WordWarVI
yes - Word War vi -( as in viper,vim,vi)
http://wordwarvi.sourceforge.net/
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http://wordwarvi.sourceforge.net/wordwarvi_brightsparks.png

Chromium B.S.U.
http://www.reptilelabour.com/software/chromium/
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http://www.reptilelabour.com/software/chromium/screen0.htm

old thread but, for those searching ...

On RHEL 5 or 6 i would NOT even try to install VLC ,or mplayer, nor totem.

it is, by far, WAY to easy to kill he install using incompatible software repos that it is not worth the hassle.

if you NEED to listen to music or watch movies RHEL is not a good choice of Operating System

I am on SL6.1
very much like cent 6.0
past history with centos 5.3,5.4,5.5,5.6
have tought me NOT to install programs and the codecs for music and videos on CentOS

the repos that they are in, ARE INCOMPATIBLE with almost EVERY other and with the base install

I lost count of the times i had to rebuild a cent install do to incompatible rpms getting installed, and that is with "yum-priorities " installed and configured.
So starting with CentOS 5.5 i did not even bother with mplayer,totem,vlc,-- none of them.

warning !!!
It is VERY easy to 100% FUBAR a rhel/cent/sl install with the multimedia

use caution !

word of incompatible warning with centos 6
rpmfusion is fine
BUT rpmfusion-extra IS incompatible with centos 6 base

-- READ ---
and heed ALL AND EVERY warnings on the wiki !!!
http://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories

but it isn't "there" yet

remember that if you usr the nvidia.run on fedora you will ALSO need to reinstall therpms for mesa and it's -devel to REINSTALL these
- gl.h,glext.h,glx.h,glxext.h,libGL.so,libglx.so,
the .run replaces the DIFFERENT version that fedora uses .

editing inttab ?

i would run as root

su -

telinit 3 

REBUILD the boot image !!!!!! - a MUST !!!
one time only when changing from the nouveau

HOWEVER
unless you want to do this for EVERY kernel .xorg,mesa,x11 update install
the " akmod-nvidia" rpm
that is BY FAR THE MOST easiest one text line and you are done

yum install akmod-nvidia

For a server

Debian stable
or my preferred ScientificLinux 6.1
or CentOS 6.0 - 6.1 not out yet
They are rebuilds of RHEL 6.0 & 6.1

these are not for the normal everyday Desktop install
but are very stable repackaging of Red Hat

for a "everyday Desktop install "
i would use Ubuntu 11.10 for a debian based
or OpenSUSE 11.4 for a rpm based ( not red hat based )