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I have informed Mark-Jan about your mail, since you are asking for a formal statement.
kind regards,
Henk-Jan van der Kamp
For the freshest espresso, buy whole beans. That means you'll either have to buy a grinder.
To use a PC well and to do things right, you need to know a lot about computers and be sort of a geek. If you don't, your pc will inevitibatly be overrun by spam and spyware, virus, etc.-superboyac (April 19, 2007, 06:59 PM)
I'm posting this message from Ubuntu.... Ain't that a kick in the pants?| App Name | Wubi |
| App URL | http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntusetup |
| App Version Reviewed | Wubi 7.04 minefield2 |
| Test System Specs | 866 mhz PIII |
| Supported OSes | Windows XP, Windows 2000. Vista is NOT supported at this time. |
| Support Methods | Wubi Guide at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide Wubi FAQ at http://ubuntuforums....wthread.php?t=396526 Wubi forums at http://ubuntuforums....rumdisplay.php?f=234 |
| Pricing | GPL |
| Upgrade Policy | GPL |
| Trial Version Available? | GPL |
| Author Donation Link | Unknown |
| Reviewer Donation Link |  cthorpe |
| Relationship btwn. Reviewer and Product | REVIEWER: I have no relationship whatsoever with the project and developers of Wubi or Ubuntu. |
Minefields are experimental builds to test new prerelease features, if you want something that is supposed to work then forget about minefield builds and use the latest official wubi version. If you do not mind a bumpy ride and want to help us debugging, by all means try the latest minefield build (you will see it announced in a dedicated thread).Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be a non-minefield build in an easily found location. To be fair, the minefield build is what allows the final version of Ubuntu 7.04 to work.
* If you change the username in Wubi, it has no effect, and the current Windows username is always used (fixed will be up in next releases)
* USB drives are not supported
* Some SATA Hard Disks are not supported (you will experience an extremely slow installation and it may look like the installation is stalled)
* Wubi does not work with MS Vista (yet)
no, Kompozer's lead never let me know about it. I just found a post in nvu forums hosted by geckozone he did but he never had the politeness to let me know about it. Since I am busy and rarely dive into fora - whatever the forum - I was not aware of Kompozer. But the guy is not far away, here in France, and we speak the same language. How hard, and well, sorry to say, how lame.Source: http://www.glazman.o.../09/15/2074-kompozer
No, I don't think the guy contacted the copyright holder, Linspire Inc., either and that's quite unpolite too even if he has the full right granted by the license to do what he did.
no, I don't really appreciate when he calls Nvu bugs "glazbugs". I take that as an insult.
yes, his work is a good idea, but no, I don't think this is going to be a very useful mid- to long-term investment since the nvu 1.0 codebase is scheduled to die and be replaced by a xulrunner-based application anyway. It's gecko1.7-based and that's too old.
yes, I am working on that new app
Now, if I can just figure out a way to maintain my backup system, I wll be set. I need to find a way to select a directory and have DO zip or RAR the directory, defaulting to the name of the directory and appending the date. So, if I am in c:\temp and I want to back up the temp directory, I would like to select it, press a hotkey (or use a context menu) and create an archive named "temp 20070427.zip". Near as I can tell, it is quite possible, but I am not sure how to do it yet.-Nomadin (April 27, 2007, 12:51 PM)
Abterix,
I think what the Directory Opus web site is telling you is that if you lose your serial number that unlocks USB functionality in the program, be prepared to beg the authors for it to be re-issued to you. (Which doesn't make sense to me. As long as you can prove you purchased it I don't see why you would have to 'beg' for something you legally own).-Innuendo (April 24, 2007, 09:02 AM)
