This was covered by OSNews in this article as well as this one a few days ago. The EULA on these fonts allow redistribution of them in unmodified form, so they can be downloaded from http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/. The important thing to learn however is that Linux should stop relying on Microsoft for TrueType fonts.
No, there will not *instantly* be millions of Mozilla users when this happens, because AOL users are not known to upgrade *instantly* when new software is out.
I agree that it is very pleasing. I'm too lazy to check this, but have most of the crashers that were fixed been with us for long? I mean, saying "500 topcrashers fixed" isn't very useful if 250 of those were introduced between the two releases.
hwaara, do you know if they only count longstanding bugs?
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This was covered by OSNews in this article as well as this one a few days ago. The EULA on these fonts allow redistribution of them in unmodified form, so they can be downloaded from http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/. The important thing to learn however is that Linux should stop relying on Microsoft for TrueType fonts.
Not quiet. Mplayer can play only old versions of the Real codec. For anything newer, like RV30, it needs libraries from Realplayer.
No, there will not *instantly* be millions of Mozilla users when this happens, because AOL users are not known to upgrade *instantly* when new software is out.
Thank God most geeks don't get laid very often:-)
That should be --enable-optimize=-XX
I know. But if there's a very common crasher introduce on the trunk, won't that turn into a topcrasher pretty fast?
I agree that it is very pleasing. I'm too lazy to check this, but have most of the crashers that were fixed been with us for long? I mean, saying "500 topcrashers fixed" isn't very useful if 250 of those were introduced between the two releases.
hwaara, do you know if they only count longstanding bugs?