Just found out you can move tabs in konqueror, lol 🙂
Konqueror uses the same scheme as Kicker for this: left mouse button drags&drops the URL (drop onto other tab, “Location:” field, empty tab bar space for new tab, …) and middle mouse button allows you to reorder tabs.
Quite a ‘hidden’ feature. I’m more of an Opera user (but mostly it doesn’t come installed with your distro ;)), but thought I’d help spread the word 😉
Today, I finally got my new monitor. Other one was broken for some time, so I was using a remote desktop connection (UltraVNC) from my laptop. I hesitated a long time, but after a thorough qualitative comparison between CRT and TFT, I finally went for the CRT monitor. Image quality is still far superior.
Anyway, I was longing to my desktop system since I wanted to test some new game demos which obviously wasn’t possible on the laptop. First in row was the Need for Speed Most Wanted demo.
Continue reading Feeling some genuine need for speed?
Remember Minority Report where Tom Cruise handles some futuristic computer interface swinging things around using his both hands? That’s the first thing that popped into my mind when I first watched Tactiva’s tactapad in action 🙂 (thanks Peter ;)). Not as futuristic as in the movie, but very cool nevertheless!
has finally been released! Read a review here which also contains a nice comparison with the original DoD.
On the kimdaba video newspost, I discovered another free tutorial creation software: Wink. Not open-source though.
And I thought open source photo management software was in its infancy?? Kimdaba seems another fine app to handle all of your pictures!
With KimDaBa it is today possible for me to find any image I have in less than 5 seconds, let that be an image with a special person, an image from a special place, or even both.
There are also some videos available to see it in action.
Everyone knows about those nifty webapps like GMail which seem to have a much better reponse time than regular websites. So, how does it work? Read all about it.
Ajax isn’t a technology, it’s more of a pattern.