This place at least used to have a collection of people fairly useful and
knowledgeable about Mozilla software.
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=39
The Sent folder inside Thunderbird is created right now. I have duplicates
for Trash, Sent and Drafts inside Inbox (and it's the only thing that is in
the Inbox for now).
The problem seems to be, the server has a different folder structure without
those duplicates and when I try to do
Did you mayhaps move the inbox as a subfolder to sent or vice versa?
Thanks for the suggestions. For some reason some of those suggested, like
LyX, weren't showing up at first for me in the repository. Eventually, after
a reboot, it fixed itself; I guess.
I ended up installing Texmaker and LyX to try, and I also installed Kate,
which I didn't realize had
If that is the case, that really sucks becuase FAT32 is everywhere and
supported on old operating systems that people still use like Windows XP,
supported on cameras and video game consoles, and of course modern Windows,
Mac, and Linux systems.
The sad reality is that people want things to
It also seems easy to code around if that's all it is. There are lots of other
file system formats that are free. And why any Linux-kernel-based device would
choose FAT32 for its default file format seems very odd to me. I would expect
ext3 or ext4 to be used. I wonder why that choice was
Lyx is very user friendly, but bear in mind that it creates files using its
own open format which unfortunately isn't backward compatible (i.e. might not
work on older version of Lyx) - of course you can always export to .tex to
use with a different editor . Gummi shows a preview of the text
I do not think [digital media] demand a completely new framework for how
it's governed. The copyright law is appropriate. It would however need some
fixes such as making it expire quicker (e.g., 10 years after the first
publication instead of the current 70 years after the death of all main
Patents are everywhere. There are tons of patents on various formats like
video and audio. It is unlikely you would be able to avoid them. Software
patents shouldn't be valid.
Why is Microsoft doing this?
Because it's a company rotten to the bone. Here's some dirt on them
http://web.archive.org/web/20110519051938/http://msversus.org/
And that archive doesn't contain the new crimes, like ooxml and the uefi
business.
This is a great movie, I watched it a couple of years ago and it really
points out the flaws in the patent system, especially in the case of
software.
I am not surprised by this though, just more of the same from MS.
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