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by greatquux 14y ago
The best part is at the end, when you realize he doesn't even have any kids yet!
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by greatquux 14y ago
Me too. I must use it at least 2 or 3 times a month to stream or download live shows.
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by greatquux 14y ago
You've got to be trolling. Either that or you intended this comment to make people like me actually donate some money! :)
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E17 release date predicted by Mayans(e17releasemanager.wordpress.com)
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by greatquux 14y ago
I wonder if MS was able to patent that functionality in the Explorer in W7. Of course it shouldn't be patentable, but with today's system, I doubt they'll have trouble doing it.
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by greatquux 14y ago
Wow, that is absolutely insane. You get major kudos for going to all that trouble to find out the answer to that one.
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by greatquux 14y ago
Absolutely. Given how much cruft we'd all heard was in there, it really is amazing how they've cleaned it up. Too bad there are two competing projects, but really LO looks like the winner so far.
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by greatquux 14y ago
I was one of the first adopters of the Lytro and the article hits on all the good and bad points I've found in my own usage. (I built a hackintosh VM just to play with my photos). What I really wanted was a camera that would work in any li
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by greatquux 14y ago
It's probably also because we find him 'interesting' (whatever that means). I give my opinion too but it doesn't really matter. :)
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by greatquux 15y ago
I can't decide if this is real or fake. :)
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by greatquux 15y ago
I tried using CrossOver to run Office 2007 a year ago, and while it basically worked I found it was just as good if not better to run Windows in VirtualBox (and I don't even have VM instructions on my processor).
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by greatquux 15y ago
I have one customer that uses it to remotely access Bloomberg terminals because the Bloomberg software can detect if you're connecting via remote desktop and bar access to it. Of course, after this, I'll be transitioning them to VNC...
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by greatquux 15y ago
I stopped reading at the misuse of weary for wary.
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by greatquux 15y ago
I thought Apple would never approve any type of simulator, virtual machine, or app creation platform for iOS itself, since it could be used to generate apps that might not conform with their guidelines. How did they get around this?
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by greatquux 15y ago
Very happy using oneiric ocelot with the bodhi repositories and their E17!
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by greatquux 15y ago
That's one criteria, but I've found I'm just more productive using E because it mostly gets out of your way. It also looks good and it's a lot faster, even on modern hardware, than GNOME 3 or KDE or Unity. It finally comes with a basic com
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by greatquux 15y ago
Did that already - it creates one big virtual desktop like in GNOME 2.x, but does NOT give me 2 workspace switchers (one for each monitor) so that I can change the workspace on one independently. That's what I'm after.
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by greatquux 15y ago
I like GNOME 3 a lot better than Unity, but until it can give me multiple independent virtual desktops on all my monitors, I'll be sticking with one of the few window managers that can: Enlightenment (0.17 from the Bodhi Linux repositories
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by greatquux 15y ago
But why couldn't you just do apt-get install gnome-shell?
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by greatquux 15y ago
Duh! I wouldn't be reading my Lions book if it weren't.
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by greatquux 15y ago
I run gdipp and decrease the hinting; I love my fonts now.
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by greatquux 15y ago
I don't now whether your being sirius!
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by greatquux 15y ago
That's what I'm wondering. Not like I want to use it now.