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Any details on final 1.0 version of Mac4Lin? Really can't wait any longer :-)

I love Mac4Lin, can't wait for the final release. Thanks a lot, infra_red_dude :-)

The trick works for me also, even when I ping scs.msg.yahoo.com, it results unknown host error, weird :-(

This is great news :-)

Very good one, keep it up, thanks :-)

Wow, this "Netbook" thing is really interesting. Hopefully Canonical will be succeeded with this project as well :-)

No update for Firefox yet, for me. Anyone got upgraded? Really hate FFb5, it sucks the resources so much ;-)

I just wonder if they will upgrade Firefox when it reaches the final release? :-)

I guess this place is not a good place for what you're looing for, since not many Canonical's people walking around here. Why don't you directly email them? I can see here some vacant positions:...

Hey, I'm just wondering if this is a real/official bog from Lenovo? Or is it simply just a troll for whatever out there? Sorry for any unintended offense :-)

+1 for Ubuntu :-)

Stats from last week:
Platform Visits %
1 Windows XP 3,755 90%
2 Windows Vista 197 5%
3 Windows 2003 112 3%
4 Windows 2000 92 2%
5 Linux 20 <1%
6 Unknown 11 <1%
7 Mac OS X 6 <1% ...

@Obor: How could you verify your site with Google and have them generated the .html file for you? Could you please elaborate, thanks :-)

I would love to see HP, Lenovo, Acer and so on, will follow Dell with Ubuntu pre-loaded computers, that would help to increase Canonical's revenue a lot

Happy Birthday to Gnome! I wish the project best luck and success in future :-)

I wished it'd been Ubuntu and/or RedHat instead of SUSE, I f*cking hate Novell :-s

I found this link: http://www.youmustbejoking.demon.co.uk/progs.sid.html, which has a 0.06 Nimbus .deb files (in gnome-look it's version 0.05). I tried it and worked flawlessly. Hope it helps :-)

This article is really a good guide for people who're seeking for Windows alternatives :-)

Full details are here: http://www.informationweek.com/news/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=201002048.

I'd prefer keeping Gnome and KDE separated, provided the apps could be bundled with proper theme-engines so they would look native on each DE, so we could keep our own taste without sacrificing the...

Right, nothing new and astonishing :-(

Is it for real? If it's so, then it's just simply AWESOME! :popcorn:

Take a look at this instruction to see if you can find smth useful: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=5246&highlight=enemy+territory

You should post this to Fedora forums too, and let's see what they say about it :p

Nice HOWTO, thanks :-)

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