Have you heard anything recently about developments in this? OLED and LEP technology is always 2-3 years away from a commercial display product. It's like fusion research is always 50 years away from a break-even reaction.
I remember hearing about a 13" display back in 1999, but almost nothing since then.
I think iTunes is Carbon because until recently, they have been moving the OS 9 version along the same upgrade path. I don't think you'll see anything new in Carbon out of Apple unless it's an OS 9 port of an app from a recently purchased company.
Your post sounds it was copied and pasted from 1999. Mozilla is fast and has been for some time. I haven't even seen a performance complaint for ages, not even in the mainstream press.
When I first moved to NYC I saw an animated man running using this technique in a lit portion of the tunnel between stations. I don't remember where exactly. Perhaps it's still there?
This toolbar is fantastic and works fine for me in Netscape 7p.1. The best thing is that you can allow popups with one click when they are part of a site.
The ham radio community should be pissed off about this use of funds. NASA needs fields of giant antennas to make out a signal from Mars. How is a ham radio operator going to see any benfit from this? Your suggestions would be much more practcal.
Yes, they did. But out of fear they would upset the military balance between the superpowers, the U.S. military sent Clint Eastwood on a successfull mission to steal it. Everyone knows that.
I agree that the default document format has to be.doc and.exe; there's no way around that for now. However, the compatibility with Word and Excel in StarOffice is excellent, except for macros. I think one point being missed here is that Microsoft's pricing schemes are making the corporate world take a long hard look at StarOffice. In my company, the CIO would not have considered making this kind of switch until Microsoft's latest stab at extortion. Now we're evaluating it in a serious way. If StarOffice becomes popular in the corporate environment, its influence could spread. IT managers and CEOs are starting to wake up and say, "Why are we spending this kind of money for a word processor and a spreadsheet app?" It could get interesting.
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Exactly. My CRT keeps me just as warm as my lover's arms. No way could a cold OLED do that.
Have you heard anything recently about developments in this? OLED and LEP technology is always 2-3 years away from a commercial display product. It's like fusion research is always 50 years away from a break-even reaction. I remember hearing about a 13" display back in 1999, but almost nothing since then.
I've been looking for new news about these for ages.
I think iTunes is Carbon because until recently, they have been moving the OS 9 version along the same upgrade path. I don't think you'll see anything new in Carbon out of Apple unless it's an OS 9 port of an app from a recently purchased company.
I use Moz anyway, but amen to your comment.
It's about time eBay was brought to justice. Hopefully they won't escape their fate like those lawless rogues at Prodigy with "their" hyperlink.
It's nice on a Window's-based LAN, too. I can finally print from OS X to a PCL printer attached to a Windows machine's parallel port.
Go to xulplanet.com and grab the preferences toolbar. Works with Netscape. I find it indespensible, even on Mozilla.
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Exactly. What I would really like to see is a moz-based desktop theme engine that would make my OS X desktop look more like Windows 98!
Your post sounds it was copied and pasted from 1999. Mozilla is fast and has been for some time. I haven't even seen a performance complaint for ages, not even in the mainstream press.
Classic under Jaguar boots up about 70% faster. Much, much better.
When I first moved to NYC I saw an animated man running using this technique in a lit portion of the tunnel between stations. I don't remember where exactly. Perhaps it's still there?
This toolbar is fantastic and works fine for me in Netscape 7p.1. The best thing is that you can allow popups with one click when they are part of a site.
Well that's clearly a mistake. It should read 256KB of RAM.
The ham radio community should be pissed off about this use of funds. NASA needs fields of giant antennas to make out a signal from Mars. How is a ham radio operator going to see any benfit from this? Your suggestions would be much more practcal.
No joke.
Yes, they did. But out of fear they would upset the military balance between the superpowers, the U.S. military sent Clint Eastwood on a successfull mission to steal it. Everyone knows that.
Yes, Apple is behind the whole thing: iFly.
No, MS Office opens lightning quick. Star/Open office may be slow to load, but it seems to perform well enough once it's been launched.
Yes, it should be "Apple's coming at them hardcorely."
I agree that the default document format has to be .doc and .exe; there's no way around that for now. However, the compatibility with Word and Excel in StarOffice is excellent, except for macros. I think one point being missed here is that Microsoft's pricing schemes are making the corporate world take a long hard look at StarOffice. In my company, the CIO would not have considered making this kind of switch until Microsoft's latest stab at extortion. Now we're evaluating it in a serious way. If StarOffice becomes popular in the corporate environment, its influence could spread. IT managers and CEOs are starting to wake up and say, "Why are we spending this kind of money for a word processor and a spreadsheet app?" It could get interesting.
The plan is to make it an Aqua app. The X11 version is just to get it running on the platform.
Same here. Star/OpenOffice works without the JDE.