Yes.
I haven't used MSOffice for at least a year.
I write all my essays and such for school in Linux. I've never had a problem with OO's ability to export in ".doc" format.
Actually, I use...
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Yes.
I haven't used MSOffice for at least a year.
I write all my essays and such for school in Linux. I've never had a problem with OO's ability to export in ".doc" format.
Actually, I use...
True, that gets on my nerves too. I don't use Windows, and I dual boot Gentoo, yet I still love Ubuntu.
Ubuntu ain't no Windows, and that's a good thing. It just simplifies/automates some...
If you mean a straight list, no.
That would require too much frequent updating to be feasible.
You can browse all available backports in the backports section of http://packages.ubuntu.com ,...
No problems here. 1.5 is much better that 1.0.7.
I had the same issue. Here's the pathname:
I dunno, I kinda like "Archive". Sounds important. People "archive" valuble stuff, so it doesn't strike me as off-putting. But that's just IMHO.
Maybe "Anthology" or "Collection" or "Showcase"...
...you always type backslashes instead of forward slashes in Linux pathnames....
Slax or Mutagenix or KateOS are nice Slax-based distro's. GoboLinux is fun too.
Acutally, I run the Windows version of Gens+ under wine and with some configging it runs better that the current "native" linux version. SegaCD/Sega 32x support works very well too.
I'm...let's see...97.99% free of non-free/multiverse packages.
Most of those are audio/video related codecs and stuff. Although without the restricted modules, my computer would suffer a serious...
Hey, you're still in the Linux family, man. Good Luck and Have Fun.
Just one thing: Who's going to use this?
Not many people, I'm thinking. I love FLOSS, but the simple fact is, 98% of computer users will not trade functionality for 100% pure GPL adherance when...
Gahaha... Just deleted my WinXP partition...100% Linux now, baby!
Quick question: I assume these laptops have out-of-the-box 3D support?
And the prices aren't bad at all, even considering the fact that this is a small company as opposed to say, Dell or...
Very, very nice! When I buy my next laptop, I'll definitely go to you first! I like your selection of Ogg-compatible music players, too.
That fixed it! Thanks arnieboy! Now I gotta go catch up on Homestar Runner.
Geat idea, arnieboy. Fills Ubuntu's cracks.
Every thing worked fine except now flash animations won't play or play very slowly in Firefox. I tried uninstalling all the flash packages with synaptic,...
I don't think so and I wouldn't. Keep the old kernel there just in case. You can remove it afterwards
if you must.
God bless you, jdong.
What I meant is that with Firefox, stuff like RSS feeds/smart bookmarks and search features are much
easier to use and manage than in Epiphany. Plus, Firefox has some really nice extensions.
Firefox is seen by a lot of people as cool, maybe even trendy.
Nobody outside of Linux users has ever heard of Epiphany. Epiphany is
easier to use, but not once you try to do anything other than...
Wouldn't it be much easier to install via synaptics, instead of bothering with a DOS emu?
Besides, UQM is open-source, unlike SC2, right?
It's in synaptics, if you have all the repo's enables(universe, multiverse, etc..)
It's an old version, though. Looks like we'll have to wait for a backport or Dapper to get 0.4.
Sounds cool. Most people just want there computer to do certain things. This could be a way to introduce
Linux/Ubuntu to the average guy. And, you'd be doing them a favor by switching them to Linux
I use AbiWord for word processing, and OO for everything else.