Mozilla 1.0 is almost available. It’s getting exciting as everyone’s favorite open source web browser is slowly creeping towards its first stable release.
Some people are even having parties. If San Francisco is too far, find a Mozilla 1.0 release party near you.
The Gnome Human Interface Guidelines looks interesting…
I am glad to find a layout section in the document, including recommendations on groups and spacing. Also something of importance is the section on Gnome icons.
Visit Zombo.com. If you haven’t seen it yet, you really should see it.
I’ve searched all over the Internet and looked in every camera shop in town, and nobody currently has the Canon D60.
It’s one camera that’s really in high demand.
As such, I’ve put my name on several waiting lists in the area and have also ordered it from Ritz Camera. It should be arriving sometime between now [...]
What is something you think would make Linux a better operating system?
It can range from anything in kernel space to hardware support to the desktop, or even various apps. This is ranging from the technical to the typical end-user and everywhere else as well. It can be a request for prettier graphics, easier install, or [...]
Interesting Mozilla stuff:
A nice Mozilla FAQ
Learn those keybindings!
Figure out why all those files in your Mozilla profile directory exist.
Bounce pinballs
It’s not exactly "Star Wars", but it does scroll…
The 3-d Mozilla Cube!
Last, but not least, I’d like to link the most annoying and in-your-face Mozilla bug that exists… It’s the off-by-one-pixel rounding error that can be [...]
I was browsing around at the Gimp plugin registry and found something very interesting: a color correction plugin for the Gimp.
In fiddling with it, I can see that this can actually be useful, as many of the color-correcting features are located all in one plugin, and this makes it easier (and higher quality) than bouncing [...]