I am using pidgin for my im, but at this era of facebook most members in my im is going offline. Facebook is a killer! haha nasib baik kat pidgin plugin utk facebook.

yup...wanna try..but about 1gb download...so,i batalkan je....

The Arch Beginners Guide and ArchWiki are a good place to start.
Great resources. I don't use Arch as much as I used to (AUR is a joke, imho), but it's still a great distro for learning. Just don't think you've suddenly become a guru just because you installed Arch, cos anyone can do it by reading the guide.

Alternatively, you could try a minimal Fedora or Ubuntu install first, and then move to Arch or Debian Unstable, and finally move on to source based distros liek Gentoo or Sorcerer.... seems the more logical learning curve to me.

use ext hdd....n ur prob solved....  

Don't worry, la ... Just wipe everything, and then I'll help you make a pink GTK theme to match her Hello Kitty wallpaper

I have the best distro for you sister.

thinking of changing distro again.. got tired of ubuntu 6month release cycle 
wanna install rolling release distro like linuxmint debian edition and get update everyday 
or does anyone know any other rolling release distro based on debian?

I think the quality of video in Linux is slightly poorer compare to Window. When watching movie there seem to be an horizontal line running across the screen especially in action movie. But it is fine in Window XP. I figure it could be the graphic card driver or the X server display config kind of thing. It is a minor issue but just out of curiosity why this thing happen? Anyone face this issue?

Just so you know, Scrot and ScrotWM are completely different/unrelated packages. ScrotWM is the tiling window manager I was talking about earlier, while scrot is just a screenshot taking app. So if you installed scrot, then yes, you installed the wrong thing.

With regards to starting ScrotWM via GDM;
As far as I know Ubuntu and stock Debian Stable (Gnome) will automatically add ScrotWM to your xsessions, but I'm not sure about other distros. The instructions I previously posted (about manually creating a scrotwm.desktop in your /usr/share/xsessions) should work across most distros that have GDM installed. Not sure about Fedora (which I assume -Hzu- is using), but maybe it has something to do with the path Yum installs Scrotwm to.

Like I mentioned previously, I don't rely on GDM to manage my sessions (I'm old fashioned and prefer good ol' startx), so I'm not exactly well-informed in that department. It might be best to ask the Fedora forums.

I am using nVidia 7200GS and the drives installed the most current. I try glxgears but it ask me to install. I will install it and see how it goes. Thanks!

What distro are you using? Are you using nouveau driver or Nvidia's proprietary driver? If you are using Nvidia's driver, you have to enable "Sync to VBlank".