I thought it was really neat when Linux Mint integrated the package manager into the launcher menu, you could either run an application you already have, or easily install a new one.
But even though it's downloading the application from the internet, it's not exactly "web content", is it?
There is remote desktop, it's called "tightvncserver".
It's alphabetical.
For anyone wondering where all the Sacajawea dollars went to, they are mostly in Ecuador. Ecuador uses US dollars as the currency, and people there use dollar coins all the time. You can see some photos of dirty tarnished dollar coins that have obviously been used, which is unheard of in the US.
FAT12 does support long file names, you know...
SNES wasn't slower than Genesis. While the clock speeds in MHZ may say one thing, the 65c816 runs most instructions in fewer cycles than the 68000.
I've heard you can add certificates to your browser to let the proxy server be trusted, but I can't confirm this.
Once people get QT ported to this thing, you will have reinvented the Sharp Zaurus. Just with more buttons.
Sounds just like all the other malware which used to connect to IRC to take its orders. Only difference is the protocol now.
Only 50? Hah! Try Fifty-Thousand Shades Of Grey.
I was thinking of switching from Ubuntu to PCLinuxOS, because I want to use a computer without ever needing to reinstall, in other words, rolling releases.
Mint looks really nice, but I don't think it has rolling releases.
Has anyone else used that PCLinuxOS, and how is it? Any better rolling releases distros out there that aren't too hard to install and set up?
Not to mention the Newton and the Pippin.
I don't want insects and fungi eating away at a computer chassis while the computer inside is still operating. Recyclable materials sound like a better idea than something that prematurely falls apart and rots away.
I think Windows fixed this in XP. I've seen programs that stop responding still be able to be minimized or force-closed with the X.
They send you the warning by replacing http websites you visit with the warning message.
If all else fails, lower your standards.
