It would appear that on Aug 1, Steve Litt did say:
You, my friend, are a prime candidate for two free software offerings I use
on
a daily, no, a minutely basis: Umenu and VimOutliner.
Big Snip
We keyboard types haven't gotten the respect we deserved ever since Windows
3.0 raised
It would appear that on Aug 1, Steve Litt did say:
You, my friend, are a prime candidate for two free software offerings I use
on
a daily, no, a minutely basis: Umenu and VimOutliner.
Big Snip
We keyboard types haven't gotten the respect we deserved ever since Windows
3.0 raised
It would appear that on Aug 1, Steve Litt did say:
> You, my friend, are a prime candidate for two free software offerings I use
> on
> a daily, no, a minutely basis: Umenu and VimOutliner.
<>
> We keyboard types haven't gotten the respect we deserved ever since Windows
> 3.0 raised
On Saturday 01 August 2009 00:12:51 Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote:
[rant-mode]
I might be a keyboard centric computer user who is always having
difficulty dealing with the point N click style dogma that seems
to say that if you make it easy for mouse centric users to click
instead of
On Saturday 01 August 2009 00:12:51 Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote:
[rant-mode]
I might be a keyboard centric computer user who is always having
difficulty dealing with the point N click style dogma that seems
to say that if you make it easy for mouse centric users to click
instead of
On Saturday 01 August 2009 00:12:51 Joe(theWordy)Philbrook wrote:
> [rant-mode]
> I might be a keyboard centric computer user who is always having
> difficulty dealing with the point N click style "dogma" that seems
> to say that if you make it easy for mouse centric users to click
> instead of
