quoted from the article:
"'CSS 2.0 has a few nice features, but realistically, I don't think it being in there makes much difference either way,' said a Windows developer, who requested anonymity."
nice... "640K ought to be enough for anybody." -BG
I mean really, no out there is actually using CSS, why should Microsoft put so much effort into a non-standard?
please don't kill me, I am being sarcastic...
I think you are being overly generous... This is slashdot. What you suggest implies that the author actually thought about his post before submitting it. We all know that breaks several cardinal rules of using slashdot.
I had the same problem too. You can fix it by running menudrake. Choose "Menu Style", then choose a option, save and restart KDE and they will come back. I haven't figured out why it happened though.
I think that this is a pretty cool idea, but obviously has some flaws. Out of curiousity I compared an ultrasound of my son, and a random wallpaper that I had. The wallpaper turns out to have a better change of being biogenic then my son has. Of course that my just confirms my suspisions that my wife is having an alien or something...
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quoted from the article: "'CSS 2.0 has a few nice features, but realistically, I don't think it being in there makes much difference either way,' said a Windows developer, who requested anonymity." nice... "640K ought to be enough for anybody." -BG I mean really, no out there is actually using CSS, why should Microsoft put so much effort into a non-standard? please don't kill me, I am being sarcastic...
I think you are being overly generous... This is slashdot. What you suggest implies that the author actually thought about his post before submitting it. We all know that breaks several cardinal rules of using slashdot.
I had the same problem too. You can fix it by running menudrake. Choose "Menu Style", then choose a option, save and restart KDE and they will come back. I haven't figured out why it happened though.
I think that this is a pretty cool idea, but obviously has some flaws. Out of curiousity I compared an ultrasound of my son, and a random wallpaper that I had. The wallpaper turns out to have a better change of being biogenic then my son has. Of course that my just confirms my suspisions that my wife is having an alien or something... neybar