I use Synaptic. There's a tab to see what it installed and where. Finding the executable in this list is trivial, and (under KDE) making a toolbar icon for it is about six clicks.
Not as convenient as having an installer guarantee toolbar icon creation, I'll agree, but not too challenging either.
To flip out and kill people.
Oh, I thought you said what is the purpose of the Mozilla Corporation.
I'm all for this. Open source organizations need to understand the importance of incorporation, esp. when it comes to legal indemnification on IP issues. It doesn't compromise the idea of FOSS, and it doesn't automatically institute a rigid hierarchy.
For what it's worth, the X in AJAX is hype. The first AJAX app (ColdFusion adapted from PHP code) I coded sent generic text which updated the contents of a DIV element.
Until you're actually building apps which use node management in JavaScript on the client side, it's a generic behind-the-scenes HTTP method.
Slashdot Mirror
More like a segment from bad slashfic. At least they didn't use the word "thrusters."
Teh goggles they do nNO CARRIER
What's the worst that could happen?
I'm not going to be impressed until they invent a machine where you put an animal inside and Rebecca Romijn comes out.
...merging the best of Slackware, Ubuntu, Debian and Gentoo, I give you SLUDGE 1.0.
I use Synaptic. There's a tab to see what it installed and where. Finding the executable in this list is trivial, and (under KDE) making a toolbar icon for it is about six clicks. Not as convenient as having an installer guarantee toolbar icon creation, I'll agree, but not too challenging either.
...I'll Be Back To Pick You Up Later!" Ron Popeil unavailable for comment.
The purpose of the XBox is to flip out and kill people.
For what it's worth, the X in AJAX is hype. The first AJAX app (ColdFusion adapted from PHP code) I coded sent generic text which updated the contents of a DIV element. Until you're actually building apps which use node management in JavaScript on the client side, it's a generic behind-the-scenes HTTP method.