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it could just be your X server configuration. Maybe installing your manufacturer's Linux display driver should help.or just play around with the X server configuration.xboxrulz

ok, even though I know where to get these Vista leaks, but I'm not allowed to tell you under Internation Law, but Windows Vista Beta 2 is going to be made PUBLIC.@abhi...: Windows Vista's minimum specifications requires you to have AT LEAST 512 MB TO EVEN BOOT AND RUN WINDOWS VISTA.My prediction, Windows Vista will not be out Q1 2007 and they say waiting 6 months for Windows 95 was a big deal, how bout now w/ Vista :lol:Good thing I get bleeding edge technology from Linux.xboxrulz

wow, the ClearType is even harder to activate than on KDE to get Antialiasing.(KDE: Control Centre --> Apperances --> Fonts --> Check the "Enable antialiasing" checkbox.)xboxrulz

or try to port it yourself, their using MingW, which is gcc on Windows, so I guess you can easily port it.

To build this package:

 

* For generating the executable file (notepad++.exe), you can use VC++ 7 or MinGW 3.0 / 2.X (a makefile is available)

 

* For generating the dll files (SciLexer.dll) , you have to use MinGW 3.0 / 2.X

 

All the binaries will be built in the directory notepad++\PowerEditor\bin

 

Note that the executable file npp.exe built by MinGW 3.0, for the reason of

the runtime lib static-link, has almost 160KB more than the one built by VC++ 7.

 

There's no remedy for the moment. If you can reduce the exe size by adding/changing

the compiler flag or linker flag, please let me know.

 

Download Notepad++ source files

 

Why don't you use WINE, it won't kill u....

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so it's like Linux (about 64/32-bit). M$ is having a hard time catching up to Linux on power. Linux is having trouble catching up with Windows on the desktop. It's like Yingyang. Darkness is M$ and the whiteness is Linux :lol:xboxrulz

I was responding to Jeigh. Yet, oh well...xboxrulz

of course. As I said many times on many forums (incl. Xisto); Linux is ALL ABOUT CHOICE.xboxrulz

i never had that problemxboxrulz

I don't know, I still looking towards HD-DVD than Bluray.xboxrulz

my computer's RAM is just BARE MINIMUM (512 MB DDRSDRAM PC2100 266MHz), which means Windows Vista is a powerhog, oh those GNOME users think KDE is slow and bulky, look @ Vista.xboxrulz

lol, thanx for your opinion, it took me 2-3 minutes to make those posters, they kinda look real :lol:xboxrulz

Are there any proof that Sony is cutting the PS products? or are u talking about the first playstation (original)?xboxrulz

Recently, I read Microsoft's new poster stating their tagline, but really they're telling you their evil plans subconsciously.

Here they are:
http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

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Faced with former Massachusetts CIO Peter Quinn's harsh appraisal of the real reason behind the "inertia" of Linux in the business world, Linus Torvalds and OSDL have come up with an action plan for rebranding the Linux image and the image of its core developers. They have jointly agreed on the formation of OSDSU, the world's first Open Source Dress for Success University.
Torvalds himself will teach a course on "Introductory sandal wearing," placing particular emphasis on sock selection. "Color is so important," Torvalds notes. "You want both socks to share the same color base, and yet it needs to stand out from the pale flesh of a kernel hacker and show off the sandals to their best advantage."

OSDL CEO Stuart Cohen said that in all his years at IBM, Dell, and elsewhere in the corporate world, he never saw a good idea come from anyone with a ponytail. "Haircuts are key to brain activity," Cohen says. "You learn this in MBA school. I don't know where these scalawags on the LKML ever got the notion that long hair and sandals were conducive to good code."

"We're determined to break out of this inertia thing," Torvalds says. "If we work hard enough, and long enough, on perfecting the image of our developers, we can deliver a better kernel. I'm revising git now to accept developer labels indicating hair length and the date and grade of their last appearance review. I can be a cruel bastard when it comes to accepting patches from unkempt hackers."

Cohen concluded their opening remarks with the observation that if OSDSU works as planned, the open source community "can be as successful at delivering new products, bug-free and on time, as Microsoft is doing with Vista."

usually if something is public, then someone will post it on the Internet in Video Format.xboxrulz

that is really stupid...Google is definitely trying to take over the world.xboxrulz

I disagree. I think that SuSE is very easy and newcomers can use it without problems. Mandrake for me was a hassle, so was Fedora. It took me 3 hours for configuring Fedora to get it to print on my Windows machine on my network! Mandriva was just a pain. It never does things correctly.Kravur, the funny thing about SuSE is that it's powefulness on the guru side makes you not needing to leave SuSE. Anyways, the most advanced Linux I can think of is Linux From Scratch (building your own) or Gentoo.xboxrulz

Everyone usually will tell you different things. I always recommend SuSE especially for gamers since you can use advanced commands that is not supported in Debian based distribution (aka Ubuntu). Furthermore, SuSE is easy to use and administrate. The ease for the newbie, the power for a guru. That's what SuSE really is.xboxrulz

same here, I usually keep a LiveCD handy just in case anything happens.xboxrulz

lol, I use mainly OpenOffice too. 100% OpenSource 100% freedom!xboxrulz

Microsoft stated that on other operating systems, you can have your HDD up to 2TB and that's it.Files can only be up to 2GB big though...xboxrulz

wow, no wonder why we ccan't write to NTFS because Windows locked their own filesystem.Stupid tactics by M$ again.xboxrulz

really odd, try disabling FC4's firewall.It usually helps, if you want firewall, make sure to open port 20 (according to your config; default FTP service usually use port 21)xboxrulz

ya, you need FAT32 for full interoperability.xboxrulz

lol, but in Toronto, if you abuse them, usually you get your driving points deduced 3 or 5 points (I forget since I can't drive; not 16 yet), plus they fine you.xboxrulz