Derek Martin wrote:
We've been talking a lot about Linux on the desktop these days. I'm
curious about what applications people find to be lacking on Linux.
Derek Martin wrote:
> We've been talking a lot about Linux on the desktop these days. I'm
> curious about what applications people find to be
Randy Edwards wrote:
I'm sure this has been asked before but, what is (are) the best ISP
in north country?
The biggest is North Country Internet Access, ncia.net, based out
of Berlin. They do various IT support, networking, internet access
and services, and also have a small computer retail
> I've always seen the GIMP vs. Photoshop issue as one primarily due to
> the monopoly-like dominance of Photoshop. That combined with factors like
a
> quirky UI, the lack of an "official" Windows GIMP port, and the fact that
> the users of these programs typically aren't the deepest, meant th
the apps you mention available for Linux. Or in the GvP case, what is
needed to get the Linux alternative up to snuff.
I've always seen the GIMP vs. Photoshop issue as one primarily due to
the monopoly-like dominance of Photoshop. That combined with factors like a
quirky UI, the lack of an "
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Thanks Ted,
I promised to post my presentation online, and what I would like to do
is post it in the GNHLUG wiki. I would really like to see it become a
'living document' that all GNHLUG members can contribute to, so that's
why I think it's particularly useful to post it to the wiki. Until I
We've been talking a lot about Linux on the desktop these days. I'm
curious about what applications people find to be lacking on Linux.
These can range from some small configuration utility that you wish
existed, to some monumental colossus of a software package.
To answer my own question, these
I'm sure this has been asked before but, what is (are) the best ISP in
north country?
The biggest is North Country Internet Access, ncia.net, based out of
Berlin. They do various IT support, networking, internet access and
services, and also have a small computer retail/fix shop in downtown
Congratulations to Greg Rundlett, Dave Berube, and Justin Seiferth for a
comprehensive presentation last night at NHTI's Center for Training and
Business Development. Sponsored by Kathy Moore and Terry Simkin of the
Center, the evening was a free informational session to judge the depth of
interest
