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I wonder how long Mouser would take to completely rewrite FAAR into QT, 2, 4 or 6 months? rewriting a program into a whole different language seems a lot of work.If most of us on DC starts to develop using Cross-platform toolkits then i'm sure we'll make more linux/mac users happy with software.
IMHO: If they are, it is only to get close enough to hit the F/OSS community over the head when it least expects it.
it will be either under Microsoft's own terms - or not at all.Yes. 100% Agree.
I'm not the world's deepest thinker, but I don't see how you can reconcile the goals and behaviors of a free and open software community with that of a multi-billion dollar corporation whose dominant global position depends on their continued control of a closed, proprietary software product family.
Brendon...Maybe i can mix things up by adding some trancy tune & Electro drums to it.... 
...i'll make you star... 
And Sabayon is perfect for those people who haven't the slightest clue about what they're doing - but still want to look incredibly cool while doing it.
Ubuntu is sometimes not the best for trying out Linux because it hides stuff rather than introduce stuff to Linux.Yes. But for those switching from windows then there is no problem, it is user friendly & with less details like windows.
Mint is better in that it's an improved Ubuntu.Yes. Agree.
I just don't recommend it as a diving board for jumping into Linux. There are friendlier distros out there that give you the same OS under the hood, and a smoother ride than Ashley experienced in these posts.Which Distros are much friendlier than ubuntu?
I've to start reading again from where i last replied.... 
Got a link to an emoticon set you like better? I personally like the set used at DC a lot, they're simple and clean and small.Yeah, i have specific Set in my mind. It is from Kirupa froums. But recently they switched to smaller smilies
but still those are interesting as well. So i'll try to find Medium sized Smilies just like we see on Wordpress Commnets/posts. 
It is a good way to encourage new/existing programmers at DC. We've to check Barnes and Noble and other similar site for this concept. Why not setup feature within DC that direct to webapp for making it possible to donors to help buy DC coder a book from his/her book wish list? and i would like to see you as blogger for DC(for newsletter at least). You write good emails and event coverage as well. Why not write for your column in DC newsletter. I like your feedback and writing throughout NANY event.
Let's SPAM on the internet The idea behind this initiative is that many sites and publishers offer trial downloads; but only we offer giveaway downloads. What does that mean?
Basically, every day we nominate one software title that will be a Giveaway title of that day. The software will be available for download for 24 hours (or more, if agreed by software publisher) and that software will be absolutely free. That means - not a trial, not a limited version - but a registered and legal version of the software will be free for our visitors*.
The software product will be presented in its full functionality, without any limitations save for those mentioned in Terms and Conditions.
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Catching up slowly. Don't you mean http://cid-0fd825e1f...spx/Public/Feedr.air
, Fixed it. Thanks scancode.