> what hardware do you have that you can't use?
> btw a great source of games is lokisoft www.lokisoft.com
> they have a newsgroup for recommendations.. also there are lots of sites
> that cover how to run common games in wine..
DVD, Winmodem (on my laptop) and on my desktop I have a CD-R and AF
> Windows just keeps pissing me off, and the sooner that I can use my
> hardware and games with Linux the better.
what hardware do you have that you can't use?
btw a great source of games is lokisoft www.lokisoft.com
they have a newsgroup for recommendations.. also there are lots of sites
that
Personally this is what I want...
Click on Start and have folders that open that say "Imaging", "Games",
"office", "internet". Open up "internet" and see "Icq", "Netscape",
"AIM", "WS_FTP"... etc. MS makes it EXTREMELY difficult to customize it
how you want it. You can't get rid of the "Pro
I wish the start menu would work the same way, in such case (create a
standard for those chevron thingeys)... if you use certain groups more
often, move them to the top. It'd be somewhat irritating until it
figured out your patterns of usage (and if different people use your
computer for different
At 12:30 AM 11/09/1999 -0800, you wrote:
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>
>Can you turn off the icon "moving" thing? I'd imagine if it were truly
>customizable you would be able to... but you never know, sometimes
>microsoft (and other software vendors) thinks things are "intuitive" but
>they are just plain annoying (i.e. the
J B wrote:
>
> Those chevrons and expandable menus are supposed to adapt to keep the most
> commonly used items available. If you do not like it...you can disable it
> from preferences. But if you notice, use on item that is not on the main
> menu (under the chevrons), and the rest of the dropdo
Outlook, to me, isn't very intuitive, *especially* some of the stuff
they've done in the office 2000 version (speaking windows now)... click
on "file" and you only get about half of the menu items, then when you
hit the little "down arrow" at the bottom of the menu, things start
appearing. They d
