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At my Medion netbook some windows are oversized. How to make them smaller, when the right bottom corner could not be seen?

I downloaded the framework from qt-haiku.ru but I don't see a Qt Creater app to compile. Can someone point me in the right direction please?

I have an MSI barebones I put together and have been having fun with Haiku Alpha 2. I really love it. I'm able to get ethernet and don't have a wireless card, so that's a moot point. I can get "fail-safe" video, but cannot get sound. So far I've just been using the Live CD. I'd like to install Haiku but thought I'd first ask here about my graphics and sound - if there's anything I might try or install that would work. I have an Intel integrated board and I had hoped, just being from the recent past, it might be fully supported. In Preferences>Devices, the video and sound components are recognized yet here is what it says (the important parts, I mean):

Graphics: Intel Corp. 82945G/GZ Integrated Graphics Controller
Device paths - not implemented
Driver - not implemented

Sound: Intel Corp. N10/ICH 7 Family High Definition Audio Controller
Device Paths - not implemented
Driver - not implemented

Does this mean this hardware is simply not supported? Or does it mean there's something I can do to "implement" it?

Thank you very much.

Hi!
I am using Haiku Alpha 2 as my only OS on my Acer Aspire One.
Networking works right out-of-the-box.

My own wlan is encrypted, but I have a neighbor with a completely unencrypted network.
Unfortunately, he turns off his router when he is not at home, so I can only use Haiku online when the network is up.

I want to connect my Acer to my Nokia.
I have a Nokia telephone with a program called JoikuSpot.
It uses the 3G connection of the phone, and relays it to the wlan, effectively turning the phone into a portable router.

My Linux computer connects to this wireless zone whithout problem.
Haiku does not.

I have tried this command:
http://www.haiku-os.org/guides/dailytasks/wireless

setwep /dev/net/atheroswifi/0 JoikuSpot_nokia (JoikuSpot_nokia is the name of the wifi zone)

I run the ommand in Terminal, and it gives no message.
But it doesn't onnect either.
I can see all connected computers on the Nokia's display. Haiku does not connect.

The network app only says "no link".

How an it work only with my neighbor's network, and not with my Nokia?
I did not even have to configure the neighbors network. Haiku found it right after boot.

I wish to travel with this netbook and Nokia. But they must be able to connect first.