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the issue with games (and anything that trys to display full screen) is an issue with Beryl, not sure if/when it is going to be fixed but at least they allow you to switch back to a non-3D one easily now.

My favourite is No. 17

interesting business model http://www.madpenguin.org/cms/?m=show&id=7784

Yay! we got 5 penguins! Great interview with clem as well.

I like the one with 6 leaves best myself, it has a very distinctive (if a little Klingonesque) outline.

possibly reverse the LM as it is difficult to recognise it as an L that way round, but is would still be possible to recognise the M if it was reversed.

I think we should stick with colour, black & white looks like older technology IMHO.

it was merely meant to be a suggestion for ideas, it was just a theme I found by accident and thought had done quite a nice job with green

I agree with you wholeheartedly Clem, we need an Identifiable shape. I once heard Matt Groening (creator of the Simpsons) say that for any cartoon character to be truly successful it needed to have a very identifiable shape in profile. the same seems to apply with Linux distros (except you can drop ...

I'll third that vote, but could i suggest that we add "Icon Theme" to that list, I have been using this one since I found it and have had lots of people comment on how nice it looks from users of many different OS's http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=49990 or possibly this ...

Dban is what we use here at work, as far as I remember wipe is a little windows program for deleting individual files

as far as I understand it it will just be the KDE version that comes on a DVD, I expect that this is due to extra software to do with KDE on that version.

not certain I do either, he seems to ramble a bit without really making any kind of definite point, but he definately seems to like mint.

not exactly sure what this is supposed to be but have a read of it, especially the last bit http://blog.lobby4linux.com/archives/10 ... o-be..html

you are exactly where you should be, there is no stage you should be at by a certain time, everyone learns at their own pace, but it sounds like you have learnt to be sensible with Linux and are continuing to learn well

this sounds like a good idea, especially if it enables you to concentrate on developing mint full-time. Initially I thought £30 was a little high but then realised it was $30 so more like £15 which is much more reasonable. one question though, would the MintSpace package be available on its own? Y...

you need a torrent client first, I find utorrent to be a good one for windows, or Bianca beta had one installed as default (never got round to using it so do not know which one it was) not sure about Bea. If not then this seems to be a fairly comprehensive list. Once you have done that you just need...

jes wrote:md5 is god...

I would not use quite that strong a term, but it is useful yes

there does not appear to be a way of changing what level it considers critical using the GUI tools, I'll have to go away and see if I can find anything that tells me how to change it

It was just a little bit of a joke, and I only found it yesterday