That's why we have KDE! If only it wasn't a resource hog.
By the way despite all the flames I am glad nero did a Linux version. This can be an example for some other companies and we may have more an more things ported to Linux.
Well I'm so happy with my 19" LCD. first of all, it is larger than 19" CRTs. Second, since it is using the digital cable it gives _extremely sharp_ image quality, which is very noticeable when working with small fonts, I can count the pixels and there is no irritating blending effects.
But then I played soldat... spooked by the ghost-ing:( though mine is not the one with a very low response rate.
Oh, and it loks cool:)
I really wonder, what if someone hacks a client and uploads incorrect data, as if something else has happened? I don't mean things like "ooh my client has found ET!", which could (probably) be verified wrong, but things like changing tiny things so that the accumulated result makes no sense.
Slashdot Mirror
That's why we have KDE! If only it wasn't a resource hog. By the way despite all the flames I am glad nero did a Linux version. This can be an example for some other companies and we may have more an more things ported to Linux.
I was starting to like those viagra popups.
Well I'm so happy with my 19" LCD. first of all, it is larger than 19" CRTs. Second, since it is using the digital cable it gives _extremely sharp_ image quality, which is very noticeable when working with small fonts, I can count the pixels and there is no irritating blending effects. But then I played soldat... spooked by the ghost-ing:( though mine is not the one with a very low response rate. Oh, and it loks cool:)
I LOVE YOUR SIG!
My vote is for Bush!
I really wonder, what if someone hacks a client and uploads incorrect data, as if something else has happened? I don't mean things like "ooh my client has found ET!", which could (probably) be verified wrong, but things like changing tiny things so that the accumulated result makes no sense.
it is http://www.esa.int not http://www.esa.in
That's cool.