Artificial Intelligence

w00t, Ian go gnome!

Ian f you want eyecandy tips for gnome, check my blog.

Not good......especially after I scrapped the .xfc gimp file of it....damnit.

Very cool, AI Dude.

Thanks ^_^

AI are the banners hosted on your server? Because I put one in my sig as you can see. It's only 7kb but I guess it could add up to a few hundred kb or even Mb everytime one of my post appears on somebody's screen.

Nah, friends on this board are granted to link from my server space :)

But if you are looking for a place only used for hosting image/pic etc. I can recommend imageviper.com

Thanks guys. They are free to use (as long you don't published them as you own work) them as you wish.

Next will be the mother of ubuntu (Debian) more ubuntu and Arch linux and I see a request for a fedora.

The banners have been posted on my blog.

Now they are done. I made two diffrent of small mandriva banner and large mandriva banner;

Is it to clean or bright?

You'll be surprised! But it look awesome at the current state.

While waiting, here's some non-linux banners I made, but havn't published on my blog yet;

The Kubuntu banner is done and I'm at the moment making a mandriva one.

It's properly a driver problem (not installed or working).

He is welcome to/in the Ubuntu community B)

You could write to Michael Kurinnoy and request a mac version.

Graphic is great, so is the gameplay. The idea of buying ships or/and upgrading weapons/engines/special weapons is good in an arcade game, it gives the genre a some new perspective. Also that you need to buy ammo and repair is nice. Each episode is a following story of the previous you completed so you actually get a feeling of a storyline. It's almost like Starfighter (if you tried that), but much better in every aspect.

Also it's easy to make your own episodes I read somewhere.

Aye.

Perhaps this can help you: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=3...ht=kernel-panic

ramdisc: ran out of compressed data

Could be bad ram.

doh, mis-spell, gonna fix it, thanks.

Ubuntu Gamers Arena - News Section

Yes. Version 1.0 is out. The game which is free (as in beer) for linux users, but windows users have to pay to play it.

Also see Ubuntu Gamers Arena's Interview with Michael Kurinnoy the man behind Astromenace. Michael Kurinnoy have set up apt repository for Ubuntu users for easy access.

I might also add that I think linus does get pissed by the expectatation he should be DM agnostic... and at the same time Gnome devs obviously rub him the wrong way...

 

Whenever he makes any comment about what he prefers its met with furor from the Gnomies asking him to defend his position...

 

that has to get tiring after a while....

Well, then he shouldn't start off calling them nazis, that's very offensive IMHO. That helped him very little in his case.

Aww..... ain't that wallpaper cute? :) *click*

Nice.

taken by yourself?

OSNEWS is the best so far. The others (like digg.com and slashdot) is full of braindead comment from braindead people, it reminds me of a Jerry Springer show.

Here we go again....

I'm not looking forward to the next week Gnome vs. KDE war because of this *sigh* :mellow:

...I'm going for a beer.

Okay fair enough. I wasn't trying to force you to use it ;) Just suggested it.

Blasphamy! :P

Noone know what Canonical wants to use the CNR to (yet). The logical way will be rebuild/change CNR to replace the already easy add/remove application to Ubuntu standard.

As I understand it from Kervin (he explained CNR's advantages on the forum board) that Companies can ask CNR to make their software available for linux, then CNR converts the software to packages to fit the Distro that support CNR. This will make it more attactive for software companies to make software programs for linux without thinking of the diffrences distros and system setups. That's one of the big advantage will have.

It can waaaay more than that, not to mention the plugins that can be installed next to it. Yes some of it are for eyecandy, but there's good stuff in it that can make your desktop a better place to work with/at.

Finally bought a new monitor. 20" widescreen. Nice. :)

The only thing you need now is add beryl, then it's awesome! (v. 0.2 is very stable) :)

I found this old thread back from March 2006 when Kevin Carmony suggest the CNR to ubuntu in the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=138603

Might be worth reading (second post).