SVG 1.1 Becomes W3C Proposed Recomendation

openbear writes "From the w3c web site... W3C is pleased to announce the advancement of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1 and Mobile SVG to Proposed Recommendations. Comments are welcome through 20 December. SVG delivers vector graphics, text, and images to the Web in XML. SVG 1.1 separates the SVG language into reusable building blocks. Mobile SVG re-combines them into two profiles optimized for cellphones and pocket computers."

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Re:dang!

[Killall -9 Bash]

wassamatter? AOL community forums get boring?

Re:Quick Info

[Killall -9 Bash]

assuming you have the correct versions of [insert programs/libraries here] installed.... most of the time it does. (note the fact that i said 'most of the time', because due to badly written packages, sometimes it doesn't)

and just in case you missed the fucking point of what is was saying: there needs to be a way to install linux software that requires a double click on a file, and perhaps a few clicks on [ok] dialouge boxes. This is the main reason i do not recommend linux to friends. As far as 'ease of use', its about equall to windows... but installing software/hardware and configuring system settings is a fucking rootcanal.

your post is typical of the arogance of the linux comunity. You think that anyone who doesn't feel like memorizing dozzens of command line commands, options, switches, etc. is lazy or stupid. FUCK YOU! I don't want to have to reinvent the god damn wheel in order to install a god damn screensaver. I don't care about the power and versitility of the bash shell; i just want to browse the web and listen to mp3's.... and i shouldn't need a degree in computer science to do this. LET GO OF THE GOD DAMN PAST!!! THE COMMAND LINE DIED WHEN WINDOWS 3.1 WAS RELEASED!!! DEAL WITH IT!

I really wish the nix community would quit trying to be leet and make an OS for the rest of us already.

(oh, and in case anyone thinks im a newb, im currently in school for computers, have an A+, will soon have Net+ and w2k MCP, and i've been running linux for 6 months.)