Conrad Knauer wrote:
> Its a 'selling' point because not all of us have good graphics cards
> that can do wobbly windows :( IOW, it has a small graphics footprint
> (and would work well on not-brand-new computers)
Oh, I agree with that being useful for people without good graphics
cards, but it'd be nice if it *also* offered OpenGL acceleration if you do.
Personally, I think what we need is optimization work on Mesa so that
it's usable for most apps in software rendering mode for when there's no
hardware acceleration.
> Which network thing are you specifically talking about?
> Network Monitor? (Gnome Panel Applet)
> network-admin? (Network Settings)
> Network Tools?
Network Manager, see package:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/edgy/net/network-manager
As well, network-manager-gnome, which provides a panel applet to manage
it. It's very nice for detecting and switching between different
available network connects (particularly on laptops), but it doesn't
make it easy to manually specify static IPs, which is what I'm hoping
exists in Feisty.
> Oh! I just remembered something else that changed; as part of the new
> Gnome version there's a new time settings window.
Is it excitingly new, or just new? ;)
Graeme
Received on Sun Jan 28 14:42:13 2007
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