Re: 2.7 (=~e)
On Thu, Feb 7, 2008 at 9:40 AM, Tuomo Valkonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 2002-02-07 - Last release of Ion1 (it never had ds/rc/stable) > 2004-02-07 - First "stable" release of Ion2 > 2008-02-07 - First "stable" release of Ion3 > 2016-02-07 - ? I can't fully blame myself for missing this post in the first place (being in a hospital and not owning a bluetooth-enabled cellphone), but it's congratulations nevertheless! Despite of the disagreements I might have posted against you, I still think I owe you some beer (not having a chance to meet in person back a while ago when I used to live in Finland). :) > (Well, I doubt there's a semi-usable non-fascist platform left > by then. So much does the present state of FOSS and the course > it is taking suck. Although, with enough manpower, it might be > possible to write a full OS in eight years. So who's signing up?-) I'm kinda on it for a while now, although not nearly as ready for anything yet. Still, this post gives me sort of an ass kick, therefore I'd like to continue this conversation more subject-wise, like collecting ideas and opinions and with a higher seriousness than that of "hey, I'm writing a new operating system, it'll be mostly like linux, except for I'm the author" approach that I can possibly call for. Thanks for bringing this up. -- wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure
Re: 2.7 (=~e)
On 2008-02-27, Tuomo Valkonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Could be more fun than sitting in front of the computer and typing > crap, but the lakes are frozen.. finally.. and yet not well enough > to be safe for jigging. This "winter" sucks. (Actually my dictionary is probably wrong -- they often are -- claiming "jigging" is "pilkkiminen", and it's really just "ice fishing".) -- Tuomo
Re: 2.7 (=~e)
On 2008-02-27, Sylvain Abélard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Happy trolling :D Could be more fun than sitting in front of the computer and typing crap, but the lakes are frozen.. finally.. and yet not well enough to be safe for jigging. This "winter" sucks. -- Tuomo
Re: Some help to create a screen ruler.
On Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:37:26 -0500 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michaël Cadilhac) wrote: MC> Etan S. C. Reisner writes: >> P.S. I'm curious why you need to measure the distance between two points >> on your screen with such regularity. MC> I use a lot of maps :-) If they're on a website (for instance google MC> maps), I usually screenshot the page and open it in the Gimp. Install the Firefox Web Developer toolbar. Miscellaneous->Show Ruler. You can also find the size of a particular image or any other screen element with Information -> Display Element Information (Ctrl-Shift-F). The Firefox Firebug extension also has measurements, easily accessible in the context menu Inspect Element -> Layout tab on the right. It does many things the Web Developer toolbar doesn't, so I always install both. Ted
Re: 2.7 (=~e)
On 2008-02-27, Ted Zlatanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Everyone knows the next great OS will be written in Javascript :) I'm not sure how "great" it will be, but very likely it the next popular OS will be written in broken javascript on top of a stinking pile of C, C++, shell scripts, python, perl, mono, and other flaky hacks. Otherwise known as webshit-on-gnomefox-on-linux. -- Tuomo
Re: 2.7 (=~e)
> Everyone knows the next great OS will be written in Javascript :) The One True OS is just a new name for The One True Editor. And as everyone knows, it's in Lisp ^^ Happy trolling :D -- Sylvain Abélard "J'ai décidé d'être heureux, c'est meilleur pour la santé." -Voltaire
Re: 2.7 (=~e)
On Fri, 8 Feb 2008 07:11:53 + (UTC) Tuomo Valkonen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: TV> C.. and then some. TV> There's just no way around it: for any serious work you want C. Everyone knows the next great OS will be written in Javascript :) Ted
Re: frame without borders
On 2008-02-27, Adam Duck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've got a small question: how do I remove all window decorations around > a specific client window? I'd like to have my Audacious without any > decorations... Basically, you can't. It's very intentional. In case of tiled frames, you can in principle define the tiled-alt style to have no decorations. (By default it has no tab-bar.) But the borders between frames are typically formed from the decorations of frames on both sides of the border. -- Tuomo
frame without borders
Hello list, I've got a small question: how do I remove all window decorations around a specific client window? I'd like to have my Audacious without any decorations... cu, Adam.
