Artificial Intelligence

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In my opinion 2.8 is better anyway. The lack of menu editing kills 2.10 for me.

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>> The Smeg menu editor << Works like a dream, you should try it! :)

Laxius Power written by Darkelve

MU Online written by Ethraza

Out of Order written by Darkelve

World of Warcraft written by hanes

Make it in black instead, bvc

Boooo! Booooo! Get him off the stage!!! *Throws rotten tomatoes*

 

Gnome users are insecure. Deep down they know KDE is better. They just can bring themselves to admit it. That's why they throw rotten tomatoes instead.

 

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:P

Try both and I'm sure you'll stay with KDE. :)

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Boooo! Booooo! Get him off the stage!!! *Throws rotten tomatoes*

I'm a Gnome guy :) so I recommend Gnome. But to be truly I think you just have to "experiment" with diffrent desktops to see which one that ring a bell for you.

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Have you tried with another color to see if it's looking better that way? Or perhaps using a third color?

Okay, thanks. Well I think I just wait until it's possible to do it in an easy way :)

Another question: How do I add the text (the name) of the application next to the icon in the drawer?

I don't quite understand how you got rid of the arrow of the drawer.

By the way I hope th people behind Gnome makes it possible to make own menues.

if the blue looks too dirty, it is because the color is not saturated enough. try to use a similar color code that has more saturation. (i know, those colours are hard to find, but they exist and will make the theme look much better).

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Good that the oracle dropped by and spread his wisdom

Many thanks, bvc :)

Oh, the panel size I'm using is size 30 (standard is 25). I don't know what's happen to it. I reinstalled my OS and downloaded the d3a and it shows up like this. Never happen before with d3a...

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There's something "wrong" with the blue color....I can't right put my fingers on what it is.

Greetings!

Is there an easy way to add custom menu(s) to the gnome Panel, like the 'Application', 'Places' and 'System' but where you can name your own and "fill" it with application shortcuts as you fit? If there aren't an easy way can anyone show me the hard way?

I was thinking making my gnome desktop a MacOS wannabe.

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GF4 ti4600 128mb

orion@Universe:~$ glxgears
20467 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4093.400 FPS
23429 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4685.800 FPS
23439 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4687.800 FPS
23439 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4687.800 FPS
23420 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4684.000 FPS
23427 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4685.400 FPS
23436 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4687.200 FPS
23417 frames in 5.0 seconds = 4683.400 FPS

In your face, Bill $$$!!! Long live Open Source!

Maybe Ubuntu works too well for Geeks? It installs too easily, works too stabily and doesn't require enough attention for Geeks to feel clever using it.

 

Or am I smoking my socks?

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Perhaps you're smoking to much socks :P .

I'm not a geek but know my ways around stuff, but why should geeks complain for something that works, if I havn't misunderstood the issue? Isn't that the point? If the so called geeks wants to fiddle with something and want to tweak and fix every day they should build up a distro of their own?

But then again some says ubuntus got some issues and other people say it's to easy and stable etc. confusing eh? So who's the geeks and who's the non-geeks and what do they complain about of the same distro?

[ubuntu defense combat mode=on]

[Alarm parameters=yellow]

[flaming possibilty=35%]

[flame missiles=off]

[troll attack=off]

[defensive non-flammable underwear=on]

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Ps. this was not aimed at SoulSe I just want to extend his question a little further :)

Can you actually see any files on the CD? If so have to tried to copy all the CD to your hard-disc, I did that with Wow to get it installed.

Edit: Try to install other version of Cedega via P2P and see if it make any changes. Though it can be a Madriva problem though.

Did you try to change from win89 to winXP in the configuration box?

Something I'm working on just for fun.

Ubuntu Future Wallpaper

The real size will be 1600x1200 when finished and it's ofcause made with Gimp ;)

:deal: ...though don't you think the idea of a game will vanish if cheating?

* * * RACER GAMES * * *

GLtron

Category: Science Fiction Racer

Homepage: GLtron Homepage

License: GPL

Latest Version: 0.70

Screenshots: Screenshots

Platform: Linux, Mac OS, Windows.

