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mcampbell

Just like your desktop...

*Clicky for bigger image.

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jamie

flock does look nice doesnt it (well...parts of it) .. reminds me of longhorn betas

jamie

awww. lots of cute ..little..tiny ..browsers!

mcampbell

jamie wrote:
awww. lots of cute ..little..tiny ..browsers!

Cute? Tiny?

jamie

flock and ff linux.. 0.low % share

Dharma Punk

Firefox on XP Pro SP2

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mcampbell

jamie wrote:
flock and ff linux.. 0.low % share

I choose usability & extendability over share %'s .

jamie

..to design / build for?

Jason Cox
Longtime C9 Lurker

I'd post mine but it's just IE7 with the dev toolbar icon added to the Command Bar.
Tongue Out

mcampbell

jamie wrote:
..to design / build for?

I enjoy FF's layout, as I edited the userChrome.css heavily.

Edit:

Build as develop?

Or design and develop sites as one?

*If so, I have no problem developing sites with FF.
With IE7 about the same as FF, but with IE6, it's a different story.

/confusion

jtrot4000

it's-a-me, mario!

stun

creditcard wrote:

I want to know what the Theme you are using for this !!!
This is a really clean Theme....I like it a lot.

PaoloM
Hypermediocrity

creditcard wrote:

I haven't followed this lately but... are you using a theme/renderer that specifically doesn't use subpixel antialiasing or is that the default in (I guess) Ubuntu?

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PaoloM wrote:

creditcard wrote:

I haven't followed this lately but... are you using a theme/renderer that specifically doesn't use subpixel antialiasing or is that the default in (I guess) Ubuntu?

It's the default in every distro I've used, because subpixel AA doesn't work on CRTs, and some people just don't like it.

TommyCarlier
I want my scalps!

Last Thursday I wrote a blog post about this new Opera skin I downloaded called Vista Black and Black. Read here.

PaoloM
Hypermediocrity

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PaoloM wrote:

creditcard wrote:

I haven't followed this lately but... are you using a theme/renderer that specifically doesn't use subpixel antialiasing or is that the default in (I guess) Ubuntu?

It's the default in every distro I've used, because subpixel AA doesn't work on CRTs, and some people just don't like it.

Er... it used to work fine on my old Trinitron CRT...

Sven Groot
My name has 9 letters. Coincidence? I think not...

PaoloM wrote:
Er... it used to work fine on my old Trinitron CRT...

Actually I've found ClearType and other subpixel font rendering techniques work better on Trinitrons than other types of CRTs.

But it's hit and miss. The technique was designed for LCDs, whether it helps on a CRT or looks awful varies a lot.

Xaero_Vincent
Sexy me

I currently have an OSX-style Firefox.

Rossj

Xaero_Vincent wrote:
I currently have an OSX-style Firefox.

Hmm. Yeah. No comment.

mcampbell

Xaero_Vincent wrote:

I currently have an OSX-style Firefox.

From the small screenshot, I believed it to be Leopard.

dentaku

PaoloM wrote:
Er... it used to work fine on my old Trinitron CRT...

I never used Cleartype in XP but in Vista it looks different some way. I have a 19" Trinitron on the left and an LCD on the right and I like it turned on.
I think Bill Hill explained that Vista's cleartype is different than older XP implementations.
So far Vista is the only OS I've used that has smoothing that doesn't annoy me.

Xaero_Vincent
Sexy me

mcampbell wrote:
From the small screenshot, I believed it to be Leopard.

I could have made it even closer if I wanted to go thru the major hassle of getting the "mac menu" hack working (getting the program menus to appear in the top panel bar like OS X).

However, to achieve this requires manual patching of GTK+ source and building it beacuse Fedora doesn't have binary RPMs for it. I did try once but GCC and Pkgconfig decided to complain about missing dependencies instead, which weren't missing according to yum (pkgconfig is different than yum/rpm).

Anyway, this "Leopard" has spaces, stacks (I made the stacks icon), fancy dock, sounds, X11 cursor, login menu (GDM), boot splash, etc. Coverflow in Finder and Time machine are obviously not there, however. Wink

Minh
WOOH! WOOH!

Xaero_Vincent wrote:

I currently have an OSX-style Firefox.

Since when did Apple let apps have their own menus?

Ion Todirel
buuu

nothing interesting here, just Firefox 2.0.0.x and IE7 thats all