I use black on green but I have a specific problem with my eyes (the name of which I cannot remember).
I have been told that it basically comes down to contrast. If you have too higher contrast then it is hard to read and the highest contrast for your eyes is meant to be black on yellow which I personally find nearly impossible to read.
Does any one know if on Mars the North Pole actually the south seeking pole (as on earth) or is it a real north seeking pole like we are used to in bar magnets etc?
I just did an upgrade from Dapper to Edgy (this was the first article I saw after the upgrade). The only problem I had was with xorg not upgrading I had to manually apt-get remove xserver-xorg-core before continuing with the upgrade for it to work for me. This was relatively easy for me to fix but I would imagine that others with less apt command line experience than I have would have found it very stressful.
Would any one be interested in developing a documentation wiki that integerates with something like doxygen? This is something that I have been thinking about doing my self.
Everybody seems to forget that McVoy contributed more than $500 000 worth of software to the osdl. Without the contribution, Tridge would have never been able to even try to reverse engineer the program.
Actually I beleve McVoy said that $500 000 was how much it cost to develop the free version of BitKeeper it was not a donation to ODSL. It realy is just advertising costs for BitMover not phylontharopy.
I use black on green but I have a specific problem with my eyes (the name of which I cannot remember).
I have been told that it basically comes down to contrast. If you have too higher contrast then it is hard to read and the highest contrast for your eyes is meant to be black on yellow which I personally find nearly impossible to read.
If Mars has no magnetic field what determines North?
Does any one know if on Mars the North Pole actually the south seeking pole (as on earth) or is it a real north seeking pole like we are used to in bar magnets etc?
I just did an upgrade from Dapper to Edgy (this was the first article I saw after the upgrade). The only problem I had was with xorg not upgrading I had to manually apt-get remove xserver-xorg-core before continuing with the upgrade for it to work for me. This was relatively easy for me to fix but I would imagine that others with less apt command line experience than I have would have found it very stressful.
Would any one be interested in developing a documentation wiki that integerates with something like doxygen? This is something that I have been thinking about doing my self.