So it's just like running compiz and the scale plugin? GNOME devs shouldnt be reinventing the wheel and making it square at the same time. I hope theres a way in gnome3 to keep the old gnome2 behaviour or they continue to maintain gnome2 because I have a feeling lots of people wont be upgrading!
It does it for most system stuff (like prefs, etc.) but often 3rd party apps arent set to use this (like nvidia-settings). The run as root could be useful for some scripts and stuff, it could just prepend gksudo to the command.
And let us use the contextual menu (right click) in list view even if it's loaded with items! I hate going back to icons view just to be able to right click to create a folder!!
GNOME has used two bars in the past (one at the top and one at the bottom) to accomplish the same and there really isn't any need to.
I use GNOME everyday and I can tell you that having 2 bars is very useful (and you can edit everything, including removing panels if you dont like having 2 of em). I personally have the applications list on the bottom one (like Windows) and on the top, I have a bunch of shortcuts to everything I need to use quickly (term, firefox, etc.) and it's very good. It's even more useful when you have 2 screens, you get to have 2 different applications panels and you can distinguish which window is on which screen, unlike Windows.
I need to have everything I need quickly accessible, ala Windows "Quick Launch". I used to have my windows taskbar 2 units high (in XP and earlier) because I needed more space for the shortcuts. GNOME's solution to this is more elegant, IMO.
I used to run Amarok 1 on gnome (yeah I know..), but now that they f'd it up in 2.0, I switched to Songbird. It has much less features and looks like a copy of iTunes but I know Mozilla is actively working on it:)
This isn't OpenSSH developers' problem. The jailbreaking utility should prompt you to change your root password. SSH is only allowing you to remotely log on the device, in the end if your password is weak/default, you shouldn't run an SSH server.
traceroute to telkom.co.za (196.43.22.222), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 192.168.20.2 (192.168.20.2) 0.224 ms 0.152 ms 0.154 ms
2 ip-209-172-xx-xx.static.privatedns.com (209.172.xx.xx) 0.466 ms 0.399 ms 0.449 ms
3 te8-1.v0709.cl-core04.mtl.iweb.com (67.205.127.130) 0.811 ms 0.625 ms 0.760 ms
4 te8-1.v0699.cl-core06.mtl.iweb.com (67.205.127.86) 0.841 ms 0.793 ms 0.650 ms
5 te2-2.mpd01.ymq02.atlas.cogentco.com (38.104.154.201) 1.084 ms 0.936 ms 0.906 ms
6 te3-6.mpd03.jfk02.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.5.117) 144.064 ms te4-3.ccr01.jfk02.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.7.57) 15.331 ms 15.334 ms
7 te4-3.ccr01.jfk07.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.2.62) 15.503 ms te2-7.ccr01.jfk07.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.1.134) 15.607 ms 15.605 ms
8 telkomsouthafrica.demarc.cogentco.com (38.112.18.42) 273.902 ms 273.908 ms 273.903 ms
9 rrba-ip-esr-1-ge-6-0-0.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.11.166) 338.869 ms 338.857 ms 338.853 ms 10 rrba-ip-bssr-1-ge-2-48.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.23.6) 339.263 ms 338.846 ms 338.880 ms 11 nbsc-ip-bssr-1-atm-5-0-0-1.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.23.30) 351.209 ms 351.220 ms 351.166 ms 12 nbsc-ip-rcache-1-vif2.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.22.222) 343.911 ms 344.389 ms 344.385 ms
It aint that fast mind you! Same goes for brabys.co.za and ananzi.co.za.
Obviously at the time IOS was designed, everyone would write their own special-purpose operating system for embedded devices. These days, wouldn't it make more sense to just scrap it and switch to Linux? Lots of other manufacturers are doing it (Linksys, Netgear, D-Link, etc.). This would certainly prevent this kind of embarassment.
you have no idea how big and dedicated the Cisco IOS is!
Please note everyone that Dell is making false advertisment, their Dell QuietKey keyboards are not really quiet, they're one of the loudest keyboard I have ever used!!!
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You can do this too with the Expo plugin for compiz! Sure it's a copy of Exposé for the mac, but it works!
So it's just like running compiz and the scale plugin? GNOME devs shouldnt be reinventing the wheel and making it square at the same time. I hope theres a way in gnome3 to keep the old gnome2 behaviour or they continue to maintain gnome2 because I have a feeling lots of people wont be upgrading!
