All they want is:
The Server OS market
The Database market
The Office market
The Home PC market
The Handheld market
The Mobile market
The Game market
The TV market
The Instant messaging market
The E-mail market
Ratpoison still has some problems with dialog boxes in f.ex Mozilla and it lacks multiple desktop setup, but it is slowly improving. It now also supports resizing of frames and dumping/loading of framesets.
The Gimp is just such a greedy piece of software. It eats up a whole virtual desktop for popping all this small dialog boxes. Functiolity is there, but the GUI... My God it sux. What's the meaning in having small boxes scattered all over the place?
That's why I still stick to VMWare/WinXP and Photoshop.
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All they want is:
The Server OS market
The Database market
The Office market
The Home PC market
The Handheld market
The Mobile market
The Game market
The TV market
The Instant messaging market
The E-mail market
And the hearts of men are easily corrupted.
This is the beginning of a stream of events, that eventually will be known as the Great GPL War.
A company can not claim ownership of a few lines of code, and than steal millions of GPL-ed lines, package them and sell them. This is outrageous.
FSF is forced to react on this one. GPL is going to court.
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PiCz
If this thing makes one more restaurant reservation while there is football on the telly, I swear I wanna divorce.
It also wants me to meet it's parents and keeps my calendar filled for months ahead.
if(no_sig == no_brain)
produce_a_sig();
Very nice.
The problem is, if one wants to use some of those famous multitasking features in Linux and run Mozilla/Emacs/Whatever together with GIMP.
It could be very nice with some virtual desktops in ratpoison.
I'm using ratpoison @ work, where we have Sunray terminals and it works pretty good.
Ratpoison still has some problems with dialog boxes in f.ex Mozilla and it lacks multiple desktop setup, but it is slowly improving. It now also supports resizing of frames and dumping/loading of framesets.
The Gimp is just such a greedy piece of software. It eats up a whole virtual desktop for popping all this small dialog boxes. Functiolity is there, but the GUI... My God it sux. What's the meaning in having small boxes scattered all over the place?
That's why I still stick to VMWare/WinXP and Photoshop.
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