I used to get this strange problem where each of the workspaces would
be a seperate compiz cube (ie if I had 4 workspaces I had 12
'screens'). I moved to beryl and the problem went away. Who knows???
Regards,
On 07/10/2007, Marius Gedminas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, Oct 07, 2007 at
Readyboost is a good idea in theory, but in practice I believe there
could be a few problems. The hot-pluggable nature means you would have
to keep a copy of the key's contents synched with the HD / RAM anyway.
The contents would also need to be encrypted in case of theft.
From the reviews I have
Hi all
I think putting a password by default on the grub booter just adds another
level of unnecessary complexity for users. Enabling it by default you force
people to learn another password which they then have to type in every time
you boot etc etc. I think a better option would be to allow
