From my experience it ignores the shared-mime-info database and instead parses/etc/mailcap. It also stores the user's preferences for mime handlers in its own mimeTypes.rdf file, instead of the standard $XDG_DATA_HOME/share/applications/defaults.list.
Actually, as I understand it, if you try to register by telephone, it arranges for FEMA to mail you a form to your home address......something tells me the mail might not get through to New Orleans addresses for a while...
A better criticism of Gnome-VFS is that it's a bloody shame that most "Gnome" apps don't actually use them.
The last time I ran into this was with Gnome 2.10, trying to open an image on a CIFS share: Eye of Gnome (the Gnome image viewer) can't open files via Gnome-VFS.
I have also seen people griping on blogs that Abiword and other "Gnome" Office applications don't use Gnome-VFS; and of course Openoffice.org doesn't use it.
"Without a copy of KDE on the Live CD I wasn't able to see if Gnome has adopted the Freedesktop.org MIME standard in this release so that downloads in Epiphany and Firefox will default to the same applications that Konqueror does (it doesn't in 2.10)."
Bull! 2.10 makes use of the freedesktop.org shared mime system.
One problem is that Firefox completly ignores Gnome's MIME provision library and does all its own stuff. One of the reasons I ditched Firefox for Epiphany is its poor Gnome integration.
Admittedly this doesn't explain why TFA used the angled quotation marks inside out, or indeed why they were used at all given that the article was written in English.:)
How does that work, anyway? Have they discovered a massive vulnerability in all firewalls? What if two people behind the same IP address want to use Skype?
Not at all. You are entering into a contract with Lexmark: $30 off the purchase price of your cartridge, provided that you return it to Lexmark when it's empty.
If you don't want to enter the contract, you don't have to; you are free to pay the full price up front.
I thought the first-sale doctrine means that the copyright holder of a work is unable to prevent me from reselling my copy of a work--nothing to do with other forms of IP including patents.
The customer has entered into a contract with Lexmark; the customer breaks the contract; Lexmark sues the customer for breach of contract. Seems pretty simple from where I'm sitting.
This is all absolutely true. However I'm sure people would be willing to cut Paypal a little slack if only their customer service wasn't so goddamn awful!
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From my experience it ignores the shared-mime-info database and instead parses /etc/mailcap. It also stores the user's preferences for mime handlers in its own mimeTypes.rdf file, instead of the standard $XDG_DATA_HOME/share/applications/defaults.list.
Actually, as I understand it, if you try to register by telephone, it arranges for FEMA to mail you a form to your home address... ...something tells me the mail might not get through to New Orleans addresses for a while...
How to install a font:
Put it in ~/.fonts
Thank you, come again!
A better criticism of Gnome-VFS is that it's a bloody shame that most "Gnome" apps don't actually use them.
:(
The last time I ran into this was with Gnome 2.10, trying to open an image on a CIFS share: Eye of Gnome (the Gnome image viewer) can't open files via Gnome-VFS.
I have also seen people griping on blogs that Abiword and other "Gnome" Office applications don't use Gnome-VFS; and of course Openoffice.org doesn't use it.
All together, not a good situation.
Here is how to install a font:
/usr/share/fonts (global) or ~/.fonts (per user).
Put it in
That is all.
How is config file editing "mandatory sometimes"?
Either you must edit a config file, or it is optional.
As for myself, I don't need seem to need to edit any config files to plug in a digital camera and arse about with the pictures therein.
One problem is that Firefox completly ignores Gnome's MIME provision library and does all its own stuff. One of the reasons I ditched Firefox for Epiphany is its poor Gnome integration.
Better yet: set /apps/nautilus/preferences/desktop_is_home_dir to True.
"If set to true, then Nautilus will use the user's home folder as the desktop. If it is false, then it will use ~/Desktop as the desktop."
This makes so much sense. It's great!
Simple Menu Editor for Gnome
:)
Maybe the author is not English? Or liked Red Dwarf...
Not to mention breaking suspend/standby/whatever.
Are there any countries with "democratic" in the name that are actually democratic?
Angled quotation marks in varous European languages
:)
Admittedly this doesn't explain why TFA used the angled quotation marks inside out, or indeed why they were used at all given that the article was written in English.
Hear, hear. Even though you typed 'by' wheny ou meant 'buy'. :)
How does that work, anyway? Have they discovered a massive vulnerability in all firewalls? What if two people behind the same IP address want to use Skype?
Can you please stop making this joke. It's not funny any more.
postgresql (7.5.0) experimental; urgency=low
;)
* Initial release of transition package to new multicluster/multiversion
architecture.
-- Martin Pitt Tue, 15 Feb 2005 22:58:37 +0100
Silly wabbit, using Unstable on a production machine.
Thanks a lot for the clarification.
Not at all. You are entering into a contract with Lexmark: $30 off the purchase price of your cartridge, provided that you return it to Lexmark when it's empty.
If you don't want to enter the contract, you don't have to; you are free to pay the full price up front.
I thought the first-sale doctrine means that the copyright holder of a work is unable to prevent me from reselling my copy of a work--nothing to do with other forms of IP including patents.
So why must patents come into it?
The customer has entered into a contract with Lexmark; the customer breaks the contract; Lexmark sues the customer for breach of contract. Seems pretty simple from where I'm sitting.
But... MSI files are not RAR archives.
$ unrar l incoming/xsdref.msi
UNRAR 3.50 beta 3 freeware Copyright (c) 1993-2005 Alexander Roshal
incoming/xsdref.msi is not RAR archive
Winrar and Winzip only run on Windows though...
This is all absolutely true. However I'm sure people would be willing to cut Paypal a little slack if only their customer service wasn't so goddamn awful!
SIMI VALLEY, Calif. -- Ronald Reagan, the greatest president in the history of the Republic, was taken bodily into Heaven on Saturday at the age of 93.
Everybody assumes that the MS Office 2003 schemas do sneaky things to avoid interoperability... but has anyone actually checked?
.MSI package, so I can't check myself.
Unfortunatly the schemas are only available in an