Opera has been slow recently because it's javascript engine lags behind firefox and particularly chrome. Opera has a relatively fast plain html renderer that slows when encountering Javascript moreso than other browsers including IE 9 which has a heavily tuned javascript engine (unlike IE 8).
As for link desktop share it is generally agreed to be about 2% or 1/4 the share of Macintosh.
RealPlayer has mellowed it's act. The new version, RealPlayer 10 is advertising-ridden and tries to take over your filetypes, but tell it no and it actually listens.
So much for those who use their iPod just for documents! To properly enforce it, the gov. would have to tax:
* Internet connections
* Modems and fake "modems" (DSL, Cable)
* Computers
* PDAs with music playback
* Speakers (!)
* CD-R drives
etc. Seems like a halfhearted attempt. And good, too, because otherwise people in Canada would be broke!
On copyright: Copyright can be used in better forms, check out the GPL.
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Opera has been slow recently because it's javascript engine lags behind firefox and particularly chrome. Opera has a relatively fast plain html renderer that slows when encountering Javascript moreso than other browsers including IE 9 which has a heavily tuned javascript engine (unlike IE 8). As for link desktop share it is generally agreed to be about 2% or 1/4 the share of Macintosh.
RealPlayer has mellowed it's act. The new version, RealPlayer 10 is advertising-ridden and tries to take over your filetypes, but tell it no and it actually listens.
On the Mac it runs great.
So much for those who use their iPod just for documents! To properly enforce it, the gov. would have to tax: * Internet connections * Modems and fake "modems" (DSL, Cable) * Computers * PDAs with music playback * Speakers (!) * CD-R drives etc. Seems like a halfhearted attempt. And good, too, because otherwise people in Canada would be broke! On copyright: Copyright can be used in better forms, check out the GPL.