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I tend to agree that the older GNOME icon theme is too grey and boring.

Have a look at Tango. It really gives the GNOME desktop a fresh look, and is on it's way to a lot of programs in their next...

That's an awfull score for a 7600GT. You should be easily able to hit somewhere between 20.000 and 30.000 in Windows, with some tweaking.

I guess Wine has some speed issues still.

Thats a cool idea. We need more benchmarks for Linux :)

I'll report back with a score.. :)

Not at all. The Danish language just has three more letters than the English one, Æ, Ø and Å. You can still type pretty much anything..

The location of signs like ], ', ? and ^ are all mixed up...

Thanks for posting it here. I think it's good news.

Brilliant! I think you should consider contacting Canonical about it.

Yep, Gimpshop is a step in the right direction. Still, I think something like it, just more GNOMEified and under active development, should be in GNOME centric distros by default.

Windows XP for me..

Funny.. I'm typing this from XP :P

I somewhat agree with the original poster.

I don't see The GIMP as a simple, highly usable program like you would imagine from the GNOME attitude towards simplicity.

I would really love to see...

Really nice work.

You are turning a usually boring Debian-elitist project into something nice-looking :)

Wow, nice wallpaper. Deviantart?

Haha, an awesome movie. That must have been a ton of fun to produce :)

Mark Shuttleworth has stated it nummerous times, in particular at this years LinuxTag in Germany:

Before he became a multi millionaire, he was an active debian developer and maintainer of some...

Anyway, I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of show they put up :)

I expect impressive things from KDE in the near future.

I had to install a PCI ethernet card to get internet access on my desktop, ASRock 939DualSATA2-based machine, because the onboard LAN chip would disable by connection from time to time.

When I wrote that I was half way out of the door, so I just found the Plasma one and thought "aha, they're in the Wiki all of them". Now that I look closer, it seems to me that it's the only one.
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Ahh, all well hidden away in the wiki.

Does anybody have a clue why the KDE people aren't screaming it out loud that you can see media from aKademy? Debian's Debconf videos are also hard to find...

As a lot of you guys, I'm really looking forward to KDE4. That's why I've been following Linux/FLOSS news pages extra carefully these days, hoping to find videos or audio from the aKademy BoFs or...

That's actually really nice. GNOMEish to the max :)

Nice :) Keep it coming.

Wow, nice work! Keep it up! :) I'm really looking forward to seeing it in action, and perhaps a Kubuntu version.

Wow.. Nice work HanZo :)

Me too. He must have recieved a ton of mails though. Those pieces of artwork are downright amazing.

Agreed.

No.. Me too..