I think that maybe they could tag the atoms , sorta like they do in a catscan? (or some other test where they shoot radioactive material into your body and use big machines that hum to look inside you.)
Could that yield accurate testing results?
-sK
my ideal portable computer would be a mix between the wearable concept and a laptop.. I would love to have a nice headset, with a semi-translucent display.. a nice little box that had the processor, memory, hard drive, and video card (Sound card would be cool cuz then i could have a pair of light headphones on as well).. and then a cell modem. I would want just a wireless infared keyboard.. something really small, and portable. I wear JNCOs a lot, the main unit would fit in a front pocket. and the keyboard could have a reall small case with a strap.. the total unit would be three pieces. (main unit, headset, and keyboard).. I do everything with a keyboard.. and this set up would work great with any operating system, be smaller, and even more portable than laptops. ideas? -Scott
Ive been using E, for two weeks, (been waiting a long time for.15 to come out (didnt like all the bugs in.14). I am MORE than satisfied with new.15..it is my understanding that e was written with gnome in mind. e-conf and esd(the E sound Daemon) were both written to work with gnome. That is why they appear with gnome in the mirror sites and not with the E distrobution. Makes sense, and gnome just atakes a bit of d/lin.. look at http://www.gnome.org..there are step by step instructions... the only thing i do use in regards is panel, because it is so handy and configurable.
btw, you can use eesh to set everything manually just like in e-conf. in a term look in/usr/local/enlightement/bin and run eesh, and type 'help'...
Scott
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hahaha....there are some things you just shouldn't say ;P
-sK
Will writing this inhibit his work on the kernel?
-sK
I think that maybe they could tag the atoms , sorta like they do in a catscan? (or some other test where they shoot radioactive material into your body and use big machines that hum to look inside you.) Could that yield accurate testing results? -sK
my ideal portable computer would be a mix between the wearable concept and a laptop.. I would love to have a nice headset, with a semi-translucent display.. a nice little box that had the processor, memory, hard drive, and video card (Sound card would be cool cuz then i could have a pair of light headphones on as well).. and then a cell modem. I would want just a wireless infared keyboard.. something really small, and portable. I wear JNCOs a lot, the main unit would fit in a front pocket. and the keyboard could have a reall small case with a strap.. the total unit would be three pieces. (main unit, headset, and keyboard).. I do everything with a keyboard.. and this set up would work great with any operating system, be smaller, and even more portable than laptops. ideas? -Scott
Ive been using E, for two weeks, (been waiting a long time for .15 to come out (didnt like all the bugs in .14). I am MORE than satisfied with new .15..it is my understanding that e was written with gnome in mind. e-conf and esd(the E sound Daemon) were both written to work with gnome. That is why they appear with gnome in the mirror sites and not with the E distrobution. Makes sense, and gnome just atakes a bit of d/lin .. look at http://www.gnome.org ..there are step by step instructions... the only thing i do use in regards is panel, because it is so handy and configurable.
/usr/local/enlightement/bin and run eesh, and type 'help'...
btw, you can use eesh to set everything manually just like in e-conf. in a term look in
Scott
--respon in email if you care, i wont see this again.