Looks awesome.
It appears to work with what I were taught to be the important things, Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity.
My only crit is on the white un-1 text over the banner...
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Looks awesome.
It appears to work with what I were taught to be the important things, Contrast, Repetition, Alignment, and Proximity.
My only crit is on the white un-1 text over the banner...
I have a logitech G35 gaming headset, which is pretty sweet and works well under Ubuntu. But to use it, I need to go into Sound Preferences and enable it on the Input and Output tabs, in order to be...
If your primary criteria is "cheap", then you should be able to find a Mom and Pop type dealer selling laptops for $100 or less. I know of a couple where I live (Ottawa) selling for $75 - $99...
It's possible to do so right now. It's just that you would require proprietary software, and to use it you would either buy it yourself or pirate it, or use its "freeware" version if available.
Well after reading his article, I'm sure this guy will be welcomed with open (source) arms from quite a few circles in the free software community.
I've heard a lot of good things about Moblin as well.
If there are two distros you ought to test drive, they are Moblin and UNR.
The UNR has a different interface, intended to be less cluttered for smaller screens. Maybe some other optimizations, but not sure.
By default, no. It's already pretty easy to disable it yourself in WineCFG. I don't see this happening until some major exploit is found that targets wine; which is possible if it was a...
Ack, I think he intended to say Alt F2, then type in
gconf-editor, then look in the path described as /apps/panel/toplevels/top_panel_screen0.
This should give you configuration options.
I have a friend who I had gotten into Linux for a little while. He kept Windows on his desktop and Ubuntu on his laptop. Little did I know another friend was starting to use his laptop to do her...
I'm using it more for the signatures than anything. Just something to say "This message is _definitely_ from original_jamingrit". But I would like to be using it for encrypting e-mails that have...
That's either a terrible or an awesome idea. I'm just not sure which. I guess you'd want to use some heavy duty encryption for that. It might be better than burying a USB stick in your backyard,...
If you don't mind me asking, how did you lose them? I intend on keeping mine backed up on medium hidden and not connected to my computer, and the passphrases written down in a separate place.
I don't really intend on pushing encryption, but I do want to make people think about it. Sort of like one of the more memorable quotes from these forums, "Don't preach, just suggest". Plus, I at...
Hey all,
So this is a help request, but it's a bit more general than any other message boards available here, so I thought I may as well try here in the Cafe.
I'm starting to do more and more...
Mp3 is lossy, and flac is loss-less. The difference in quality is extremely subtle. Apparently, it does indeed register at a subconscious level, and studies have been done to show that some people...
Cool, thanks. My rule of thumb is that if it's worth a rant, it's worth a bug report; that's one of things that keep the open source engine running.
Actually, I've been having the same issues as dragos240. It's subtle; I never noticed any problem until switching to Slackware and then switching back for a little while. The funny thing is that...
Why is there no mention of your beloved community manager's band? I am of course, talking about Jono Bacon's Severed Fifth project.
http://www.severedfifth.com/
It's actually quite good. And...
One of the best ways to learn emacs is the built-in tutorial, but it's pretty wordy so I would also reccommend printing of a cheatsheet:
https://ccrma.stanford.edu/guides/package/emacs/emacs.html...
Yes indeed it does.
Despite the truth in your statement, I have to ask; why why why would you revive this dead thread just to flame Microsoft??
If it's not already running, you'll need to start the service with the
zfs-fuse command. I'm not sure if there's a 'proper' way of doing this under Ubuntu, but if you're intending this to be a...
Re: How can I get a ZFS drive into ubuntu?
Looking around, it looks like using a ZFS volume will take more than a simple mount command. I am by no means an expert on ZFS, and whatever I write here is just stuff I'm looking up, and...
ZFS is an awesome filesystem, but unfortunately it won't ever be shipped in a linux distro by default unless the licensing issues are resolved. You can, however, install it yourself.
Taken from...
my favourite way is to use xkill.
Press Alt-F4 for the run dialog, enter
xkill and then left-click on the thing you want to kill. Right-click to cancel.