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The PT410X thread: Linux/BSD and Open Source Software for users and beginners!
mtmerrick:
Cornerstone was a bit more versatile than what you think, but I'm seeing how XMonad works now. Not for me I'm afraid. I need me a good GUI, command line is something to be used occasionally, not always in my book.
ankhtahr:
I love my z-shell. I consider commandline applications to be more efficient for many tasks. I work a lot faster with my keyboard, than with my mouse. I like my keyboards. That's why I have so many of them!
And XMonad works great for most GUI programs as well.
Eternal_Newbie:
--- Quote from: MisterHeal on 20 Mar 2013, 22:43 ---I'm still looking for a good cross platform calendar system so I can keep track of my courses, and when assignments are due etc.
--- End quote ---
I haven't used it recently, but AFAIK the nearest thing to that I have found is the Lightning plugin for Thunderbird and Mozilla Seamonkey. You should be able to sync it with Google Calender or any or calendering system that supports CalDav
I dual boot and Win7 and Slackware 13.37 but spend most of the time in Win 7 these days. Haven't gotten round to updating to Slackware 14. Used Slackware since 10.1 . My main reason for using Slackware is that it was the only Distro that would actually install on my PC at the time. Apparently USB keyboards were too revolutionary a concept for the Debian, Ubuntu, SuSe and Fedora installers of the time.
EDIT clarification, spelling
Pilchard123:
So I was downloading Ubuntu when the phone rings and my dodgy ADSL filters drop the connection, ending and corrupting the download at T-1m30s of a three-hour download. >:(
mtmerrick:
Oh god. Ouch.
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