Yeah, the theme is kind of weird (maybe it's related to KATE kind of working), especially the buttons in the upper left compared to the ones in the upper right of the screen.
Hopefully the drivers will be the only thing that are made to work with Linux from HP. I hate how OEMs in general add 20 desktop icons for "great offers" to Windows.
OpenOffice only offers spell checking, not grammar checking. However, there is talk of a Grammar API that could allow grammar checking for all languages.
Turning off ActiveX is not an option for some places. If they are tied to a webapp using ActiveX, they can't just disable it. So it's possible to lock IE down a decent amount. But doing this breaks the very stuff that ties people to IE.
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Of course it's going to be expensive when it first comes out. Most new technology is.
I meant how one set of buttons was much more pixelated then the others.
Yeah, the theme is kind of weird (maybe it's related to KATE kind of working), especially the buttons in the upper left compared to the ones in the upper right of the screen.
Hopefully the drivers will be the only thing that are made to work with Linux from HP. I hate how OEMs in general add 20 desktop icons for "great offers" to Windows.
OpenOffice only offers spell checking, not grammar checking. However, there is talk of a Grammar API that could allow grammar checking for all languages.
This page tells how archive.org obtains its funding.
Firefox 2.0 will offer configurable keyboard shortcuts. Unfourtantly, Firefox 2.0 is a long way off.
Turning off ActiveX is not an option for some places. If they are tied to a webapp using ActiveX, they can't just disable it. So it's possible to lock IE down a decent amount. But doing this breaks the very stuff that ties people to IE.
The article is also assuming that exponential growth, not linear growth.