Actualy Ion can be the cure for the too-many-windows-are-poping-up problem, Gimp work much better in Ion with a few kludges than in a conventional WM. This only works when the dialogs and other windows that tend to pop up don't vary too much in their size. For anything else there is FloatWS.
Why do I allways hear that mac hardware is better, but you're still using a Logitech mouse? I've had the pleasure of helping with a Mac laptop (Classic) as you can imagine it had no Logitech touchpad. Ugh. And usability experts can say what they want, but having the menu on the top is confusing, it also looses it's advantages with a non-mouse pointing device. I must say that it didn't seem better or worse than a say Windows 98.
Have you ever watched someone delete 200 identical mails by clicking on every single one of them? It's painful. Users shouldn't be given something that "works", they should be trained. After that you may give them your magical "just works for everyone" UI.
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1) Escape
2) Meta
3) Alt
4) ???
5) Shift
You found the missing step! Woohoo!
Because droping your fonts into ~/fonts in sooooooooooooooooooooo hard.
News for Nerds. Size that matters.
I like "if it does not sound like a good movie leave it alone and write something yourself" better.
So you choose... both sides!?
I don't give much credence to other people's ideas of what looks "professional". -- RMS
You mean IBM PC clones with MS DOS compatible OS?
Quite true.
I knew I forgot something, damn lossy memory. ;-)
Ogg. FLAC if your hearing/equipment is better than average. Vorbis for us mundanes. And Speax for audiobooks. :-)
Actualy Ion can be the cure for the too-many-windows-are-poping-up problem, Gimp work much better in Ion with a few kludges than in a conventional WM. This only works when the dialogs and other windows that tend to pop up don't vary too much in their size. For anything else there is FloatWS.
Why do I allways hear that mac hardware is better, but you're still using a Logitech mouse? I've had the pleasure of helping with a Mac laptop (Classic) as you can imagine it had no Logitech touchpad. Ugh. And usability experts can say what they want, but having the menu on the top is confusing, it also looses it's advantages with a non-mouse pointing device. I must say that it didn't seem better or worse than a say Windows 98.
Have you ever watched someone delete 200 identical mails by clicking on every single one of them? It's painful. Users shouldn't be given something that "works", they should be trained. After that you may give them your magical "just works for everyone" UI.
Until they want to use their code later, than they are less free.
Unlike megacorpns these people can't expect to make money by screwing people over.
Living in the USSR sucked. Say what yuo wan't you can't change a fact.
Yes.