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Long-lost Click: 64 MB to 144 MB -- will it make a difference?
(This post was originally written on May 22, 2008; since that time, I’ve added the RAM, and it does indeed make a difference. It’s still not easy to live with 144 MB of RAM and 233 MHz of … more →
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Circulators
schoollp wrote 3 weeks ago: The federal government announced new funding for “circulator” projects. These are less … more →
Dillo Browser
Phil Smith - Cloud Testing wrote 1 month ago: Dillo Web browser is a very fast, extremely small Web browser that’s written in C and C++. The … more →
Google Chrome For Linux
granthamtech wrote 4 months ago: I’m rather looking forward to the time when Google finally releases its Chrome browser for Lin … more →
Transit in Texas
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schoollp wrote 4 months ago: I obviously ride transit heavily in my hometown, Austin, Texas. I actually really like our system … more →
Public Hearing On Dillo Cancelation Today
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Jude Galligan wrote 4 months ago: Capital Metro Main Administration Building 2910 East 5th St. [map] 12:00pm “PUBLIC HEARING NOT … more →
K-Meleon y Dillo, alternativas a Mozilla Firefox
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elrafael wrote 7 months ago: Alternativas al navegador web Mozilla Firefox en Windows y Linux Tengo instalado windows 2000 en mi … more →
Save the Dillo!
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schoollp wrote 9 months ago: It’s incredibly useful for me to have Austin’s Dillo service as a resident and an employ … more →
Sorry
hg1399 wrote 10 months ago: Sorry for no Posts had a busy week, i had to keep going round my nanny’s and grandads to make … more →
DILLO-2.0 & MIDORI v0.1.2 - Two lesser known browsers given a look!
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openbytes wrote 10 months ago: I think people are realizing the benefits of having Firefox as the default browser by the apparent l … more →
Dillo Idiocy
nathangrubby wrote 1 year ago: About a week ago, I took dillo for a test run. It was good, however on the wikipedia article on dill … more →
OpenBSD on the $15 Laptop: The application shuffle
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Steven Rosenberg wrote 1 year ago: I’ve had a bit of a difficult time with my OpenBSD 4.2 installation on the $15 Laptop — … more →
In search of the best OS for a 9-year-old laptop: Part IV — Wolvix Cub is surprisingly strong
Steven Rosenberg wrote 1 year ago: I didn’t have high hopes for Wolvix on the $15 Laptop — a Compaq Armada 7770dmt built in … more →
In search of the best OS for a 9-year-old laptop: Part I — Puppy or Damn Small Linux
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Steven Rosenberg wrote 1 year ago: In the battle for which operating system runs best on the $15 Laptop, Puppy Linux has pulled out fro … more →
OpenBSD: the fvwm man page does not reveal all, but I have a workaround, plus more on OpenBSD
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Steven Rosenberg wrote 1 year ago: Yesterday I went on about the man page for fvwm, the default X window manager in OpenBSD. It clearly … more →
$0 Laptop shakeup: Ubuntu 7.04 is gone, Wolvix Hunter 1.1.0 takes its place
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Steven Rosenberg wrote 1 year ago: Wolvix Hunter 1.1.0 image from Wolvix.org. After dual-booting Ubuntu (at times 7.04 and 7.10) and De … more →
Having fun with live Linux CDs
Steven Rosenberg wrote 2 years ago: As one of the ways to keep track of my journey through the world of Linux and BSD distributions, on … more →
Review: Puppy Linux 2.16 -- our Puppy's growing up
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Steven Rosenberg wrote 2 years ago: (Screen shot of Puppy 2.16.1 with Open Office 2.2 — notice the six OO icons in the upper-cente … more →
Review: Puppy Linux 2.16 -- our Puppy's growing up
Steven Rosenberg wrote 2 years ago: (Screen shot of Puppy 2.16.1 with Open Office 2.2 — notice the six OO icons in the upper-cente … more →
