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Well, I have been a strong critic of mono, and I will say this goes a long way to putting my worries to bed.

I'm not ready to embrace mono just yet, but I admit this new development must answer a...

Virtually every pro-mono argument I've ever heard along with ongoing mono coverage is covered here:
mono-nono.com

Personally, I think it is a pretty darn good criticism without the extreme...

Yes.



And more yes: "Microsoft admits Swedish employee promised incentives for Open XML support"

I'm not sure why some people bat their eyes and pretend ignorance that Microsoft is a...

It seems this thread has been "disappeared": http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1185439

As I was a participant to the thread, and all was civil when last I saw it, I would like to know why...

I had some autostarting issues.

I cleared ~/.cache/sessions and that handled that (assuming you check the "standard" spots as well)

I also had some problems with conky opening up wrong. I wish...

Hello!

I used to "stich" multiple wallpapers together to get this to set up right for me.

I often used imagemagick tools (very easy from the commandline), and wallpapers from mandolux.

There...

Well, if you only care to reboot, you can use the magic sysreq sequence:

ALT + SysReq + R/E/I/S/U/B

I had this problem, and this is how I fixed it:
http://meandubuntu.wordpress.com/2009/06/09/fixing-missing-virtual-terminal/

Give it a look, maybe?

Audacity is a common audio editor - give it a look?

No it's not. A formal Rationale looks more like this.

I was looking for discussion. I understand the purpose, I was just interested in the reasoning that convinced people that:

A. The purpose...

I always keep a copy of my xorg.conf - I run a 3 monitor setup as well, and don't trust the automagic to work right.

On top of that, some of the X defaults are not too my liking, as well as a few...

Is there a formal Rationale for this license?

If not, is there some discussion on the thinking behind it?

Maybe a link to rms' comments at least?

To be brutally honest, at a first reading it...

I'd bet one internet cookie there are more non-paying users of Photoshop than there are paying ones.

There are many brace styles - just pick one and be consistent.

Often, if you are joining or starting a project, the indention style will be dictated so the whole team follows the same format. So,...

Yes, bind.

Here is a fairly detailed article on setting processor affinity in Linux - maybe that will get you going?

Good luck!

You don't need Samba.

In VirtualBox, select the machine and then Settings > Shared Folders.

This will map folders from the host machine into the guest machine - they will show up in "My...

I have 2 cards (2x8800GTS 512) and 3 monitors in Jaunty. No additional problems from earlier versions.

(No added functionality, either, for that matter.)

Damn, I fail. My shame is now complete!

This is the link to the sticky: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765428

With 3GB, I don't think there is much point in going 64 bit.

Your search skills are lacking! :)

Here is the "sticky" on it: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1062103.html

Personally, I have been running 64-bit for a while, but from time to time...

Two commonly mentioned are Kompozer and Amaya. Neither are near feature parity with Dreamweaver, but maybe they will be enough?

Dreamweaver in Wine is another possibility, as well.

I like -
commercial: Enemy Territory: Quake Wars
open source: Urban Terror

FPS is a fairly strong genre for Linux, actually - some of the open source shooters are very well done, and id has...

If you are trying to kill a full screen game then you probably want to enable DeactivateGrabs in xorg.conf. There is also DectivateGrabs:


Section "ServerFlags"...

I've found Zim good for my needs - maybe give it a look!

Alt-F4?

A program you might like is called 'xkill'. It will turn your mouse into an "X OF DEATH!!" and kill whatever window you click on.

It's already in your system, and there is often a panel...

awk '{sum+=$1}END{print sum}' number_file

How's that? :)