I know you're saying gnome-mplayer is finalised, but for future reference it
might be worth looking at parole from the xfce goodies package. Its actually
lighter than gnome-mplayer and has a brilliant UI
http://goodies.xfce.org/projects/applications/parole
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Hi,
I've had a quick test and I'd say there was a few things missing.
There is no mouse cursor theme at the moment, can I recommennd
dmz-cursor-theme from the repos.
Also, creating a config file for Chromium in the skel directory might be
useful.
Also, might be just a problem for me, but the ba
On 21 February 2010 12:27, Lee Briggs wrote:
> On 21 February 2010 09:36, Jo Gerb wrote:
>
>> one more thing: has anyone ever installed a .deb? i tried it with the
>> proxy-GUI from Leszek, but it failed. XArchiver opened and gave a fail
>> ("failed to execute chi
I think I've said this before, but is there any reason we couldn't give
mono-paint a try?
Its a paint.net clone, unfortunately its written in mono, but its still
pretty damn good for its size..
http://code.google.com/p/paint-mono/
2010/2/27 神癒礁湖
> I know the default editor in Lubuntu is not u
It really depends how close the beta is and how good the support will be
once the final version is released.
It seems silly to unfreeze now if the implementation of undelete is going to
be rushed, however, if you're confident that you're going to be able to get
good quality from the feature then I
The problem is, we could discuss which applications to include for years and
never reach a consensus.
Chrome is good, developed regularly and efficient. The only browser I'd
include over Chrome is the newest Midori which is extremely good. Its
improved lots since it was tested for the Lucid build.
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