Also most X11 window managers have some kind of roll-up functionality, you just need to tell GIMP to use 'Utility window' or 'Keep above' hints for the dialogs. If you use MS Windows I can't help you -- haven't used GIMP there for years.
No plugin under Gnome, go to 'File/Preferences/Window Management' and change the 'Window Manager Hints' to 'Keep above'. If you want to be able to bring the image in front of the panels you will need a shortcut for Metacity's 'On Top', you can define it with gconf-editor by changing '/apps/metacity/window_keybindings/toggle_above'.
There are several methods to make restaurants and bars voluntary choose to be smoke free. You could give tax breaks to smoke-free establishments, restrict the advertisment of smoker establishments, make smoker resaurants adult-only so they have to choose between families and smokers, etc. Smoke-free establishments still could have smoke-rooms for your smoker friend.
I'm not against marginalising smoking, I'm just saying that it does not have to be done in a B&W manner.
That doesn't work in bars or most resturants with one single space. And if they do have the space, it's always going to be inferior to the "normal" = smoking area.
Why not? Make a third door where the WCs are, the room does not have to be big. It may be inferior, but it's still better than a complete smoking ban.
Unfortunately, it only takes one heavy smoker to effectively convert any room to "smoking", and many seem to chain smoke when they drink. Given that smokers are addicted and are compelled to light up in the sure knowledge it's killing them, anything less than complete prohibition is ineffective.
The second point has no relation with the first, you can ban smoking in some places and not others, there is no need for a prohibition. Also not everyone who smokes is addicted.
What about an optional smoking room? Either no smoking at all or smoking just in a designated room. Another method would be some benefits to restaurants that voluntary ban smoking. I'm sure there is a whole range of options between the two extremes. Usualy the only parties that are involved are radical anti-smokers (who want to force their views on everyone) and heavy smokers (who can't go 10 minutes without a cigarete).
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They're in the skull?
You still use analog mobiles?
Strike that. You can just set them to 'Utility window' instead of 'Keep above' and toggle the panels with Tab.
Also most X11 window managers have some kind of roll-up functionality, you just need to tell GIMP to use 'Utility window' or 'Keep above' hints for the dialogs. If you use MS Windows I can't help you -- haven't used GIMP there for years.
I hate all kinds of auto-hide.
"How do I draw a circle in the GIMP?"
No plugin under Gnome, go to 'File/Preferences/Window Management' and change the 'Window Manager Hints' to 'Keep above'. If you want to be able to bring the image in front of the panels you will need a shortcut for Metacity's 'On Top', you can define it with gconf-editor by changing '/apps/metacity/window_keybindings/toggle_above'.
How can you work on a picture if there is something on top of it?!
They should release a GNU/Linux distro.
No, it was supposed to read, "Why I hate Comic Sans."
Or maybe I just should get some coffee before posting, mod parent down before somone can see it please.
You would expect correct, not popular, terms used on Slashdot...
More reading suggests that this is not quite accurate, however the ASF and the FSF are apparently trying to remove any hurdles to cooperation.
According to this mail the ASF is ok with the current GNU Classpath licensing, whatever that means is a different question.
Unless you're a merce^Wlawyer.
But most of us will, sadly, warez it anyway.
Begun the IP-wars have.
There are several methods to make restaurants and bars voluntary choose to be smoke free. You could give tax breaks to smoke-free establishments, restrict the advertisment of smoker establishments, make smoker resaurants adult-only so they have to choose between families and smokers, etc. Smoke-free establishments still could have smoke-rooms for your smoker friend. I'm not against marginalising smoking, I'm just saying that it does not have to be done in a B&W manner.
The room is to smoke in, so the smokers don't have to go out into the rain or snow. The main facilities are smoke-free.
What about an optional smoking room? Either no smoking at all or smoking just in a designated room. Another method would be some benefits to restaurants that voluntary ban smoking. I'm sure there is a whole range of options between the two extremes. Usualy the only parties that are involved are radical anti-smokers (who want to force their views on everyone) and heavy smokers (who can't go 10 minutes without a cigarete).