Go to the control center, the accessibility section, select the "keyboard shortcuts" module. Then select the application shortcuts tab, and edit the shortcuts as you need to.
Because in the windows world ctrl-a is select all, and as the vast majority of people that are seeking a simple, easy to use interface are coming from the windows world, they expect to have the same key shortcuts. As for fixing this, I don't know how gnome does this, but kde has a real slick key bindings dialog that lets you easily change key bindings accross all kde applications.
But the beauty of Gentoo is that you don't need to move your whole system to the unstable tree in order to install a single package in the unstable tree. Unlike Debian wherif you are running woody and you want a package out of sarge or sid, you have to move you whole system to the testing/unstable tree.
The problem with scrambling to get Atlantis on the pad and sending it up, is that shortcuts would have to be taken in order to do it in time that might compromise ANOTHER shuttle and crew. When it comes to spaceflight, there rarely is anything optional.
I would add to that list two things: One, maintain a high level quality of encoding. Most of the ripped stuff that you can get via p2p/irc/etc is really crappily encoded with ancient mpeg-4 codecs and makes for rather unpleasant viewing (well so I've heard,;) ). Two, maintain a massive selection with a huge variety of content. With a massive selection that goes back 30+ years worth of movies, that kind of service would be almost irresistable.
The gentoo 3.1 final ebuilds are now in portage and ibiblio has the final tarballs, so interested gentoo users can start downloading and compiling without ado (sp?).
I've been running the 3.1 rc's for the past couple months and haven't had any problems at all so this release shouldn't bork your gentoo....
The reason for the delay for nVidia's drivers was because they were waiting on the xfree team to finish up xfree 4.0 before investing a whole bunch of development.
Actually, 4'33" isn't actually silence. It's all the "unintentional," and random environmental sounds that go on wherever its "played". As such, there is no real creative "composition" that can be copywrited and just making absolutely silent mp3's 4'33" long misses the point of the song. However, I do think that a recording of the "performance" of the song can be copywrited, but such a recording would not be completely silent.
Oh I don't doubt that people can start a successful buisness without much in the way of background assistance, but those that do try, have a much higher rate of failure. Getting a bank to give you a loan just by having a decent buisness plan is typically not enough. You have to have good credit, some type of collateral, or a cosigner with collateral and good credit, and likely a couple of well to do references. Its called stratification my friend, and any entry level sociology textbook can tell you all about it.
No but if you were the head sysadmin at a company with 10k destop boxen running Win2k, and you theatened to move them all over to Redhat 8, then you might get that kind of an offer. Sadly, individuals buyers rarely ever have that kind of market clout.
I think that little segment of the scene (the head bumping) was in there primarily to call attention to how short the hobits are in case the audience wasn't aware...
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Well everybuddy, gaim, etc are great if all you are doing is chatting. But if you want to transfer files, forget about using anything native to linux. Why this feature is left out of virtually every linux im client I've come across is beyond me.
Yeah, I've never understood why installing mplayer is so hard:
#emerge rsync
#emerge mplayer
Just make sure you've got 'gtk' in your use settings if you want the gui to be built. If you want DVD support, just add the 'dvd' use flag...
Oh!!! I get it, its hard for people not running gentoo or debian.....
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But is this Micheal Jordan the same Micheal Jordon who played basketball or is this someone else?
$ make love
make: *** No rule to make target `love'. Stop.
Damn!
And if you are lucky, you will get a really big cheato and find yourself pondering the meaning of extravagent cheatos.
Go to the control center, the accessibility section, select the "keyboard shortcuts" module. Then select the application shortcuts tab, and edit the shortcuts as you need to.
Because in the windows world ctrl-a is select all, and as the vast majority of people that are seeking a simple, easy to use interface are coming from the windows world, they expect to have the same key shortcuts. As for fixing this, I don't know how gnome does this, but kde has a real slick key bindings dialog that lets you easily change key bindings accross all kde applications.
But the beauty of Gentoo is that you don't need to move your whole system to the unstable tree in order to install a single package in the unstable tree. Unlike Debian wherif you are running woody and you want a package out of sarge or sid, you have to move you whole system to the testing/unstable tree.
The problem with scrambling to get Atlantis on the pad and sending it up, is that shortcuts would have to be taken in order to do it in time that might compromise ANOTHER shuttle and crew. When it comes to spaceflight, there rarely is anything optional.
I would add to that list two things: One, maintain a high level quality of encoding. Most of the ripped stuff that you can get via p2p/irc/etc is really crappily encoded with ancient mpeg-4 codecs and makes for rather unpleasant viewing (well so I've heard, ;) ). Two, maintain a massive selection with a huge variety of content. With a massive selection that goes back 30+ years worth of movies, that kind of service would be almost irresistable.
The gentoo 3.1 final ebuilds are now in portage and ibiblio has the final tarballs, so interested gentoo users can start downloading and compiling without ado (sp?). I've been running the 3.1 rc's for the past couple months and haven't had any problems at all so this release shouldn't bork your gentoo....
I would suggest a shiny golden ring with funky a funky inscription on it. It can also replace the Borg Gates icon for microsoft stories.
The reason for the delay for nVidia's drivers was because they were waiting on the xfree team to finish up xfree 4.0 before investing a whole bunch of development.
The porn patents you!
Actually, 4'33" isn't actually silence. It's all the "unintentional," and random environmental sounds that go on wherever its "played". As such, there is no real creative "composition" that can be copywrited and just making absolutely silent mp3's 4'33" long misses the point of the song. However, I do think that a recording of the "performance" of the song can be copywrited, but such a recording would not be completely silent.
Your joke would be called nekulturni. This is tasteless.
...the "in soviet russia" jokes piss you off!
That's what nano is for. Far more intuitive.
Poor Frank.....
Well, at several million a pop for these things maybe not....maybe just a small mosix cluster....
Oh I don't doubt that people can start a successful buisness without much in the way of background assistance, but those that do try, have a much higher rate of failure. Getting a bank to give you a loan just by having a decent buisness plan is typically not enough. You have to have good credit, some type of collateral, or a cosigner with collateral and good credit, and likely a couple of well to do references. Its called stratification my friend, and any entry level sociology textbook can tell you all about it.
I believe in that same parody, at the very end of the that guy's list of available games, photoshop was muttered really quickly....
No but if you were the head sysadmin at a company with 10k destop boxen running Win2k, and you theatened to move them all over to Redhat 8, then you might get that kind of an offer. Sadly, individuals buyers rarely ever have that kind of market clout.
I think that little segment of the scene (the head bumping) was in there primarily to call attention to how short the hobits are in case the audience wasn't aware...
Oh....doh! it already is one....
Well everybuddy, gaim, etc are great if all you are doing is chatting. But if you want to transfer files, forget about using anything native to linux. Why this feature is left out of virtually every linux im client I've come across is beyond me.
Yeah, I've never understood why installing mplayer is so hard: #emerge rsync #emerge mplayer Just make sure you've got 'gtk' in your use settings if you want the gui to be built. If you want DVD support, just add the 'dvd' use flag... Oh!!! I get it, its hard for people not running gentoo or debian.....