Thanks, totally worth the loyalty, Hail Isadora!exploder wrote:...
Honestly, I think it is awesome that someone has stuck with the same install for such a long time.
I still use Isadora
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Re: I still use Isadora
Linux User #481272 Reg: 15th Sept., 2008
Re: I still use Isadora
It's probably secure enough... but I'd advise caution!
Glad you're enjoying it though. How is it truly better than the newer ones like Petra though?
Glad you're enjoying it though. How is it truly better than the newer ones like Petra though?
Re: I still use Isadora
Faster booting, faster poweroff, faster overall, Compiz running out-of-the-box and less buggy, less other upstream bugs, no theme inconsistencies between GTK+2 and GTK+3 (because no GTK+3 here).hoppimike wrote:How is it truly better than the newer ones like Petra though?
Re: I still use Isadora
But then why not use MATE or XFCE?Monsta wrote:Faster booting, faster poweroff, faster overall, Compiz running out-of-the-box and less buggy, less other upstream bugs, no theme inconsistencies between GTK+2 and GTK+3 (because no GTK+3 here).hoppimike wrote:How is it truly better than the newer ones like Petra though?
Re: I still use Isadora
Are you sure you've read my answer completely?
Re: I still use Isadora
In the coolest way you can imagine http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=138535&start=20hoppimike wrote:It's probably secure enough... but I'd advise caution!
Glad you're enjoying it though. How is it truly better than the newer ones like Petra though?
Linux User #481272 Reg: 15th Sept., 2008
Re: I still use Isadora
You know, I keep reading this thread as "I still use Wizadora"
http://ilarge.listal.com/image/1596151/968full-wizadora-screenshot.jpg
It was a British kid's show in the '90s!
I don't think she used Linux though
http://ilarge.listal.com/image/1596151/968full-wizadora-screenshot.jpg
It was a British kid's show in the '90s!
I don't think she used Linux though
Re: I still use Isadora
If you think that's crazy....hoppimike wrote:You know, I keep reading this thread as "I still use Wizadora"
http://ilarge.listal.com/image/1596151/968full-wizadora-screenshot.jpg
It was a British kid's show in the '90s!
I don't think she used Linux though
As you can see my avatar is a box of washing powder. The German manufacturer (Schweizer Rösch AG) has some kind of weird habbit to name it's product to an operating system but than as a sort of parody:
Linux waschmittel => Linux laundry detergent (obvious of course )
Mäc oxi Fleckenentferner => Mäc oxi Stain remover (Mac OS)
micro&soft Weichspüler => micro&soft fabric softener (Microsoft)
(aren't we going a bit off-topic right now???)
Re: I still use Isadora
What a strange choice of marketing! hahanomko wrote:If you think that's crazy....hoppimike wrote:You know, I keep reading this thread as "I still use Wizadora"
http://ilarge.listal.com/image/1596151/968full-wizadora-screenshot.jpg
It was a British kid's show in the '90s!
I don't think she used Linux though
As you can see my avatar is a box of washing powder. The German manufacturer (Schweizer Rösch AG) has some kind of weird habbit to name it's product to an operating system but than as a sort of parody:
Linux waschmittel => Linux laundry detergent (obvious of course )
Mäc oxi Fleckenentferner => Mäc oxi Stain remover (Mac OS)
micro&soft Weichspüler => micro&soft fabric softener (Microsoft)
(aren't we going a bit off-topic right now???)
Cool though!