Hardware Requirement: 3D card

Additional System Requirements: mesa (open GL), SDL

Singleplayer: Yes.

Multiplayer: LAN, internet soon.

Demo: Freeware

Description: You steer a futuristic bike, called lightcycle. Combat takes place in a rectangular arena. Your bike leaves a trail behind, which is like a wall. The goal is to force the other players to drive into a wall. The winner is the last player alive.

Notes: -

Reviews: -

Related websites: Armagetron, Forum, Tron related Games.

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Mini Racer

Category: Bird Perspective Racer

Homepage: http://miniracer.sourceforge.net/

License: GPL

Latest Version: 1.0.6

Screenshots: Screenshot 1, Screenshot 2,

Platform: Linux

Hardware Requirement: 3D Card

Additional System Requirements: OpenGL

Singleplayer: Yes.

Multiplayer: Yes.

Demo: No. (freeware)

Description: MiniRacer is an OpenGL car racing game, based on ID's famous Quake® engine.

The goal of this project is, to port the original game, which was written for Win32, to Linux™. Further we want to add new features and make some redesign of the old project. The first goal is reached with release 1.04.

Notes: -

Reviews: -

Related websites: -

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Turbo Slider

Category: Racer

Homepage: Jolly Good Games

License: $ 12.95

Latest Version: 1.0.6

Screenshots: Screenshots

Platform: Linux, Windows.

Hardware Requirement: Pentium II 400MHz / 64MB

Additional System Requirements: -

Singleplayer: Yes.

Multiplayer: Yes.

Demo: Yes.

Description: Turbo Sliders is a racing game with a classic top-down perspective that allows up to 20 network drivers compete against each other over the internet. There are multiple cars to choose from, each of which have their own unique characteristics. There's a bunch of tracks included plus a track editor, and there are already hundreds of player-made tracks available on various fan sites - there's a very active online community! Game servers are available all over the world to ensure lag-free multiplayer experience.

Notes: December 2004, Playtrix.net organized a cool Turbo Sliders XMAX-Cup. Total of 1357 players participated in 4738 races!

Reviews: -

Related websites: Turbo Slide misc. links

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VDrift

Category: Racer

Homepage: VDrift

License: GPL

Latest Version: 2005-10-2

Screenshots: Screenshot 1 # Screenshot 2 # Screenshot 3 # Screenshot 4 #

Platform: Linux # Windows.

Hardware Requirement: 3D card.

Additional System Requirements: SDL # SDL_image # OpenAL or FMOD # OpenGL.

Singleplayer: Yes.

Multiplayer: no.

Demo: Freeware.

Description: Drift-racing game based on the Vamos engine

This racing game features heightmapped landscapes surrounding the track, a realistic (and fun) physical simulation of the car, track timers and replays (so far).

Currently features the Nurburgring track and a Mustang-like car which handles well (but requires careful braking).

Notes: -

Reviews: -

Related websites: Forum

Added by: Artificial Intelligence

well, my box is the fastest and i run rawhide with gnome.  My dad can also beat up all your dads......  :D

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Heh, my 3 years old can beat your grandma! :P

Bloated or not, but KDE 3.4 is faster than Gnome on my pc. And on one my friend's too, he has an AMD K6 or smthing serie processor.

And at least KDE has options, not like Gnome. As I remember it resulted in a fiendish fan outcry to add an option in the last gnome to disable the new nautilus browsing.

 

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Well, kde is also fast (a long time since I ever used it), but Gnome is astonishing faster on my PC. Diffrent PCs diffrent results! Diffrent distro diffrent results!

About the claim of gnome is less costumize, it's only a few things that KDE can which Gnome can't. But the prize is it's eating up the memory which don't think is worth it (to name one wallpaper shown on the pagers).

As I remember it resulted in a fiendish fan outcry to add an option in the last gnome to disable the new nautilus browsing.

A KDE user shouldn't throw with rocks when they live in a glass-house. Every Desktops have their faults and missings.