holy crap I had never done it, and actually it's great. You're totally right.
It's a pain in the ass that once you open up more that 4 or 5 different things in XP, those little hooks start getting all piled up. With the taskbar on the left. You can have up to 15 little hooks without them getting staked one on top of the other.
thnx for the tip
Flash Newsletter: Mandrakesoft Announces Name Change!
It's been in the air for a few weeks...
After spending weeks balancing pros and cons, Mandrakesoft has decided
to change its name!
The name change will apply worldwide to both the company and its
products. The management team sees two good reasons for this change:
1. The recent Mandrakesoft - Conectiva merger calls for a new identity
that better represents the combination of two key companies and
their global presence.
2. The long-winding trademark lawsuit with Hearst Corporation has
reached a point where we decided it is more reasonable for us to
move forward. By adopting a new name, we eliminate the liability
attached to the Mandrakesoft name and we can focus on what is
important to us: developing and delivering great technology and
solutions to both our customers and our user community.
We will endeavor to build even stronger brand recognition in our new
name. So what is the new name?
The winner is...
M A N D R I V A
Why Mandriva? This new name, simple and efficient, is the synthesis of
Mandrakesoft and Conectiva. This will further a smooth transition and
will build on our existing brand recognition in the IT world.
* Company & Products
Mandriva is the new name for the company. Mandriva Linux is the new
name covering products.
Additional derivations follow directly: Mandriva Club, Mandriva Store,
Mandriva Expert and so on.
We encourage everyone - users, partners, and the media - to start
using the new name as soon as possible. In particular, Mandriva users
are encouraged to update their bookmarks ASAP! New Mandriva logos
are now available on our website at:
...tell the world about the benefits of using Mac OS X
How the hell am I going to experience the benefits of OS X if it's impossible to buy a Mac! That's why I started my own site HelpMeGetAMac.org. Maybe some of the mac users out there might wanna help me see the benefits of the OS. I sure wanna know them, I just can't afford them!
wow!, that doesn't sound like the costa rica I live in.
I don't think a couple can live out of the salary of one person. And I certainly don't think the economy is doing that great... I don't think ANY costa rican does.
I don't think it's that easy or cheap to have cable internet at home. I couldn't even get it where I live even if I had the money... simply becasue all projects related to technology are very slow in the way they develop. The project for cable internet to be available to most of the population is more than 2 years behind schedule.
anyway, it's just that your post seemed like you where talking about a country I've never seen before.
Let's just hope it does a better job at getting virus than their beta Spyware removal tool!
holy crap I had never done it, and actually it's great. You're totally right. It's a pain in the ass that once you open up more that 4 or 5 different things in XP, those little hooks start getting all piled up. With the taskbar on the left. You can have up to 15 little hooks without them getting staked one on top of the other. thnx for the tip
Flash Newsletter: Mandrakesoft Announces Name Change! ...
It's been in the air for a few weeks...
After spending weeks balancing pros and cons, Mandrakesoft has decided to change its name!
The name change will apply worldwide to both the company and its products. The management team sees two good reasons for this change:
1. The recent Mandrakesoft - Conectiva merger calls for a new identity that better represents the combination of two key companies and their global presence.
2. The long-winding trademark lawsuit with Hearst Corporation has reached a point where we decided it is more reasonable for us to move forward. By adopting a new name, we eliminate the liability attached to the Mandrakesoft name and we can focus on what is important to us: developing and delivering great technology and solutions to both our customers and our user community.
We will endeavor to build even stronger brand recognition in our new name. So what is the new name?
The winner is
M A N D R I V A
Why Mandriva? This new name, simple and efficient, is the synthesis of Mandrakesoft and Conectiva. This will further a smooth transition and will build on our existing brand recognition in the IT world.
* Company & Products
Mandriva is the new name for the company. Mandriva Linux is the new name covering products.
Additional derivations follow directly: Mandriva Club, Mandriva Store, Mandriva Expert and so on.
* Websites
Our web addresses become accordingly:
http://www.mandriva.com/ for the corporation
http://www.mandrivalinux.com/ for the community project
http://www.mandrivastore.com/ for the online Store
http://www.mandrivaclub.com/ for the Club
http://www.mandrivaexpert.com/ for the web-based support platform
We encourage everyone - users, partners, and the media - to start using the new name as soon as possible. In particular, Mandriva users are encouraged to update their bookmarks ASAP! New Mandriva logos are now available on our website at:
http://www.mandriva.com/company/press
* Mandriva Club Contest!
Help the new Mandriva name to spread everywhere and win many prizes such as a HP laptop!
A big contest has opened on Club, learn more at: http://www.mandrakeclub.com/article.php?sid=3589
The Mandriva Management Team
Donate to me! HelpMeGetAMac.org and not to anyone else!
wow!, that doesn't sound like the costa rica I live in. I don't think a couple can live out of the salary of one person. And I certainly don't think the economy is doing that great... I don't think ANY costa rican does. I don't think it's that easy or cheap to have cable internet at home. I couldn't even get it where I live even if I had the money... simply becasue all projects related to technology are very slow in the way they develop. The project for cable internet to be available to most of the population is more than 2 years behind schedule. anyway, it's just that your post seemed like you where talking about a country I've never seen before.