Hello,
Since my last attempt to change (or at least to talk about changing) the
freenet UI didn't really succeed, maybe it's better to focus on some points.
*The default CSS theme:
I think that the clean-dropdown theme is good, but there is one big problem
imho: the status bar looks like the m
Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Our friend has also localised the wininstaller (this is subject to technical
> issues Zero3 hopefully will be able to resolve), and jSite (I will deal with
> this soon).
Yah. If anyone has a Windows setup with a cyrillic/chinese/japanese/...
locale, I'd be grateful if
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Hello,
Since my last attempt to change (or at least to talk about changing) the
freenet UI didn't really succeed, maybe it's better to focus on some points.
*The default CSS theme:
I think that the clean-dropdown theme is good, but there is one big problem
imho: the status bar looks like the m
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 8:35 AM, Matthew Toseland
wrote:
> Some Chinese feedback: Main point is there are a lot of old PCs with very
> limited RAM, although new ones have plenty of RAM. Broadband is however
> reasonable in general, making it a better candidate than Iran. Suggested
> making start
Matthew Toseland wrote:
> Our friend has also localised the wininstaller (this is subject to technical
> issues Zero3 hopefully will be able to resolve), and jSite (I will deal with
> this soon).
Yah. If anyone has a Windows setup with a cyrillic/chinese/japanese/...
locale, I'd be grateful if
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 8:35 AM, Matthew Toseland
wrote:
> Some Chinese feedback: Main point is there are a lot of old PCs with very
> limited RAM, although new ones have plenty of RAM. Broadband is however
> reasonable in general, making it a better candidate than Iran. Suggested
> making start
Some Chinese feedback: Main point is there are a lot of old PCs with very
limited RAM, although new ones have plenty of RAM. Broadband is however
reasonable in general, making it a better candidate than Iran. Suggested making
startup on startup configurable, substantially reducing memory footpri
