manuleka

with the trend it is going, it is a matter of time i suppose

I wonder if this will be used on the next Galaxy Flagships? http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_announces_exynos_5_octa_an_a15_and_a7_hybrid_beast-news-5325.php

i highly recommend using Xubuntu if you are after light weight for VM

A father hires virtual assassins to execute son http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/games/8157995/Man-hires-virtual-hit-men-to-target-son

NFS Most Wanted is awesome... only problem for me is that it doesn't have split screen feature (using PC am not sure about consoles though)....

hehe maybe... but Mint has always been about simple feel, look, elegance and ease of use... that has been it's goal since day one...when i first used LinuxMint which was around 2010 i immediately installed it as my Primary OS after trial running it on my PC... unfortunately it has issues my current setup (Video card) hence defaulting to Kubuntu... I may reside back to Mint with 14 released but it will be at later stage when i have timealthough i do run Mint 14 Cinnamon on VMware

i think what yordan is saying is that it is just as important to have a good speed server as it is to have a speedy page which should load quick enough on slow connections

thats interesting how shared files are automatically accessible between host and guest without any setup... so you sure samba isn't enabled on your Linux Guest?

I guess you just have to make sure that your wireless connects automatically

thanks yordan that one worked Komodo Edit 5.1, appreciate your effort mate

thank you Velma... appreciate your help and patience

thanks yordan... the link doesn't have komodo edit and it looks like its a 2008 article so that version seems pretty old

Installing Komodo Edit 7 on USB using a machine which already has Komodo Edit 7 installed onWhen i try doing the above task i get two option (modify or remove) so i'm wondering how will modification affect the currently installed Komodo Application on my Windows 7 machine?

I have been credited $1 MyCents about a week ago but it doesn't appear on my balance

so my account has been suspended for unavailable credit/funding... does this mean my cpanel/ftp access are suspended too?

i know Ubuntu don't have Samba installed by default because i always had to set it up when first installing Ubuntu, i use to have issues when manually doing so because i had to always set my Partition Permissions and User/Groups ID to 1000 so they can be shared on the network

dial-up testing would be ideal or even testing on mobile devices

I guess it does make sense to include ratings on page speed for SEO, so would this include server speeds as a factor?

they are quite similar but KDE/Xfce Mint has the Mint feel to it with all the Mint configuration tools, update tools etc... Mint doesn't usually apply Ubuntu updates automatically and i do notice that their updates tend to be prioritized due to safety of the whole system so in my view, Mint usually has delay in updates and see if the Ubuntu update breaks anything before they roll them out (i may be wrong but thats my opinion)

i believe Mint has Samba installed/enabled by default... where as (L\X\K)Ubuntu doesn't

so they do prioritize page speeds too

yip sharing like crossover networked between two pc happens automatically (if Samba share is setup ofcourse)

lol... i haven't spent time on the topic (SEO) and have no interest in it but i guess google would give me more indepth info on it... just don't have time to read through SEO stuff really

which version of mint is this? Mint 14 (Cynnamon)? Mint does come in Xfce/KDE as well and Mate (old Gnome2 folk)

glad i helped