Ricardo Palomares Martínez wrote:
I'm not trying to prove you wrong with this post, but for an average
user that is not really able to do himself the housekeeping in the
OS (besides applying updates), I'd say you will find / have found more
fundamental changes switching from Windows XP to
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
... And there are very few Windows users who would willing accept
that before they can use something, theg must first compile it.
On that issue, I've been using Linux for about seven years and have
never once compiled a single ... anything. I'm not sure why you think
On 1/4/2012 3:28 PM PT, Tom Pamin typed:
The other good thing I've noted is that SM 2.6.1 does not crash when
printing certain web pages. This was becomong a major problem with
2.0.14.
Just curious. Which web pages crashed your SM v2.0.14? I haven't run
into that problem. I do get rare random
Philip TAYLOR wrote:
Ricardo Palomares Martínez wrote:
I'm not trying to prove you wrong with this post, but for an average
user that is not really able to do himself the housekeeping in the
OS (besides applying updates), I'd say you will find / have found more
fundamental changes switching
Ant wrote:
On 1/4/2012 7:09 PM PT, flyguy typed:
Norton Internet Security 2012 offers Browser protection for
Internet Explorer 6.0 or later, Chrome 10.0 or later, and Firefox
3.6 or later. According to Norton:
When you turn on Browser Protection, Norton Internet Security
proactively blocks
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
That was my initial reaction, too. But it turns out you can click
any folder name in the displayed hierarchy and go directly there,
so there's no need for an up button.
I agree : there is no /need/ for up button, in just
same way that there is no need for more than
I just wrote:
Not clear from the NIS documentation. On my system, the option is there
and enabled (not grayed out), so maybe it's working. The web help
doesn't mention SM, though:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
I just wrote:
Not clear from the NIS documentation. On my system, the option is there
and enabled (not grayed out), so maybe it's working. The web help
doesn't mention SM, though:
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
[...]I've been using Linux for about seven years
and have never once compiled a single ... anything.
...though that does remain an option which is available with FOSS
--unlike the all-closed-source segment
which makes up the majority of the M$ ecosystem.
...despite
Hartmut Figge wrote:
JeffM wrote:
My question is: What tasks do these folks actually do
that **requires** the easily-infected / needs-anti-whatever-apps OS?
There *are* games which wine is unable to cope with. :)
...which echoes my use of the term toy OS. 8-)
Don't serious gamers run a
I use a Mac and am operating from OS 10.6.8.
I also use SeaMonkey v.2.5.
The other day I noticed a new folder in my SM lineup called Archives.
What caused that to show up? Was it part of v.2.5 SM and I never noticed
it until now?
From time to time, I notice new messages in there, in
Hello!
I tried to add an RSS feed to SeaMonkey NB (from menu Bookmarks -
Subscribe to this page - Subscribe to this feed using: News Blogs)
but without any reaction. Add RSS feed to Google Reader from the same
site works (Subscribe to this feed using: Google) as well as manually
add rss
Keith Whaley wrote:
The other day I noticed a new folder in my SM lineup called Archives.
What caused that to show up? Was it part of v.2.5 SM and I never noticed
it until now?
From time to time, I notice new messages in there, in sub-folders
titled 2011 or 2012. I don't recall setting up
Petr Voralek wrote:
Hello!
I tried to add an RSS feed to SeaMonkey NB (from menu Bookmarks -
Subscribe to this page - Subscribe to this feed using: News Blogs)
but without any reaction. Add RSS feed to Google Reader from the same
site works (Subscribe to this feed using: Google) as
Hello, Everybody,
I got a new laptop almost two weeks ago. I got excited about it. Before
I downloads SeaMonkey from the SeaMonkey-projects site, I went to my
Desktop and I found that I CAN import. But, I am looking for Export. I
want to export my stuff from my Desktop into my laptop to be
On 01/06/2012 10:04 PM, John Cunniff aliandika:
Hello, Everybody,
I got a new laptop almost two weeks ago. I got excited about it. Before
I downloads SeaMonkey from the SeaMonkey-projects site, I went to my
Desktop and I found that I CAN import. But, I am looking for Export. I
want to
WLS wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
I just wrote:
Not clear from the NIS documentation. On my system, the option is there
and enabled (not grayed out), so maybe it's working. The web help
doesn't mention SM, though:
On 01/06/2012 11:10 PM, Ed Mullen aliandika:
WLS wrote:
Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
I just wrote:
Not clear from the NIS documentation. On my system, the option is there
and enabled (not grayed out), so maybe it's working. The web help
doesn't mention SM, though:
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