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by klearvue 13y ago
Check out Open Atrium 2.0 Here is an intro video: http://vimeo.com/66247216
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by klearvue 13y ago
Paxman can be quite aggressive, and I would say justifiably, with politicians trying to avoid answering a question. For another side of Paxman see this interview with Christopher Hitchens - http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00r2c42
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by klearvue 13y ago
The title of the blog is ... "Linux Blog" and the author may very well have no time/resources/desire to check whether his writing is also applicable elsewhere.
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by klearvue 13y ago
Please re-examine your close-mindedness; Drupal has an amazing community when it comes to welcoming new contributors.
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by klearvue 13y ago
I use KDE because I like my desktop set up the way I like it, not the way some developers think I should. (also Yakuake's, KDE terminal emulator, "Open window when the mouse pointer touches the screen edge" has become such a second nature t
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by klearvue 13y ago
Clementine
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by klearvue 13y ago
Both parties don't come off well here - the buyer could have given the seller the benefit of the doubt before posting a negative feedback over a trivial amount and the seller managed to turn an unjustified, in my opinion, negative feedback
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Vertu chooses Android over Windows for luxury handset(bbc.co.uk)
31 points by klearvue 14y ago|31 comments
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by klearvue 14y ago
Because "Be Good" can be ambiguous, e.g. it's also equivalent to "Don't Be Bad [at doing something]".
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by klearvue 14y ago
Zimbra is one.
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by klearvue 14y ago
My bet is he meant Reagan.
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by klearvue 14y ago
Depends on the number of tabs one tends to have open. On Ubuntu your (a) and (b) are far worse for me in Chrome than in Firefox (in fact that much worse that I only use Chrome on my 8GB RAM laptop but not on a 4GB one). I agree with (c).
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by klearvue 14y ago
Sure, not from litre ones, there's too much binge drinking already :) But the half-a-litre glasses, common in metric countries, are a very close replacement to pints in terms of volume.
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by klearvue 14y ago
I think the title of the article is unnecessarily provocative considering recent political and military events. It might not be intentional but a little more thought into the title could have resulted in something with less political overto
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by klearvue 14y ago
Dear Jono, It may very well be that RMS's comments were over the top but please check the numbers on DistroWatch - those numbers will testify that Canonical is not making the right decisions, at least not on the desktop, and RMS's sentiment
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by klearvue 14y ago
I've no idea if their service actually works but if it does, it's illegal in the EU and it would also be illegal for their clients to use such information to e-mail those visitors. EDIT: talking about relead.com mentioned in a g+ reply.
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by klearvue 14y ago
What the most popular browser is doesn't matter on its own. But I would still expand your <=IE8 to include all of IE because, while IE8 and lower are hopelessly outdated, IE9 is still a poor HTML5 browser and new and shiny IE10 is alrea
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by klearvue 14y ago
I've been doing 'sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop' and getting rid of Gnome/Unity since 8.04 - no pain involved. Maybe it does not apply to XFCE/LXE/others (I don't know) but it's one command to stick KDE on top of Ubuntu.
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by klearvue 14y ago
It's 2012 and my laptop has 8GB of RAM, which means that my booted-up idle machine with a modern graphical DE uses less than 5% of available RAM. I wouldn't call it sad.
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by klearvue 14y ago
Preventing Akonadi/Nepomuk/Strigi nonsense from running helps with resources quite a bit (unless, of course, one actually uses them). My Ubuntu with KDE uses less than 400MB RAM idle and without the above.
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by klearvue 14y ago
Against your anecdotal evidence I'll present a somewhat less anecdotal evidence in the fact that KDE was voted best desktop environment in the last annual LinuxQuestions members choice awards. Clearly people voting for it are the ones using
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by klearvue 14y ago
There is a reason for that trend - Ubuntu LTS on the server takes less time to set up and manage than Red Hat/CentOS. Red Hat of course now does 10-year support for its releases as well as excellent security out of the box (10-year support
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by klearvue 14y ago
The long-term effects of zero or low gravity on human health are very serious - muscle, bone and eyesight loss and a host of other problems. Current mechanisms of dealing with the problem (exercise and special suits) do not cater adequately
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by klearvue 14y ago
A minor point that nevertheless caught my eye right away: Your undertitle is "...VersionEye Follow your libraries..." but right below you have "What is VersionEye? More than just following your libraries." Considering that these are the onl
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by klearvue 14y ago
Rarely do I get to read articles that are that low on substance, facts or concrete examples. What is a "Go's particular way" and how does it differ from the author's way? What are these 'particular' structures and behaviour? What is this "p
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by klearvue 14y ago
Thank you so much! To enable I needed to change 'Sorting' to 'Manually' in Task Manager Settings.
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by klearvue 14y ago
It is incredibly customisable however the article lists a specific customisation (ability to re-arrange applications in the taskbar) that was in KDE3, missing in KDE4 and is actually useful to have. The ability to tilt desktop widgets at od
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by klearvue 14y ago
Do 'normal' consumers even read technology blogs? And most certainly somebody posting on HN does not qualify as a 'normal consumer' when it comes to technology purchases.
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by klearvue 14y ago
I hope your comment was tongue-in-cheek and you are not seriously accusing him now, based on what he wrote, of hating both sexes.
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by klearvue 14y ago
"Anti-woman" - that's quite an accusation but that accusation is based on Tso's discussing a hypothetical situation where specifically no gender distinction is made and a male can end up being a victim (or a "victim", dependent on one's vie

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