I just wanted to let everyone know that I am still alive.

Since I got GNOME 2.2, I hated the missing tear off menus. On 1.4 I had tearoff menus on the menus with the programs. I did, however, enable tearoff menus in gconf, but that only added it to several programs. What I am really wanting is for the panel to have them.

If you were wondering, here it is:

>CowboyNeal CTCP VERSION
-CowboyNeal- VERSION X-Chat Aqua 0.8.2 (xchat 2.0.1) Darwin 6.5 [Power Macintosh]

I also have BeOS on the 80 GB hard drive. It is R5 PE(the last one from Be, Inc.). It is on an image on my FAT32 C: partition since that is the easiest way. I don't use it much and have a floppy to boot to BeOS. This is much simplier than partitioning for it and to me makes more since for an old dead OS ;-p (Currently it is kinda dead) it is. I downloaded R5 PE a while back and decided to put it on since I had nothing to lose other than some disk space and if I

I actually set up my 80 GB Hard Drive a while back (like February). I had Mandrake 8.1 on there and put root and /home partitions for Linux of 3.something and 9.9 gigs for home. I had a 4.something gig partition of ntfs that I never used. So I repartitioned a little.

I plan to sometime in this year to put in an 80GB HD I have already in my computer. I will partition it with Linux and Windoughs partitions (extfs2, fat32). I may give more details after this is finished. The main delay is that I currently have too much going on in windoughs on my 30 GB HD currently.

Stephen

What does this look like?

What is this thing for? What does it do? You can comment if you wish.