Hi guys,
Which one of the following is more stable Compiz Fusion or Beryl.
I am using Fedora 7 as my distro.
Thanks,
Lee
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Which one of the following is more stable Compiz Fusion or Beryl.
I can parse the above as follows:
Which one of the following is more stable? Compiz, Fusion or Beryl?
Which one of the following is more stable Compiz? "Fusion" or "Beryl"?
Which one of the following i
Lee,
> Which one of the following is more stable Compiz Fusion or Beryl.
>
I have always found Compiz to be the most stable but that's become a
moot point as the two have re-merged and this new merged offering is a
part of the soon to be released Mandriva 2008.0 I have been beta
testing the lat
> Which one of the following is more stable Compiz Fusion or Beryl.
Compiz Fusion is the merger of Compiz and Beryl, so you should probably go
with that... Aside from both being heinous abuses of the senses and taste.
- Jeff
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Assuming you are getting these packages from a genuine ubuntu repo the short
answer is enter y instead of n. The long answer is that the GPG key you
have installed for verifying package signing doesn't match the new packages.
You probably should do "sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install
ubuntu
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Hi Simon
I have a friend who is an architect and he makes heavy use of SketchUp.
It's now owned by Google and there is a free version available (Win/Mac
only unfortunately).
But if you are after a "real" solution rather than a time-waster then it
is probably worth a look. You could always run it
On Wed, October 3, 2007 9:13 am, Tony Sceats wrote:
> You should definitely check the logs to see what's being looked at..
> depending upon what it is and who it is there's a variety of things you
> can do - eg change images to a lower res, or put a forbidden rule into
> your htaccess files for th
On Fri, 5 Oct 2007, Rev Simon Rumble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi folks.
>
> I'm planning some building alterations and was wondering if anyone could
> recommend any free CAD-type software for architectural drawings or 3D
> models of houses? Something that doesn't take a lifetime to master
> wo
