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Good to see you again.

Are there any xplorer2 users who've tried (or even switched) to DOpus? I love xplorer2 because its design philosophy seems to be built to cater to power users - there are many hidden powerful functions (the help file is daunting) but lots of little nice touches that don't have a wow factor but soon become indispensable. And its fast.

I bought an xplorer2 license in 2004.  I liked the program very much, but every now and then it would lose all of my custom configuration settings.  A few other users reported the same thing.  Support gave me the impression that my problem wasn't too high on the priority list, so I moved to Directory Opus.

That was a long time ago, and I'm sure that xplorer2 is much-improved.  I'll stick with Directory Opus, which is a major pain to configure initially, but a joy to use.

Hmm…  Directory O-pus, that's the Irish file manager isn't it, the one where you weep when trying to configure it?

Australian.  I weep too, but love the program.


A few more pus-tools:

Web Cam-pus
http://web-cam-pus.software.informer.com/

O/PUS
http://www.ddms.com/support/doc/opusdoc.htm

Virtual Dj Pus
http://www.filebuzz.com/f...are/Virtual_Dj_Pus/2.html

Pus-Poppin Frogs 1.0.1
http://en.bio-soft.net/cell/PusPoppin.html

Pho-TO-pus

Directory O-pus


It's all in the emphasis.

I took the liberty of bringing out his true beauty...

Sky and I appreciate your work.   

Here's my cat, Sky.  He's something of a basket case.   

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I've been happy with version 9 for several years.  My only real complaint is the difficulty I have in figuring out how to access and change various settings (there are a LOT of settings).

I prefer XP to Windows 7.  Don't need no stinking libraries.

Given that, is there a compelling reason for me to shell out fifty-four bucks?

One of my favorites is the Yadabyte Dictionary.

http://www.yadabyte.com/Yadabyte_Portables.php

@mrainy - is there any particular reason for the confrintational tone of your comment?

Actually, my original question (your degree is in .... ?) is just an expression that I've heard off and on throughout my adult life.  It was intended as a gentle "how do you know that?" sort of question.  Should have used a smiley.

Beyond that, I guess I'm just burned out by non-stop economic "plans" coming from talking heads on the Internet and TV.  Put a hundred economists in a room, get a hundred different opinions, many of them motivated more by politics than by reason.

No offense intended.

I don't understand your point.  Do you really want to know my degree (engineering) or are you trying to say I'm not qualified to say such things?

I'm asking what qualifies you to say such things with any credibility.

Just wait until the double-dip recession hits.  Wait until that bailout money starts diffusing into the system at large.  That's going to be scary.  Very depressing stuff.

And, your degree is in ...... ?

I'm no gunslinger, but given the opportunity I'd have pulled that specific trigger.  As far as I'm concerned, Osama confessed with his video exultations and calls for future mass killings.  Formal trial not necessary.

Some of that stuff seemed pretty neat at the time.   Wonder where we'll be twenty years from now. 

1GB works fine with XP.

that was like wiping your butt with a silky cloud

Pure poetry.   

As for the unraveling argument, I think there's a little bit of an irrational fear there.  People who prefer under look at the over orientation and think "Man, that looks unstable!  It's going to unravel!  Oh no!!"  But it's really not anywhere near that bad.  I just think, practically speaking, over wins every time.

I have cats.  Over loses sometimes.

MiniBASIC was written by the man who developed my favorite programming tool, Emergence BASIC.  What that means is that the program will be very reliable, the developer not so much.

Gotta be on top.

Even with clipped wings, the bird could flap it's way off the car if it wanted to.  I don't see any particular signs of distress in its behavior, but do think the owner isn't hitting on all eight cylinders.

Apparently Light Alloy is now freeware.  I used the Google translator and scrolled to the bottom.

http://www.light-alloy.ru/

You've done an amazing job, Perry.  Many thanks!

I won!  I'm planning some major rewrites this spring, and can't wait to incorporate a supertool like "Dr. Explain Advanced" into my development efforts.

Can't thank the folks at Indigo Byte Systems enough.  You're pretty cool too, mouser.

Buddy, hunkered down and getting ready for a nap.


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Apologies in advance to my American friends  Wink

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJuNgBkloFE

Why the subtitles?  I guess they figured that people who watched the video would be just as lost as the people in it.

A person has to earn the right to sound that angry.  A first-time poster with that attitude is beyond help.