Comment Re:K? (Score 1) 364
I thought it stood for KDE.
You know KDE Desktop Environment.
Funny that I cannot recall where I've seen that before.
Submission + - Inkscape 0.47 released (inkscape.org)
derrida writes: After over a year of intensive development and refactoring, Inkscape 0.47 is out. This version of the SVG-based vector graphics editor brings improved performance and tons of new features, some of which are as follows: timed autosave, Spiro splines, auto-smooth nodes, Eraser tool, new modes in Tweak tool, snapping options toolbar & greater snapping abilities, new live path effects (including Envelope), over 200 preset SVG filters, new Cairo-based PS and EPS export, spell checker, many new extensions, optimized SVG code options, and much more.
Additionally, it would be wrong to not mention the hundreds of bug fixes. Check out the full release notes for more information about what has changed, enjoy the screenshots, or just jump right to downloading your package for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.
Additionally, it would be wrong to not mention the hundreds of bug fixes. Check out the full release notes for more information about what has changed, enjoy the screenshots, or just jump right to downloading your package for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.
Comment Re:Exchange-Outlook-SharePoint, baby! (Score 1) 394
What's next then? Banks holding all your money?
Comment Re:what goes around, comes around (Score 1) 192
But this time for a tube photo not for airforce bases.
Comment Re:Truth in naming (Score 3, Funny) 281
Yes, but what about downloaders?
Comment Re:The link to solve the problem (Score 5, Informative) 360
Some other options:
- BTJunkie
- Demonoid
- isoHunt
- LokiTorrent
- Mininova
- myBittorrent
- Seedpeer
- ShareReactor
- Suprnova.org
- TorrentSpy
- ...
Comment Re:At least go to the original source... (Score 0, Troll) 236
Just testing the community reflections.
Comment For those who might have some questions.... (Score -1) 236
Comment Desktop Linux (Score 3, Insightful) 129
That's the way to the desktop. Through governments and big organizations.
Comment Netbeans (Score 1) 291
Does this mean that Netbeans is still alive?
Comment Re:But will they (Score 1) 374
no. only if they redistribute it.
Comment Re:Slashdotted. (Score 1, Redundant) 678
Submission + - Windows 7 - What we know so far... (apcmag.com)
Anonymous Anti-Coward writes: "We're still in the long dark before 7's dawn, but the earliest signs are encouraging: a new streamlined kernel, an inbuilt VM for running old software, a revised and simplified UI... there's every chance that Microsoft intends Windows 7 to rise from the ashes of Vista and be what Mac OS X was for Apple.'
Vista was released on January 30 2007 at which time it became available to one and all.
Unfortunately for Microsoft, the number of people who bought Vista was much closer to 'one' than 'all'."
Vista was released on January 30 2007 at which time it became available to one and all.
Unfortunately for Microsoft, the number of people who bought Vista was much closer to 'one' than 'all'."
Submission + - 9/11 Conspiracy Theories Debunked (maniacworld.com)
derrida writes: "To support the controlled-demolition theory, conspiracy theorists attack the official NIST report by insisting that fire doesn't melt steel. What NIST actually does claim is that the fires were sufficient enough to weaken the steel to the point where they would fail — structurally. This video attempts to debunk the 9/11 conspiracy theorists one at a time."
Submission + - Danny Smith stepping down as MinGW maintainer (sourceforge.net)
derrida writes: "From the cygwin mailing list: "Danny Smith sent email to the MinGW lists yesterday indicating that he
was stepping down as a maintainer. Danny was the key person responsible for most of the improvements made to gcc and
binutils for windows in the last couple of years. His contributions
will be sorely missed. This is a real blow for Windows versions of gcc and binutils on both MinGW and Cygwin.""
