The MDI interface is exactly why I like Opera. No more clutter on the task bar when I have 10 browser windows open!
Also, Opera remembers what windows it had open last time it ran. When Netscape crashed I just had to try to remember which windows I had opened, with Opera I just restart and I'm back to where I were.
Opera still has a bunch of bugs and crashes every now and then (just like Netscape), but because of the feature I mentioned above, it isn't as much of an event as a Netscape crash. I'd highly recommended Opera to those who haven't yet tried it.
Searches are substring matched against the file name and the path, although only the filename is displayed. No wildcards are supported, unfortunately...
Cool, they used Blitz Basic in UAE. I bought BB2 for my Amiga 500Plus years ago, and I have to say that it's definitely one of my all-time favorite programming languages & environments. Super-fast compiled programs, inline assembler, pointers, etc...
Slack 4.0 *does* include support for running glibc2 binaries, and support for compiling with glibc2 is available as an add-on package. (In the "contrib" directory.)
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Or, if you're running Slackware which comes with a rot13-program already:
echo "$string" | rot13
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Technically we're not, but whatever...
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Actually, the original idea is British. It was just implemented first by a Swedish production company.
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The MDI interface is exactly why I like Opera. No more clutter on the task bar when I have 10 browser windows open!
Also, Opera remembers what windows it had open last time it ran. When Netscape crashed I just had to try to remember which windows I had opened, with Opera I just restart and I'm back to where I were.
Opera still has a bunch of bugs and crashes every now and then (just like Netscape), but because of the feature I mentioned above, it isn't as much of an event as a Netscape crash. I'd highly recommended Opera to those who haven't yet tried it.
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The peripherals you list connect to the "new Universal Connector" (aka the hot sync port at the bottom), NOT to the card slot.
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You're barking up the wrong tree... Monty is responsible for Ogg, not XMMS.
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So don't download Netscape 6 then.
Opera 5 is the browser I use for my everyday browsing now, and it's just a 2 MB download...
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*grin*
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Search the archive for stories in the "Slashdot.org" category... You'll find quite a bit of slashdot ancient history. :)
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I did of course mean ExploreZip, and not Melissa... :P
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deleting things of importance (how about .doc, .xls, .dll, and .exe files)
.doc, .xls, Visual Basic files, etc.
Have you forgotten about Melissa already? AFAIR that one did delete
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Searches are substring matched against the file name and the path, although only the filename is displayed.
No wildcards are supported, unfortunately...
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Go to slackware.com and read the news at the top.
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ZipSlack oopsing in /dev is a kernel bug, if I remember correctly... Compile the latest kernel, that should fix it.
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Cool, they used Blitz Basic in UAE.
I bought BB2 for my Amiga 500Plus years ago, and I have to say that it's definitely one of my all-time favorite programming languages & environments.
Super-fast compiled programs, inline assembler, pointers, etc...
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Here's an interesting article which explains file protection and private DLLs:
R L=/library/techart/dlldanger1.htm.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/isapi/msdnlib2.idc?theU
Kind of ugly hacks, but I guess ugly hacks are what's needed due to Windows' badly designed DLL system...
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The code cache will be in the RAM area reserved for the code morphing software, so there *will* be "plenty o' room"... :)
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Adding "=dnc" gives you the much more readable 'DejaNews Classic' version.
http://www.deja.com/=dnc/getdoc.xp? AN=571636137
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...and once you get tired of unreadable tables and the like, download w3m! :)
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I'd like to see it... :)
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Apparently ketchup and mustard symbolizes *BSD to the slashdot folks... ;)
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http://www.mnemonic.org/
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Is the moderator on crack?
Slack 4.0 *does* include support for running glibc2 binaries, and support for compiling with glibc2 is available as an add-on package. (In the "contrib" directory.)
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Nope, that's the only one I know.
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ftp://ftp.linuxberg.com/pub/distributions/Slackwar e/slackware-current/
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