I haven't (knowingly) bought any products with the Toshiba name or using their components in ~13 years, following the experience of three laptop drive failures in 14 months. I'd be perfectly happy to see them go down.
I bought two laptops from then. Never doing that again.
"a pile of paperclips running Gentoo Linux" Can I get one of those? Does it move around when you are compiling something? At least my wife would think that would be worth staring at instead of a bunch lines of text when doing my daily 'emerge --sync && emerge -uDNav world'.
I liked the "Awesome Bar" when I first installed 3.x
Then after Chrome came out, I tried that. I liked it, it even had something similar to the "Awesome Bar". But then after switching between FF3 and Chrome, I noticed that Chrome would bring up what I would want, but FF3 not so much. Then add in the fact that the "Awesome Bar" can be very slow some times, I have stopped using FF3 except for FireBug and testing.
The "Awesome Bar" was a good idea, just not implemented well.
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I wish I could mod this up.
I haven't (knowingly) bought any products with the Toshiba name or using their components in ~13 years, following the experience of three laptop drive failures in 14 months. I'd be perfectly happy to see them go down.
I bought two laptops from then. Never doing that again.
Maybe Rydberg based computers..
"a pile of paperclips running Gentoo Linux"
Can I get one of those? Does it move around when you are compiling something? At least my wife would think that would be worth staring at instead of a bunch lines of text when doing my daily 'emerge --sync && emerge -uDNav world'.
I liked the "Awesome Bar" when I first installed 3.x
Then after Chrome came out, I tried that. I liked it, it even had something similar to the "Awesome Bar". But then after switching between FF3 and Chrome, I noticed that Chrome would bring up what I would want, but FF3 not so much. Then add in the fact that the "Awesome Bar" can be very slow some times, I have stopped using FF3 except for FireBug and testing.
The "Awesome Bar" was a good idea, just not implemented well.