You people rock!!!!!

I was unable to find any video viewers on my computer. I put in a cd with videos
of my niece and nephew. I double clicked one of the files and I got the "There is
no action associated with this file type" error message. Is there an easy way to
inventory all my apps and what they do without relying on the start menu?

I also saved my winbloze Netscape information so that I could keep all my e-mail
and settings. Where do I put it in Linux so I can have all my old settings?

Thanks,
Frank

On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 08:42 , Cyber Source <peter@thecybersource.com> sent:

>no need for anti-virus if your running just Linux, just keep your 
>packaes up to date using, up2date, apt-get, yum.....I think there's more 
>but can't think of them right now.
>xine and mplayer both do a fine job with mpg/avi/wmv and alot others, I 
>would tip the hat to xine though as it handles full screen better, etc 
>(although the skins for gmplayer (the gui front for mplayer) are nicer. IMHO
>
>frank@mogosystems.com wrote:
>
>>
>>I downloaded and installed Fedora Core 2.
>>
>>What is the best anti-virus? (I know it can opinion but Ineed someplace to start)
>>
>>Is there an mpg/avi/wmv viewer that I can download?
>>
>>Her is an attempt at a contribution. I have a Toshiba Satellite 1415-S105 that I
>>have loaded Fedora into. It seems to run great so far. I had a problem with
>>RedHat 9 where the screen would go blank and then when I pressed a key to get it
>>back, the resolution went out of sync. The cursor knew where it was supposed to
>>be but the screen was all messed up.
>>
>>Thanks
>>Frank Mogavero
>>
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