Every year or so I wipe the drive with a fresh XP-CD install, and need to reinstall my favorite programs, but that would be true of any OS
Really? That's funny, I cannot remember the last time I was forced to do something like that with any of my Fedora systems, or CentOS, or RHEL.
It's even funnier than that. You just upgrade to a newer release time to time without reinstalling any of your applications; while GP reinstalling same old OS over and over.
I still run Gnome 2 on my desktop. IMO, it's the most efficient in terms of resources:features.
You should definitely try Xfce and LXDE. They are both click-click configurable and much lighter then GNOME.
The latest gTablet software update was released December 23, 2010 and deployed via automatic Over-the-Air update.
I believe that space is infinite, in that you can keep moving in any direction without hitting a wall.
Unless, of course, there is a wall on your way.
Oh and MS Word sucks in comparison.
You mean MS Ford, right?
Until Yahoo kills the service and deletes all your data. But I'm sure they'd never kill Flickr the way they killed Yahoo Photos[...]
From the article linked by you:
However, the company is offering several options for moving your photos to alternative services. In addition to Yahoo-owned Flickr, users can automatically migrate their photos to their accounts on Photobucket, Shutterfly, Snapfish, and Kodak Gallery.
I personally didn't care about my photos there, so I didn't do anything and all my photos ended up on Flicker. What's your story?
What this country needs is a good five dollar plasma weapon.