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by brusch 14y ago
After getting late to the whole Linux game I've started with Ubuntu. Everytime I upgraded to the next version something broke (I think I started with 8.10 and stayed until 10.04). Everytime I got the death stare from my gf. (She just wants
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by brusch 14y ago
Me too - I really like GNOME 3. After installing I had to go back to GNOME 2 (on a client - installation problems) and if felt old and boring - like going back to Windows XP (from Windows 7)
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by brusch 14y ago
To be honest - I can't stand Daring Fireball too. They both are not really interesting if you are not into Apple's products. I'm just interested in them from the standpoint of - let's look what's going no over there. And to give my Apple fa
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by brusch 14y ago
If you are not really interested in Apple products - he's not a good source of information. And this article (without reading it) sounds really like he jumped the shark.
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by brusch 14y ago
Funny - I've stopped reading every article from the marco.org site. I can't stand his style and I really can't stand his blind Apple - cult thinking. But to everyone his own's.
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by brusch 14y ago
Disclaimer: I am working for a shop with much PHP knowledge. There are some really nice frameworks for PHP - for example we are using Yii ( http://www.yiiframework.com/ ), Symfony ( http://www.symfony-project.org/ ) and Flow3 ( http://flow3
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by brusch 14y ago
I think it should be dot com - dot con sounds fishy !
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by brusch 14y ago
dumb title - if it was phpMyAdmin for geeks I would say it should have more features, not less. Looks nice - but as most of you said, there are far better options for handling this. If you are using MySQL and like some "nice tool", the MySQ
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by brusch 14y ago
I was really shocked when I found out, that Unity is not running under Linux. They are flooding the Monologue (Mono) news feed - but their product is not running under linux. Couldn't quite understand this.
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by brusch 15y ago
But if you don't want to upgrade you are out of luck on Apple. this was at least true the last time I had a mac. It was a G5 iMac with OS X 10.3. If you didn't upgrade hardly any hardware worked correctly , but everything after OS X 10.4 ju
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by brusch 15y ago
I am really no person who digs colourful designs - but these screenshots look just depressing for me. I never knew how much I liked those old icons.
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by brusch 15y ago
true - but most of that happened in my childhood, when Austria was partnot of the EU and Switzerland did'nt subscribe to these rules.
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by brusch 15y ago
As someone growing up at a border (1 mile from the Austrian / Swiss border) - I have to say that this is a whole different thing in Europe (between Switzerland / Austria / Germany for sure). Well you get checked for the stuff and if you are
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by brusch 15y ago
I found one problem: when I'm searching in my location (Bregenz, Austria) the closest airports would be in Germany (Friedrichshafen or Memmingen) or Switzerland (Zürich, Altenrhein) - but it just shows me the Austrian airports (Innsbruck, S
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by brusch 15y ago
I've got the exact same feeling. Duck Duck Go looks and sounds quirky (and not in a good way for me).
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by brusch 16y ago
I've recorded probably about 30 songs in Ardour on linux and probably had one crash at all. Best thing is to start with a distribution with audio focus (I'm using AVLinux http://www.bandshed.net/AVLinux.html ). Then the base system is set
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by brusch 16y ago
I just wanted to respond to all the hostility / negativity towards audio on linux. I've started recording Audio with a refurbished PC (desktop from the company I was working with) with Ardour and Jack. Mixed everything at home in Ardour on