Out of curiosity, how interested have the developers of otherwindowmanagers been in adding KDE support? And, what kind of assistance do you generally give them -- just access to the KDE specs, or more than that?
PS The two links I included are just examples; I don't mean to single those two out;).
KMail seems to be progressing along nicely. Along with Spruce and others, KMail seems to be one of the better mailers for Linux. However, from using Windows, I still look for a mailer similar to Eudora. Yes, I know there's XFMail, but its interface is kinda dated:(.
So, are there any plans to add a Eudora-like mode to KMail, or to create a Eudora-like mailer for KDE?
So, does this beat the proverbial stationwagon barreling down the highway, full of data tapes, in terms of "bandwidth"?
For those of you unaware, it's often been said (though I'm not sure how true it is now) that current data transfer methods may seem fast, but they still don't beat the "data transfer rates" of simply filling a stationwagon full of data tapes, and driving it yourself to the destination;).
A crisp beverage that is both sweet and tart. It is exhilarating, refreshing and great tasting; and it is a quality alternative to Mountain Dew. In fact, Jolt Citrus Climax has 40% greater caffeine that its nearest competitor.
> Install one of the available TrueType font servers (Or wait for 4.0 which will, barring patent lawsuits, incorporate TrueType support) and some decent TrueType fonts and you'll immediately notice a HUGE increase in your X font quality.
Since MS's TrueType fonts aren't free, does anyone know where I can get free/gpl versions of the common TrueType fonts (arial, times new roman, etc) ?
All the article seems to say is that the motherboard will exist... But, does anyone know what features it'll have? I could certainly do with an abundance of PCI slots:).
Are there any screenshots of the WholeLinux installer in action? The only screenshot I can find is after the install is finished (with KDE running, etc)...
Have any other distros announced intentions to use Lizard, or even consider it? And, how similar is Lizard to Stormix's installer? Is that going to be freely released too, btw?
On a side note, I have a gripe about OpenLinux... When I installed it, it neither modified my MBR, nor offered to create a boot disk:(. So, as soon as I rebooted, I was "locked out" of Linux. I dunno if it made a difference, but I had planned to dual boot with NT (nt4 sp5 was already installed when I installed OpenLinux).. Has this happened to anyone else with OpenLinux?
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BTW, does anyone have any screenshots of the new GUI installer?
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PS The two links I included are just examples; I don't mean to single those two out ;).
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So, are there any plans to add a Eudora-like mode to KMail, or to create a Eudora-like mailer for KDE?
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For those of you unaware, it's often been said (though I'm not sure how true it is now) that current data transfer methods may seem fast, but they still don't beat the "data transfer rates" of simply filling a stationwagon full of data tapes, and driving it yourself to the destination ;).
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Give Jolt Citrux Climax a try. From Jolt's webpage:
- A crisp beverage that is both sweet and tart. It is exhilarating, refreshing and great tasting; and it is a quality alternative to Mountain Dew. In fact, Jolt Citrus Climax has 40% greater caffeine that its nearest competitor.
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FWIW, you can get the GoType keyboard here.
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BTW, does Afterstep have any plans to be Gnome/KDE compliant?
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Since MS's TrueType fonts aren't free, does anyone know where I can get free/gpl versions of the common TrueType fonts (arial, times new roman, etc) ?
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Though that used to be the case, France has recently loosened its crypto restrictions. IIRC, they now allow up to 128 bit private key crypto.
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You should send that recipe to the dude, so that he dooesn't have to suffer too much (if there is a bug)..
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On a side note, I have a gripe about OpenLinux... When I installed it, it neither modified my MBR, nor offered to create a boot disk :(. So, as soon as I rebooted, I was "locked out" of Linux. I dunno if it made a difference, but I had planned to dual boot with NT (nt4 sp5 was already installed when I installed OpenLinux).. Has this happened to anyone else with OpenLinux?
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