Simon, Stardock made it pretty clear in several threads that OD 1.9x is not a priority for them. As far as 2.0 goes - no software company will give a release date other than "Soon". I guess we're all stuck with these systray bugs (Vista 64, Skype, Steam, etc.) until further notice.
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Starter Edition made me lol. Have fun multitasking all 3 of your apps on your brand spankin' new netbook!
Empires mod for Half-Life 2.
All tests were done with dynamic dreams only. Not sure about AA, will check it when I get home.
Cutting edge is only cutting for about 5 minutes anyways. By the time they ship you the part, the true geeks are already laughing at your outdated technology.
Progress. DS is now taking only 49% of one of the cores. Still unacceptable performance though. Everything else from OD+ to just dragging windows around is very sluggish. ATI's got some more work to do. Core 2 Duo 2.4 Ghz, ATI Radeon X1950XT 512MB, WinXP SP3, DX9.0c, latest ATI drivers.
Does the BIOS recognize the drive? If not, could be because of the jumper conflict. IDE drives come with jumpers usually pre-installed in either "Master" or "Cable Select" by default. Check to see if other IDE devices (CD ROM for example) are not in conflict by being on the same channel and setting.
I would not recommend vlite/nlite to an average user. You can easily end up removing services that you think you don't need, only to end up with a crippled system. Some of these side-effects won't show up right away, but will reveal themselves when you try to install software that relies on these services or drivers. The worst part is that you can't just plug those things back in, and usually need to create a brand new image and re-install the OS from scratch.
Will give it a test drive tonight. DS was dogging on my XP partition, taking 100% of one of the cores. Hopefully these drivers will be an improvement.
[quote who="HG_Eliminator" reply="25" id="1971866"]If I cant skin it... Im not even gunna bother. [/quote] http://art.gnome.org/
[quote who="k10w3" reply="16" id="1970315"]... it sits in my desk drawer, because I don't know how to USE anything but Windows ...[/quote] You didn't know how to use Windows once either. Seriously though, Ubuntu just might be the easiest Linux distro for Windows users to pick up. You'd be amazed at how similar the interface is to Win2K/XP.
Windows - Ubuntu WindowBlinds - Compiz-Fusion WindowFX - Compiz-Fusion ObjectDock - too many to list (Cairo, AWN, Kiba, etc.) OD+ - haven't found any... yet. DeskScapes - XWinWrap IconPackager, Theme Manager - built-in.
I have only one thing to say to Juice: "Where's your Johnnie Cochran now, b!tch?!"
[quote who="ImStein" reply="6" id="1959164"] It emitts no toxic fumes??? [/quote] Emitting toxic fumes is not the only definition of pullutants. Cutting down trees and ore mining aren't exactly helping the environment. [quote who="Jafo" reply="7" id="1959192"] though the once-used lead-based paint to make 'em look 'pretty' would have made sucking them less than 'ideal'....[/quote] That explains an entire generation.
How is a pencil "environmentally friendly" when it's made out of wood and graphite? :p
Can you give a bit more information on DeskScapes XP? Things like system requirements and performance statistics would be great to whet our appetites.
Couldn't have been that good, after all it was only half of the operating system :p
A: What could be worse than biting into a sandwitch and finding a rat inside? Q: Biting into a sandwitch and finding half a rat inside.
My first real machine was a custom-built 486 DX2-66 with 2MB RAM and a 400MB HD that ran MS-DOS 5.0 and Windows 3.11 with Norton Desktop. Ah, those were the days of fiddling with config.sys and autoexec.bat trying to make himem.sys and emm386.exe work for loading device drivers into the upper memory. Then DOS 6 came out and I was busy putting together boot menus. Then I installed Windows 95 and brought that PC for an upgrade of adding another 400MB hard drive (who'd ever n
They might be the norm, but that doesn't mean I have to put up with obtrusive and nagging advertisements. http://adblockplus.org/en/ Edit: I do not find WinCustomize subscription of value (unlike the ObjectDesktop subscription which I purchased). I am more than content with the limitations of not subscribing, aside from the ads. They waste my bandwidth, are an eyesore, and are completely out of context. "Ad-supported" revenue is just that, supported</
[quote who="Zubaz" reply="16" id="1929795"]Members "pay for their usage" through adverts.[/quote] Please feel free to point out the wording in terms of service where it states that members who do not subscribe must "pay for their usage" in any way, shape or form.
[quote who="Zubaz" reply="10" id="1928404"] So you are taking without giving. How'd you vot in the past election? [/quote] Excuse me! What exactly am I "taking"? Do I get the free monthly skins? Do I get the unlimited downloads? Do I get discounts on Master skins? The only "benefit" I am getting is supressing obtrusive ads. Are you going to call me a thief for fast-forwarding through TV commercials too? And why don't you tap
I don't see any ads either, because I use a great browser with an awesome plugin.
Fair and balanced :p
If a man says something but there is no woman to hear him, is he still wrong? "I didn't know what happiness was until I got married ... but then it was too late." Q: What's the dirrefence between boys and men? A: Men's toys are more expensive. Q: What is the best way for a man to remember his wedding anniversary? A: Forget it once.