You can also have AdBlocker in Opera, see here: http://my.opera.com/jor/journal/
It's based on User CSS.. it blocks ads quite well, even some that Firefox doesn't.
I really wonder why on earth people use FireFox?
And how come it's suddenly so big thing? I mean, FireFox is quite young project and everybody seems to use it now. So.. what browser did you use before it? Do you really think Firefox is "in" now?
And Firefox used to have slogan "Firefox is the most customizable browser on the planet" or something. That's so not true.
Opera _IS_ infact way more configurable. Can you configure all the menus, keyboard hotkeys, mouse gestures ("mouse hotkeys"), position of toolbars, what javascript is allowed to do and what it isn't.. Can you? I don't know about FF but you sure can in Opera.
And a VERY nice feature in Opera 7.60/8 is User Javascript. See here: http://my.opera.com/hallvors/journal/44 http://my.opera.com/hallvors/journal/45 You can even create adblocker type of thing with User Javascript (there's already one, search opera forums/journals. It blocks Google and slashdot ads just fine:)
You should REALLY try Opera and see what you're missing.
They removed mp3 support because of license restrictions. Same thing as Red Hat and Fedora did. And Mandrake and Ubuntu, etc.
And btw who uses mp3s anymore? Ogg Vorbis beats mp3 hands down \o/
Ogg is free, (supported by xmms), patentless and offers better compression (or what ever you call it) than mp3.
Now, I see nothing different in GimpShop (2.2.4) and gimp (2.2.3), except for the splash screen.
Well, it seems the only thing that's changed are the _menus_. It doesn't look like Photoshop at all.
So what's the point? Rename "Blend" to "Gradient Tool"? Nothing else?
Hmm, why don't you use Opera? Opera is WAAAY more configurable than Firefox, K-Melon or any other browser. And it's fast, light, multiplatform, VERY GOOD browser. Tabs are implemented very nicely with Opera, unlike FF tabs ugh they suck:| And mouse gestures are on Opera by default. Same goes for 100 other features.
Now, you hate ads? Buy Opera, or better yet.. p2p anyone?
WHAT?! a WMV FILE? :
Now how am I going to watch it with my x86_64 Linux and 64-bit mplayer?:(
Can anyone encode it to XviD or something?
I'm dead serious.
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Hm, you got it all wrong.. Linux for the desktop and (Open/Net)BSD for the server. \o/
Yeah, you definately need to RTFM
Exactly, why should a system like this be propietary?
that's so true!
Too bad you can't google for instrumentals though (those without lyrics).
yes well, you should try # emerge fedora/core-4-test3
OpenOffice 1.0 has it's own file format, but the new OpenOffice 2.0 will use Open Document.
answer to life, the universe and everything.
Even Google knows it
You can also have AdBlocker in Opera, see here: http://my.opera.com/jor/journal/ It's based on User CSS .. it blocks ads quite well, even some that Firefox doesn't.
Well, I've only used Opera 6 and Opera 7.0 on Windows .. but on Linux, this works perfectly, of course (versions 7.0 --> 8.0)
I really wonder why on earth people use FireFox? And how come it's suddenly so big thing? I mean, FireFox is quite young project and everybody seems to use it now. So.. what browser did you use before it? Do you really think Firefox is "in" now?
:)
And Firefox used to have slogan "Firefox is the most customizable browser on the planet" or something. That's so not true.
Opera _IS_ infact way more configurable. Can you configure all the menus, keyboard hotkeys, mouse gestures ("mouse hotkeys"), position of toolbars, what javascript is allowed to do and what it isn't.. Can you? I don't know about FF but you sure can in Opera.
And a VERY nice feature in Opera 7.60/8 is User Javascript. See here: http://my.opera.com/hallvors/journal/44 http://my.opera.com/hallvors/journal/45 You can even create adblocker type of thing with User Javascript (there's already one, search opera forums/journals. It blocks Google and slashdot ads just fine
You should REALLY try Opera and see what you're missing.
Actually I believe Opera HAS more features than Mozilla. A lot more. And features that matter, Opera is not bloated.
Command Line Soldiers!
Umm, doesn't X11 (X.Org at least) have this feature?
You can connect to other remote screens via network, etc.
They removed mp3 support because of license restrictions. Same thing as Red Hat and Fedora did. And Mandrake and Ubuntu, etc.
And btw who uses mp3s anymore? Ogg Vorbis beats mp3 hands down \o/
Ogg is free, (supported by xmms), patentless and offers better compression (or what ever you call it) than mp3.
Guys,
did you even try GimpShop?
Now, I see nothing different in GimpShop (2.2.4) and gimp (2.2.3), except for the splash screen.
Well, it seems the only thing that's changed are the _menus_. It doesn't look like Photoshop at all.
So what's the point? Rename "Blend" to "Gradient Tool"? Nothing else?
That's just stupid.
Are you Bill Gates?
duh, there's Microsoft Office for Mac OS
Yummy, I better buy some of those new Pentium 4s. They're supposed to be alot better than AMDs. ( just kidding, AMD roolz :] )
They're just trying to avoid the problem, not solve it. Moving to SHA-512 is not a solution. :/
42? the GIMP? so that must mean GIMP is answer to life, the universe and everything. (thats 42 decoded)
That said, I snatched up #linux :-D
Oh yeah? Well I have ops on #c++ and #openbsd! beat that!
thats for 32-bit mplayer. you can't use 32-bit mplayer wmv decoder with 64-bit systems.. (wmv is closed source)
Hmm, why don't you use Opera? :|
.. p2p anyone?
Opera is WAAAY more configurable than Firefox, K-Melon or any other browser. And it's fast, light, multiplatform, VERY GOOD browser. Tabs are implemented very nicely with Opera, unlike FF tabs ugh they suck
And mouse gestures are on Opera by default. Same goes for 100 other features.
Now, you hate ads? Buy Opera, or better yet
Use Opera.
WHAT?! a WMV FILE? : Now how am I going to watch it with my x86_64 Linux and 64-bit mplayer? :(
Can anyone encode it to XviD or something?
I'm dead serious.
So you want to have Linux on iPod and everything else but not on digital camera? That would be cool.