It's called distro fatigue. There comes a point in time when people start
to look beyond bragging rights about successful install and driver
insertion, and want to get some work done.
Ya, I guess people work with computers. I use it mostly for information
gathering, computing my taxes and
Hello Mr. Anand Kulkarni
I was also thinking in the same direction. But I am
not aware about how receive required information from
Govt under Information Act. If you help us then we can
certainly seek the details of govt expenditure on
proprietory softwares.
With the help of Right to
Nishit Dave wrote:
Another irritating aspect was the way sub-levels of the
start menu take up the whole screen, and fonts need to be tweaked in all
distros except Ubuntu to keep eyes from watering.
Do you find the default fonts in Fedora to be problematic? I doubt that
that's the case since
On 3/21/07, Rahul Sundaram [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you find the default fonts in Fedora to be problematic? I doubt that
that's the case since both these distributions default to the same font
family.
It may perhaps be due to the default fonts in Firefox on Linux - that's what
I tend to
Hi,
On a related note, CDAC Chennai has come up with a new Ubuntu based distro
called BOSS specifically tailored for Indian languages. I didn't see
inbuilt marathi support.
http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/03/12/1631206
http://bosslinux.in/
Kunal
On 3/21/07, Pramukh Pracharak - Grahak
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Kunal Thakar wrote:
On a related note, CDAC Chennai has come up with a new Ubuntu based distro
called BOSS specifically tailored for Indian languages. I didn't see
inbuilt marathi support.
http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/03/12/1631206
On 3/21/07, Ranjit Bhonsle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's called distro fatigue. There comes a point in time when people start
to look beyond bragging rights about successful install and driver
insertion, and want to get some work done.
Ya, I guess people work with computers. I use it
