simkin wrote:I've googled for it but didn't even find the libcm sources. Is it related with gnome, xorg?

You can get libcm from GNOME CVS.

Didn't pay attention to the output when I upgraded my kernel but I have noticed that the system appears to be running slower.

Edit: I don't have an nvidia card though.

I had the same problem and the suggestion in this post fixed it for me.

Starting local......
No idea! :D It just happens!

This just runs a script (/etc/init.d/local.start) that is a convenient place for you to quickly drop in a couple of commands that you wish to be run at boot. By default the script is probably empty so you could safely stop it from being run at ...

There are more usable (and, except in extreme cases, usability is far more important than how much resources a program consumes these days anyway) alternatives to TWM and since I have a pretty fast system I am happy to use them (IIRC TWM isn't as efficient as you might expect for something so ugly ...

I have been aware of it for sometime but it just looks like useless eye candy to me.

demon (as in bsd mascot)

*ahem* The FreeBSD mascot is a daemon and I just pronounce it the same way as I would pronounce "demon", it is just an older variant of that word after all so when it's applied to a piece of software I don't see why it would be pronounced any differently than it is when ...

I won't be in attendance unfortunately but may I suggest you dedicate a few minutes at some point to enlarge your "web of trust" by having a moment for GnuPG key signing?

The other thread has the exact same title as this one (which is what i searched for) and didn't come up in my search...
I don't think you could find it by search (I just tried several queries that should match the thread with no result) -- I found the thread by flicking through a search for posts ...

This time I'm OS/2, I was OS X last time though.

Well I don't know about doing a whole package but for an individual file open it up in vim and use the command

:runtime syntax/2html.vim

or

:TOhtml

for short. Sorry I can't provide a program to do a whole java package but hopefully you can struggle through with just that one vim command ...

squeegy wrote:notice the poll was closed right after debian took the lead... gentoo should have won, i sense foul play.

The poll isn't closed, it's just no longer on the front page. You can still vote.

I'm going to submit a patch to all window managers/desktop environment theme packages that will add a www.goat.cx theme with full colour backgound and maybe some nice icons.

Oooh. And without a warning about where those links led. See, this is not what I meant by polite.

Oh sorry I forgot that ...

It is not like it's the only theme that comes in it! It's just a big package of themes... Pick one that is APPROPRIATE for your enviroment--and ignore the rest.
I'm going to submit a patch to all window managers/desktop environment theme packages that will add a www.goat.cx theme with full colour ...

Well that's not exactly hardcore porn but I think it certainly falls into "potentially offensive material" and hence you should need the "offensive" USE flag to get it.

Because The Lord of the Rings is the book of the 20th century OMG please tell me you didn't actually just say that! :roll:
Actually, he did. :D
Probably, it was in reference to the 1997 poll by the BBC, which put LoTR just ahead of 1984 as the "Book of the Century".
Well I wouldn't put Nineteen ...

jounihat wrote:

SoLC wrote:Why is it okay for LoTR fans to complain but not for us Potter fans..

Because The Lord of the Rings is the book of the 20th century

OMG please tell me you didn't actually just say that!

Well I've read Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit and managed to sit through the first two of the Lord of the Rings films and I also managed to sit through the first Hary Potter film...

I think I've had enough magic spells, wizards, goblins and the like to last me a lifetime!

SoLC wrote: One set in UK english and one set in Danish.

Oh, that makes sense. For a moment there I was imagining you had some bizarre collection of different editions or something.

SoLC wrote:I own several copies of all 5 books.

I'm curious, why do you own several copies?

RaaR wrote: Since firefox-bin 0.9 loads faster than firefox 0.9 (from source).
And yes, I know that this makes it sound like setting your own CFLAGS is a waste of time.

If you choose good CFLAGS it should be at least as fast as the official binary.

Nice, the script down under is very nice indeed!
If you wish to try out the script you can find it here:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/lativy/code/sti/sti
it's a bit ugly since my perl is very rusty but it seems to work OK, the mail monitor only works if your mail is stored in the maildir format ...

I don't care about the speed of ion. I use ion3 daily, although i'm under gnome 2.6 now, and i fall in love with the keybindings and to have a overview over all the windows on one workspace. i love ion and i don't think it's ugly.

my ion3 screenshot
Oh if we are posting screenshots here is my ...

There are smaller window managers though. Evilwm does not tile, but is very efficient, and I like it lots.
What I don't like about evilwm is that (last time I used it anyway) you had to launch an xterm that you would launch other apps from and there didn't seem to be any configurability of ...

At the moment I've been trying to get a bitmap to load as my wallpaper, but xsetroot just plain doesn't want to do it.
nrl if you have some free time and if you want, can you check if you can get it to work? Thanks.
I've never tried a bitmap, why not just convert it to a jpeg or PNG file with the ...