UG/NX is also for Linux and Mac. The Linux version is only said to be supported on Suse Linux, but I think with some tweaking you should manage to run it on any Linux flavor. All though the Mac and Linux versions doesn't look as polished as the Windows version, both Mac and Linux versions are full featured UG/NX software. NX on Wikipedia Also ProE seems to have a UNIX version, according to wikipedia.

nerds, Stuff that matters.

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If they forked the OpenOffice code, where is the source code?

Or do I miss something here? Isn't OpenOffice GPL.

You're of course right about the UI vs. UI toolkit thing.
But AFAIK Symbian^3 uses Qt as UI toolkit, and the new Nokia N8 will use Symbian^3. Isn't that a "serious go of it"? If the name is the only thing it has in common with the desktop toolkit, I'm not the right person to answer.

"What job?" option?

just say: "If that's to much bandwith for you, then just block youtube". I know i wouldn't buy an ISP for internet without youtube.

Local impact. Even if the Amazon river discharge a lot of fresh water in Brazil doesn't mean discharging fresh water some place in Norway have no impact on the local eco-system!

Actually, even if Firefox kept an encrypted store of what DLLs it had told the user about, there really isn't any way to prevent a malicious program from simply replicating the code used to create the store, so it would be pretty hard to always notify the user.

Google update is initiated here on my system (it looks like it is intended to facilitate installing updates to Google software while using Firefox, I would be surprised if it was doing anything nefarious):

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MozillaPlugins

I guess the DRM plugins are loaded because Firefox treats the Windows Media Player directory as a plug-in directory, by default:

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Plugin_scanning

"100-300 times more energy yield from the same amount of nuclear fuel." - wikipedia So in ca. 2030, when 4. generation nuclear power plants are commercial, we can use old nuclear fuel. And nuclear power will probably only get more and more efficient.

Ubuntu finally explains the difference between the two: "The big difference is that OpenOffice.org is free (and promises never to introduce Mr Clippy)"
http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/910features