Bonobo is the GNOME equivelent to COM or OpenDoc or KParts. It allows you
to embed apps in one another (i.e. put a gnumeric spreadsheet into an
abiword document). It's built on CORBA (OmniORB), so it works not only on
the desktop, but across the network.
jeff
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>[EMAI
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> coming with Bonobo support in both. Info from the recent GUADEC on GNOME
> Office:
>
What is Bonobo? I know I've heard the name, but don't remember
what it is. From you're context, it sounds like something similar to
M$ Windows clipboard. I mention this because, u
Paul Lussier said:
>In a message dated: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 05:25:26 PDT
>Vince McHugh said:
>
>>(despite what the Sun folks keep saying about their "modular
architecture"
>
>It's only "modular" in the OpenOffice 6.x series, which is still very
>early alpha.
>
I question the modularity there - lik
In a message dated: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 05:25:26 PDT
Vince McHugh said:
>(despite what the Sun folks keep saying about their "modular architecture"
It's only "modular" in the OpenOffice 6.x series, which is still very
early alpha.
Btw, could you please not send HTML mail, it's quite annoying.
T
Hi All,
I would like to generate some discussion about setting "the sticky Bit" on an App to keep it in Memory when not actively running. I understand with limited RAM this would cause an even greater problem. But what if the RAM was increased to say 128 megs and this desktop was going to be
On Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Tom Laurie wrote:
> I have now set up two Linux boxes; a server and a desktop on identical
> Pentium 166s with 32 MB of ram.
>
> I was very impressed with just about everything about the server: Apache,
> database, ssh, etc... I was less impressed with the desktop.
Graphic
Another couple of things to do, Tom:
1.) Open a terminal window and do a 'free' command and see how badly
you're swapping.
When you see those results, you'll want to add memory and/or swap space.
2.) Bring up X, and then run 'xosview'. That may give you a visual
display of how bad things are..
ning. I downloaded and installed Star
> Office. The problem is that it is very slow. It takes almost a minute
> for
> Star Office to come up. This is a lot slower than when this machine had
> windows 98 on it with MS Office.
>
> I have two questions:
>
> Am I expect
em is that it is very slow. It takes almost a minute for
Star Office to come up. This is a lot slower than when this machine had
windows 98 on it with MS Office.
I have two questions:
Am I expecting too much?
If I'm not expecting too much, what can I do to speed up this install?
Tom Laurie