Simply set the workspace count to 1 and dont use em! Workspaces enhance productivity on a desktop, just like having more than one monitor!
It does it for most system stuff (like prefs, etc.) but often 3rd party apps arent set to use this (like nvidia-settings). The run as root could be useful for some scripts and stuff, it could just prepend gksudo to the command.
And let us use the contextual menu (right click) in list view even if it's loaded with items! I hate going back to icons view just to be able to right click to create a folder!!
GNOME has used two bars in the past (one at the top and one at the bottom) to accomplish the same and there really isn't any need to.
I use GNOME everyday and I can tell you that having 2 bars is very useful (and you can edit everything, including removing panels if you dont like having 2 of em).
I personally have the applications list on the bottom one (like Windows) and on the top, I have a bunch of shortcuts to everything I need to use quickly (term, firefox, etc.) and it's very good. It's even more useful when you have 2 screens, you get to have 2 different applications panels and you can distinguish which window is on which screen, unlike Windows.
I need to have everything I need quickly accessible, ala Windows "Quick Launch". I used to have my windows taskbar 2 units high (in XP and earlier) because I needed more space for the shortcuts. GNOME's solution to this is more elegant, IMO.
I used to run Amarok 1 on gnome (yeah I know..), but now that they f'd it up in 2.0, I switched to Songbird. It has much less features and looks like a copy of iTunes but I know Mozilla is actively working on it :)
Mono is a cancer.
GNOME Do is wonderful and who cares if it runs on mono? Tomboy notes does too and its well integrated and it doesn't crash.
I think the proper fix to this should be in OpenSSHd's iPhone package, setting the config line disabling root access from ssh would fix the issue.
This isn't OpenSSH developers' problem. The jailbreaking utility should prompt you to change your root password. SSH is only allowing you to remotely log on the device, in the end if your password is weak/default, you shouldn't run an SSH server.
funny how firefox recognize this as:
http://tech.slashdot.org/story/09/10/14/1219215/tech.slashdot.org:80/foo.html
traceroute to telkom.co.za (196.43.22.222), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets
1 192.168.20.2 (192.168.20.2) 0.224 ms 0.152 ms 0.154 ms
2 ip-209-172-xx-xx.static.privatedns.com (209.172.xx.xx) 0.466 ms 0.399 ms 0.449 ms
3 te8-1.v0709.cl-core04.mtl.iweb.com (67.205.127.130) 0.811 ms 0.625 ms 0.760 ms
4 te8-1.v0699.cl-core06.mtl.iweb.com (67.205.127.86) 0.841 ms 0.793 ms 0.650 ms
5 te2-2.mpd01.ymq02.atlas.cogentco.com (38.104.154.201) 1.084 ms 0.936 ms 0.906 ms
6 te3-6.mpd03.jfk02.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.5.117) 144.064 ms te4-3.ccr01.jfk02.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.7.57) 15.331 ms 15.334 ms
7 te4-3.ccr01.jfk07.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.2.62) 15.503 ms te2-7.ccr01.jfk07.atlas.cogentco.com (154.54.1.134) 15.607 ms 15.605 ms
8 telkomsouthafrica.demarc.cogentco.com (38.112.18.42) 273.902 ms 273.908 ms 273.903 ms
9 rrba-ip-esr-1-ge-6-0-0.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.11.166) 338.869 ms 338.857 ms 338.853 ms
10 rrba-ip-bssr-1-ge-2-48.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.23.6) 339.263 ms 338.846 ms 338.880 ms
11 nbsc-ip-bssr-1-atm-5-0-0-1.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.23.30) 351.209 ms 351.220 ms 351.166 ms
12 nbsc-ip-rcache-1-vif2.telkom-ipnet.co.za (196.43.22.222) 343.911 ms 344.389 ms 344.385 ms
It aint that fast mind you!
Same goes for brabys.co.za and ananzi.co.za.
Obviously at the time IOS was designed, everyone would write their own special-purpose operating system for embedded devices. These days, wouldn't it make more sense to just scrap it and switch to Linux? Lots of other manufacturers are doing it (Linksys, Netgear, D-Link, etc.). This would certainly prevent this kind of embarassment.
you have no idea how big and dedicated the Cisco IOS is!
haha same here
Please note everyone that Dell is making false advertisment, their Dell QuietKey keyboards are not really quiet, they're one of the loudest keyboard I have ever used!!!
That's true ;) I don't know about their desktop keyboards because it has been a while that I used them :P