2009/6/6 Maxim Veksler
> buggy and totally crashes. I have also tried WINE but this does not
> work with the required ActiveX openu installs. Is there some other
Have you tried ies4linux
(http://www.tatanka.com.br/ies4linux/page/Main_Page, Ubuntu-specific
instructions in
http://www.tatanka.com.br
Hello Tomer,
No, it's not High Learn. It's an in house software that seems to be
developed by openu. Anyway, the website it self is not the problem,
the whole system is quite workable with Firefox / Chrome, the IT
department at openU is actually quite aware of standards and browser
interoperabilit
What software are openu.ac.il using? In case it is highlearn, you can use
the following userscript - http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/9847
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 00:04, Maxim Veksler wrote:
> Hello friends,
>
> I've recently decided to give another take on running iexplorer on
> linux because
Hello friends,
I've recently decided to give another take on running iexplorer on
linux because of http://openu.ac.il lectures.
I'm looking for as lightweight as possible solution to run IE & Office
2003 on Ubuntu 9.04.
I've tried Win4Lin because of the feature of opening just 1
application inste
Hi all,
I attended Shachar's talk yesterday for Herzelinux about Profile-Guided
Optimisations in gcc, etc. The talk was very interesting, but the focus of the
talk was only covered for a very small part of it.
In any case, Shachar mentioned that he tried to test the results of Profile
Guided O
