DSL service. And, of course, Qwest swore up and down that
> it was AmericanISP's problem. Qwest's line checks showed that I was
> connecting to AmericanISP at that time, but it was like they were ignoring
> me: I would get "Hostname not found" and pings would come back timed out.
>
> So while they swore up and down, I just swore. I finally got tired of not
> being able to get my morning dose of Slashdot until 0830 or 0900, and having
> to rearrange my schedule for the rest of the day, so I dropped them.
>
> To this day, I still think that they had a block out period on me. This
> problem never occurred at any other time of the day. Of course, they said
> that they didn't, but it seemed suspicious that it could have been anything
> else.
>
> I have (not yet) had this problem with PCIsys. I can connect at any time,
> just like a real ISP.
>
> But I never noticed any problem with slowdown in their connections. My
> downloads were usually about the same speed as with PCIsys.
>
> BOF
>
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