danieltdp - Slashdot User

Comment Re:Not bad (Score 1) 248

by danieltdp on Wednesday June 01, 2011 @10:14AM (#36307844) Attached to: Doom Ported To the Web

The original had separate keys for strafe, besides the modifier. Its another game when you combina strafe and rotate. You can dodge fireballs without loosing your aim

Comment Re:Not bad (Score 1) 248

by danieltdp on Wednesday June 01, 2011 @10:13AM (#36307836) Attached to: Doom Ported To the Web

You really need to combine strafe and rotate do be effective at this game. Strafe Left and Right as separate keys from rotate left and rotate right are a must! (or should it be "is a must"?! -- dunno)

Comment Re:Let's hope for another radical GUI change! (Score 1) 281

by danieltdp on Tuesday May 31, 2011 @03:53PM (#36300834) Attached to: 9 Features We May See In Ubuntu 11.10

It would have been nice if users had the option to click on something called "Ubuntu Classic Desktop" at the login screen ... Oh. wait...

Comment Re:Cool! (Score 1) 137

by danieltdp on Thursday April 28, 2011 @01:54PM (#35965766) Attached to: NetBeans 7.0 Is Now Available

Emacs is an OS, not an text editor. Unfair comparison

Comment Re:It's Linsux (Score 0) 266

by danieltdp on Thursday April 28, 2011 @12:30PM (#35964580) Attached to: Ubuntu 11.04, Slackware 13.37

A can answer that. He is trolling

Comment Re:better name (Score 1) 192

by danieltdp on Wednesday April 20, 2011 @12:05PM (#35881778) Attached to: Don't Expect an OpenOffice/LibreOffice Merger

Its too big. It won't work

Comment Re:better name (Score 1) 192

by danieltdp on Wednesday April 20, 2011 @12:04PM (#35881764) Attached to: Don't Expect an OpenOffice/LibreOffice Merger

Let fight for LibreOffice.org!

Comment Re:No it's not (Score 1) 192

by danieltdp on Wednesday April 20, 2011 @12:03PM (#35881752) Attached to: Don't Expect an OpenOffice/LibreOffice Merger

That's the most dumb post in slashdot for a long, long time. Do you really think slashdot is populated only by what you call first world? Beware of the BRICs. They will hit you on the head if you don't take care.

Comment Re:really? (Score 1) 192

by danieltdp on Wednesday April 20, 2011 @12:00PM (#35881712) Attached to: Don't Expect an OpenOffice/LibreOffice Merger

All I could read was shit orifice. After that, I laughed so much I couldn't read the rest of the post

Comment Re:It is not OpenOffice (Score 1) 192

by danieltdp on Tuesday April 19, 2011 @05:40PM (#35873986) Attached to: Don't Expect an OpenOffice/LibreOffice Merger

I vote for LibreOffice.org. Hah!

Comment Re:No crashing at all!! (Score 1) 468

by danieltdp on Monday April 18, 2011 @12:50PM (#35856890) Attached to: 5 Out of 11 Crashed Unity In Canonical's Study

Did you run all the available updates? I got beta 2 on the first day and it already had a ton of updates that polished a lot of rough edges

Comment Re:Translate the ratios to percentages (Score 1) 468

by danieltdp on Monday April 18, 2011 @12:49PM (#35856864) Attached to: 5 Out of 11 Crashed Unity In Canonical's Study

Some of theses events are really troublesome and should be adressed, but a couple of them are related to people trying to use ubuntu as if it were Windows. If you gave them OSX the outcome should be on the same spirit

Comment Re:Doesn't surprise me (Score 1) 468

by danieltdp on Monday April 18, 2011 @12:42PM (#35856718) Attached to: 5 Out of 11 Crashed Unity In Canonical's Study

Same tought. Plus the "if I disagree with their design decisions they have to suck because I'm all that"

Comment Re:aptitude install gnome? (Score 1) 468

by danieltdp on Monday April 18, 2011 @12:40PM (#35856674) Attached to: 5 Out of 11 Crashed Unity In Canonical's Study

Ditch gnome. Lubuntu, Xubuntu or Linux Mint offer alternatives (xfce and lxde) that follow the old desktop paradigm. You have options. Some people like the direction ubuntu is going...

If you are not one of those happy with ubuntu, just look elswere for the thing that makes you click. This is not intended to be a troll post. I trully believe that diversity is a strenght and in this sense, ubuntu is contributing a lot. Maybe just it's not for you.

Comment Re:a lightweight alternative (Score 1) 468

by danieltdp on Monday April 18, 2011 @12:31PM (#35856504) Attached to: 5 Out of 11 Crashed Unity In Canonical's Study

For those unaware, lubuntu runs blackbox. Its fast, *really* fast! ;-) They are trying to push the project into oficial recognition

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