I'm always interested in trying a new browser; might try Opera / Vivaldi now just for grins. Last time I tried Opera it wasn't "bad", but it wasn't convincing enough to make me leave Chrome. This was probably 3-4 years ago though...
- Status
If I wanted a text only browser, I"d just open a Telnet session to port 80 and call it doneIf you want a lightweight browser try basic browser
flash - no
java - no
javascript - no
it displays text and pictures and thats all.
For browsing of basically anything outside of various financial institutions and a few forums I've accepted as trustworthy (B3D is in the list!) I use a VM. With a Windows hypervisor, I've scheduled regular application-consistent quiesced volume snapshots as a backup solution. I friggin' love modern virtualization...
It displays pictures as well
Rikimaru
Veteran
Most "new features" of other browsers has been already done in Opera.
yup, and then opera borrow the features from other browsers
but because other browsers have less features, newer opera simply cut its own features down.
Microsoft has released a new Windows 10 Creators Update build, 15031, to PC testers in the Fast Ring.
Wednesday's build has a couple new features, plus quite a few fixes.
Wednesday's build has a couple new features, plus quite a few fixes.
http://www.zdnet.com/article/microsoft-rolls-out-windows-10-creators-test-build-15031-for-pcs/
Looking forward to that special kind of rage that springs from modal dialogs popping under a full screen always-on-top window.
Cheers
I gotta go turn on my little Lenovo laptop and have it pull down this update. Want to see my EPIC FPS GAINZ on the venerable Arrandale 540m with the wonders of my overclocked Radeon 5650m.
Maybe I can play Fallout 4 at lowest settings and maybe hit 30fps?
Maybe I can play Fallout 4 at lowest settings and maybe hit 30fps?
I wasn't joking about FO4 performance, but actually it's a pretty decent little gaming rig for older titles or modern non-AAA stuff. Plays Skyrim really well, even does GTAV on medium-ish settings. It also "helps" the max screen rez is 1366x768 I do really use that box for fast ring updates, too. I'll check it out for you and report back with my thoughts...
cortana says something like this via notification.
rose are red, reminders are great, i can help you to remind about valentine date.
and when i wanna click it, its already gone!
how can i reply: will you be my date?
rose are red, reminders are great, i can help you to remind about valentine date.
and when i wanna click it, its already gone!
how can i reply: will you be my date?
https://mspoweruser.com/munich-city...ack-all-their-linux-desktops-back-to-windows/
Linux is ok,but LibreOffice? I am not surprised at all.
maybe she is not as romantic as you seem to be.
Linux is ok,but LibreOffice? I am not surprised at all.
cortana says something like this via notification.
rose are red, reminders are great, i can help you to remind about valentine date.
and when i wanna click it, its already gone!
how can i reply: will you be my date?
maybe she is not as romantic as you seem to be.Silent_Buddha
Legend
https://mspoweruser.com/munich-city...ack-all-their-linux-desktops-back-to-windows/
Linux is ok,but LibreOffice? I am not surprised at all.
Can't say that I'm surprised, it's no secret that support costs for Linux in a corporate (government as well) environment is often significantly higher than support costs for Windows clients. And that not only offsets the initial cost of windows client licensing but overtime goes far higher. Lost productivity just compounds the issue.
That's not to say that in the right situation Linux installations can't be far more appropriate and the costs significantly reduced. But those environments are usually ones where the people using the Linux installations are themselves relatively fluent in the use of Linux, which requires quite a bit of technical knowledge on the part of the user. Corporate and government environments usually don't feature that sort of technical knowledge on the part of their users.
Regards,
SB
- Status
