SVG support is experimental and needs to be enabled at compile-time. Obviously, if you're using a non-SVG-enabled build (like the official ones), you're not gonna get SVG support.
Someone should really write a GUI front end to dpkg/rpm that pops up an InstallShield-like screen and installs a given package, prompting for any config options. This would be especially with debian and debconf-gtk.
It seems fine in Galeon (using Gecko from RC3). The only small problem I can see is that the bottom cuts off a little bit of the shopping cart stuff, but it's still perfectly usable. Maybe there's something I'm missing. Is this how it's supposed to look?
I seriously doubt the EFF actually bought a copy of Flash (which, by the way, doesn't cost $1,000). Most likely someone with way too much free time who already owned their own copy of Flash made this, and it didn't cost the EFF anything. And no, the "only right thing for them to do" is not to take it down. Having that animation on their site harms no one and there's no reason to take it down just because there are some fanatics out there who can't install a Flash player.
And please tell us, what format would you have done this animation in? SVG has no audio support and isn't supported by any major browser (no, the rare svg-enabled Mozilla build does not count as a major browser). Java is bloated, slow, difficult to do animations with, and also somewhat proprietary. AVI and MPEG aren't at all suited for animation, and would result in huge file sizes and lower quality. There are no suitable open source formats available, so sometimes one must use a proprietary program.
You can't "go to the beginning of a line" without a cursor, and web browsers don't have one. Unless you mean in text boxes, but that's not Galeon's problem, it's GTK. (GTK2 doesn't do anything on Ctrl-A though, I wonder why?)
For instance, Galeon uses Emacs keybindings, so ctrl-A means go to the beginning of the line, but other apps use Mac/Windows control sequences, so ctrl-A means "select all."
How the hell do you "go to the beginning of the line" in a web browser? Ctrl-A in Galeon does exactly what you'd expect: Select All.
Yep, you're drunk. Tabbed browsing was added to Mozilla in (IIRC) the 0.9.7 release. It definitly wasn't 0.5, especially since there never was a Mozilla 0.5 release.
I'm not compiling and testing this code, I'm just a bad C programmer writing quick code that looks like it should do what I want it do, because IT DOESN'T MATTER!
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There was that /. article a while back about using a halted system as a firewall...
SVG support is experimental and needs to be enabled at compile-time. Obviously, if you're using a non-SVG-enabled build (like the official ones), you're not gonna get SVG support.
Someone should really write a GUI front end to dpkg/rpm that pops up an InstallShield-like screen and installs a given package, prompting for any config options. This would be especially with debian and debconf-gtk.
It seems fine in Galeon (using Gecko from RC3). The only small problem I can see is that the bottom cuts off a little bit of the shopping cart stuff, but it's still perfectly usable. Maybe there's something I'm missing. Is this how it's supposed to look?
How about .mpeg4?
Yes.
Sure you can.
Sounds like you're proposing to turn /. into kuro5hin.
And please tell us, what format would you have done this animation in? SVG has no audio support and isn't supported by any major browser (no, the rare svg-enabled Mozilla build does not count as a major browser). Java is bloated, slow, difficult to do animations with, and also somewhat proprietary. AVI and MPEG aren't at all suited for animation, and would result in huge file sizes and lower quality. There are no suitable open source formats available, so sometimes one must use a proprietary program.
This is the EFF, not the FSF. As far as I know, the EFF does not have a vendetta against non-free software.
Don't feel bad. Eminem hates everyone else too.
His mom did bitchslap him, that's his entire problem.
I just downloaded the full album, fine quality 192kbps MP3, off giFT in about half an hour. So there.
Well, maybe it's only supported on IE, but you can get it for Mozilla.
You can't "go to the beginning of a line" without a cursor, and web browsers don't have one. Unless you mean in text boxes, but that's not Galeon's problem, it's GTK. (GTK2 doesn't do anything on Ctrl-A though, I wonder why?)
Looks fine in Galeon 1.2 (rendering with Mozilla 1.0RC2). I'd say it probably works in Netscape 7, if it works in Mozilla. You tried?
How the hell do you "go to the beginning of the line" in a web browser? Ctrl-A in Galeon does exactly what you'd expect: Select All.
Yeah, that certain point was about two years ago, before Netscape 6. Where've you been?
Yep, you're drunk. Tabbed browsing was added to Mozilla in (IIRC) the 0.9.7 release. It definitly wasn't 0.5, especially since there never was a Mozilla 0.5 release.
Wouldn't that be a red hole?
It's pretty, written in GTK2 (and therefore has full AA and i18n), and is GNOME compatible.
One of the aspects of a good troll is that it makes a few false statements for biters to correct. However, this one was a bit obvious...
When I first saw it, I thought of Starcraft.
I'm not compiling and testing this code, I'm just a bad C programmer writing quick code that looks like it should do what I want it do, because IT DOESN'T MATTER!