Just to let you know, (and thank you again), Jerry, how much I have
enjoyed and used that link since you first mentioned it to the group
quite a while back. Having to type out url addresses is a real pain.
-As far as all that Linux talk goes, I am doing what my
philosophy professor
Thanks for the help with IE. I switched to Safari and have not had any
problems. It took a while to figure out how to make Safari think that I was
starting it for the first time so it would copy all of my bookmarks, but
somehow I did it.
Safari is nice enough, but I can see some features that co
Hello Robert,
Type the following into your url thingy
javascript:location.href='mailto:?
SUBJECT='+document.title+'&BODY='+escape(location.href)
then drag it down onto the bookmark's bar. You will have an instant
"send link" button.
Jerry
On Oct 12, 2004, at 5:34 PM, Robert
On Oct 12, 2004, at 11:19 AM, Rex Baldazo trolled:
> That's the general thesis of this column:
>
> http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9590_22-5406365.html
>
> I think David is just trying to be controversial to stir up debate, but
> still he has some good points.
As a user of both Mac OS X and Linux, thi
That's the general thesis of this column:
http://news.zdnet.com/2100-9590_22-5406365.html
I think David is just trying to be controversial to stir up debate, but
still he has some good points.
--- Rex.
| The next meeting of the Louisville Computer Society will
| be September 28. The LCS Web p
Linux gained a huge support base this weekend when Novell decided to
throw its weight behind supporting Open Source Software.
The problem is this: the threat of lawsuits. If a small business "D"
uses Open Source Software, it faced the possibility of being sued for
IP violations (say company "M"
Strangely their cherryos.com Web server is running on a Windows .NET
machine. You'd think they would run their Web site on an OS X box,
either using their own emulator or running native on a Mac.
--- Rex.
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Two words: Laptops and Games.
I have Windows boxes because I still like to play PC games (though the
XBox is curing me of that somewhat).
I have a Mac laptop because Linux on a laptop is a pain in the arse
(hardware support is touch and go).
Otherwise, Linux rocks :) The main reason: no per-cp
If he had published this last week, he would have had some subtle
thoughts that others have not raised cogently yet (I suspect others are
wondering if GNOME will lose to KDE ---KDE is closer to OS-X than GNOME
is and some distributors are dropping GNOME support in favor of KDE). I
also think th
