It would be nice if you had a bloe with those critical analysis.
No, really, I am just curious.
I like anime the same way I like movies like Batman and the Lord of the Rings, except I can re-watch them more times before I get tired of them... don't know where lies the difference. Perhaps my life is just bad enough thay I like to fantacize with anime.
1. You know now that hardware works under linux 2. They can't sell machines without an OS because of some agreements, so its a must that they do, and it doesn't matter much which flavor of linux it runs since all it does is proving that it does run. Some more experienced linux user can then reinstall other system, unless besides the linux installed it came with some software by HP (in this case) that differenciate it from any other vanilla distro. I don't know if this is the case though.
Not because it was better (though that is arguable) but because being closed only MS could take any advantage of that. And there being a Browser already has an unfair advantadge (the browser, make notice I am talking about the browser, not about an html rendering engine) nobody else could use.
At the time everyone was confused because nobody understood what MS had done. embedding a browser is different from embeddin an html rendering engine.
It's not bad when MS does it. What was bad is what MS did.
Yeah! Your IP is in the public domain. Now you can't sue anyone who has a need to use it. I am sorry, but once your IP is apr of the public domain, there is nothing to do about it.
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It would be nice if you had a bloe with those critical analysis.
No, really, I am just curious.
I like anime the same way I like movies like Batman and the Lord of the Rings, except I can re-watch them more times before I get tired of them... don't know where lies the difference.
Perhaps my life is just bad enough thay I like to fantacize with anime.
if they hadn't abused it in the first place, what with popups and others that get in the way of the content.
who would have thought!
it does!!
Don't forget Nigeria
You have never poked a penguin then?
me too!!^W thinks so too!!
Yes, but the reason for linux laptops is
1. You know now that hardware works under linux
2. They can't sell machines without an OS because of some agreements, so its a must that they do, and it doesn't matter much which flavor of linux it runs since all it does is proving that it does run.
Some more experienced linux user can then reinstall other system, unless besides the linux installed it came with some software by HP (in this case) that differenciate it from any other vanilla distro. I don't know if this is the case though.
For god's sake, it's not. Nobody is forcing gnome users to use epiphany, or kde users to use their own web browser.
I am not wasting my time with this anymore.
Not because it was better (though that is arguable) but because being closed only MS could take any advantage of that.
And there being a Browser already has an unfair advantadge (the browser, make notice I am talking about the browser, not about an html rendering engine) nobody else could use.
At the time everyone was confused because nobody understood what MS had done. embedding a browser is different from embeddin an html rendering engine.
It's not bad when MS does it.
What was bad is what MS did.
Yeah, well, thats why car makers uses dummies.
It seems you missed the smiley. It happens .
And anyway, Ctrl+PgUp/Dwn are more convenient than Ctrl(+Alt)+Tab
Leaving my right hand already in a position where I can easily enough scroll down or up a page.
Of course I must be explicit this time and say you can use whichever you want. It doesn't matter to me.
The opposite can also be true.
I have been waiting a long time for mng and svg native support on mozilla/firefox.
The difference was in the openess of it all.
MS IE had an advantage over other browsers at that time.
The fact that everyone else does it is just because reusability, in general, is a good idea. Not the particular case of html rendering.
Ctrl+PgUp
Ctrl+PgDwn
rather, mor usefull
Plug the computer to the network to get power, and plug the nic to the socket in the wall to connect to the internet.
Yeah!
Your IP is in the public domain.
Now you can't sue anyone who has a need to use it.
I am sorry, but once your IP is apr of the public domain, there is nothing to do about it.
No "proffit!!" step?
Sorry, I will look for another solution, thank you.
ah... Jurassic Park...
I don't quite remember that scene though.
Wellcome to "vive la vida Linux"
Suddenly you don't feel the same way about RPM based distros anymore, do you?
Wikipedia will not turn into the object of spammers and so.
I see hard times coming.
One nasty thing I always get with flash, and sometimes in some other places, is input focus stealing.
That is very bothering because it wont, for example, let me scroll the page if the mouse is over a flash, or switch tabs with the keyboard.
Anyone knows some way around it besids dissabling flash/java-script?
Some bright mind in some university will work upon it and fix it/better it... ...and then be sued to dead, maybe?
what, no svg nor mng?
and here I was hoping IE7 would knock some sense into firefox...
I can only guess they gather knowledge by talking with their passengers, so they might be more savy in many areas than other people.