Drainer

IMO to jest windows, tylko ciekawe co to tu robi...

malo to kodow programow jest ? np http://techbase.kde.org/Getting_Started :) html - otworzyc jakas strone i zobaczyc zrodlo ?

Jako, że dzisiaj nie miałem co robić (a raczej miałem sie troche pouczyc :) ) to zrobilem male przemeblowanie: Pulpit: link Amarok + Kadu: link Konqueror + Kadu: link KDE 3.5.7 + beryl + conky Wszystko można znaleźć na http://www.kde-look.org

http://www.kadu.net/monitor/ - nie wiem jak w "innych" programach, ale w niektorych mozna sobie ustawic serwer/y z jakimi ma się łączyć sprawdz czy z wlaczonym "polaczenia bezposrednie" (czy cos podobnego) jest to samo

http://www.wareprise.com/2006/07/29/free-m...maker-downloads

podobno wystarczy zmienic adres APN i dodac uzytkownika i haslo, wiecej -> http://forum.ubuntu.pl/viewtopic.php?t=12966

http://jakilinux.org/aplikacje/iplus-w-linuksie/ pierwszy wynik na googlach...

jemu chyba chodzi o archiwa sfx unrar/unzip ? ewentualnie winrar przez wine

conkyrc - troche przyjazniejszy dla uzytkownika (jakby ktos byl zainteresowany :) ) » Naciśnij, żeby pokazać/ukryć tekst oznaczony jako spoiler... « # conky configuration# edited by darcon@gmail.com# set to yes if you want Conky to be forked in the backgroundbackground no# X font when Xft is disabled, you can pick one with program xfontsel#font 5x7#font 6x10#font 7x13#font 8x13#font 9x15# font cleev.ttf #font -*-cleev reticulian-*-*-*-*-17-120-100-100-p-*-iso10646-1# Use Xft?use_xft yes# Xft font when Xft is enabled#xftfont Bitstream Vera Sans Mono:size=8xftfont cleev reticulian:size=11# Text alpha when using Xftxftalpha 0.8# Print everything to console?# out_to_console no# mail spool#mail_spool $MAIL# Update interval in secondsupdate_interval 2.0# This is the number of times Conky will update before quitting.# Set to zero to run forever.total_run_times 0# Create own window instead of using desktop (required in nautilus)own_window no# Use double buffering (reduces flicker, may not work for everyone)double_buffer yes# Minimum size of text areaminimum_size 150 5# Draw shades?draw_shades yes# Draw outlines?draw_outline no# Draw borders around textdraw_borders no# Stippled borders?stippled_borders 8# border marginsborder_margin 4# border widthborder_width 1# Default colors and also border colorsdefault_color whitedefault_shade_color blackdefault_outline_color white# Text alignment, other possible values are commentedalignment top_left#alignment top_right#alignment bottom_left#alignment bottom_right# Gap between borders of screen and text# same thing as passing -x at command linegap_x 20gap_y 40# Subtract file system buffers from used memory?no_buffers yes# set to yes if you want all text to be in uppercaseuppercase no# number of cpu samples to average# set to 1 to disable averagingcpu_avg_samples 2# number of net samples to average# set to 1 to disable averagingnet_avg_samples 2# Force UTF8? note that UTF8 support required XFToverride_utf8_locale no# Add spaces to keep things from moving about? 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ogolnie rozszerzony anglik nie byl taki trudny jak teraz patrze na odpowiedzi... w sumie na probnej tez mi sie wydawalo ze bylo latwe a 65% mialem... a tu pewnie podobnie bedzie bo bez wypracowania mam 25,5 pkt :/

http://cke.edu.pl/index.php?option=content...1&Itemid=93

1. nie musisz usuwac ale po co maja zalegac na dysku ? ;)

zainteresuj sie speedstep'em

ja tez sharkoon'a rebel 9 nie polecam, za te 189zl moglaby byc bardziej dopracowana :/ jedyny duzy plus tej obudowy to to ze sprzodu miesci sie chlodnica 2x120 i nawet da rade zamontowac hdd :)

no napisales ze to ma byc dystrybucja na bazie gentoo tylko zeby instalowac w 30 minut to podalem przyklady :P

bintoo i bodajrze sabayon ? co do tematu, to co by to purepc distro zawieralo takiego ciekawego zeby ludzie na nie przeszli ? skoro ma byc to debian to nie widze sensu instalowac jakiegos niewiadomoczego skoro mozna sobie postawic debiana, no jest jeszcze ubuntu dla ludzi ktorzy imo zatrzymali sie na windowsie podczas rozwoju ;) moze lepiej zrob jakis temat do kde/gnome/xfce/enlightenment itp

kernel jest tak jak w ubuntu do wszystkiego, tylko nie pamietam czy jest juz jako paczka czy robi sie genkernelem (dawno temu gentoo z livecd instalowalem ;) ) dla mnie livecd 2006.1 ma jedna wielka wade jak ktos nie ma dostepu do internetu - gnome :)

nastepne ubuntu ? :S

zalezy co kto lubi, a ze kiedys stawialo sie ze stage1 to nie znaczy ze kazdy powinien, stage3 + emerge -e world i wyjdzie na to samo co ze stage1, a jest znacznie prosciej

slyszec slyszal, nawet uzywal i przesiadl sie na "czyste" stery od nvidii, bo mniej obciazaja proca... jakbys przeczytal topic to bys zauwazyl ze ma karte ati i uzywa xgla

http://www.kretyn.com/4027 :)

beryl nic "nie zjada", wylaczenie beryla to sa 2 klikniecia, tylko co mu po tym jak to przez xgl nie moze uruchomic gry ? xinit /sciezka/do/gry -- :2

jesli potrafisz czytac to co jest napisane na ekranie to dasz sobie rade z gentoo :)

bo zawsze mozna sie pochwalic przed kolegami, ze ma sie super program kosztujacy grube pieniadze za darmo z internetu i nie kazdy wie co to jest linux :)

e tam masochizm, na athlonie64 3000+@2300mhz przekompilowanie okolo 500 paczek (w tym okrojone kde i openoffice) zajelo mi okolo 12h :lol2: system oczywiscie caly czas w uzytku (amarok, opera, kadu) a wszystko przez to ze zapomnialem dodac obslugi SSE3 podczas stawiania systemu :mur: jak ktos nie lubi czekac na skompilowanie programu to jest archlinux