Maik Beckmann (maikb)
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Uhh, I didn't know about nag and microtype. Will read on them later today, especially nag.
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Thank you! I shall follow your advice
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Guess this means it's time for me to read on using signed packages. Is this the right wiki article? http://bit.ly/zHd5nD
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Am I imagining things, or did the http://planetkde.org layout just change? The half of my brain that thinks it's new likes it better. !kde
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@kete So I ended up with 2 FF profiles. I worked, but it's a mess anyways. I'll just run emacs without window borders http://bit.ly/yAysg0
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@kete I fixed all that for FF with userChrome.css (FF UI) and userContent.css (web content). But it broke some sites layout (i.e. reddit)
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The dark theme results in too many workarounds (FF etc.) Going back to a light !kde theme, but stick to solararized in konsole and emacs.
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@pierres Using Arch since late 2007 and am happy with it ever since. Seen your name all over the place, hence a big thanks for your work :D
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I fixed my FF issue by adding a chrome/userContent.css file to my FF profile as described here http://bit.ly/zuN5ek (we're not related ^^)
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@rajitsingh In FF the text in chat textboxes on twitch.tv are light gray on white, unreadable. Using chromium instead works though.
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@rajitsingh Nice desktop. I got it working after re-running the customization script and re-selecting kawoken ^^ http://bit.ly/AfMqkH
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@bulldog98 hmmm, I'll give a try next time I have to open a ppt or doc file then. Thanks for the hint.
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I didn't mention caligra, because i ran out of characters :P. I'm happy with emacs' org-mode and libreoffice once in a while
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@kete If I start using some library/program I know I'll depend on, then I always make sure to have a package that builds from trunk/master.
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@kete Say you encounter a big somewhere, Usually upstream will ask you to try trunk/master before digging deeper into the issue.
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@tshik I came from Gentoo to Arch. That is another reaon why I felt just like home. Didn't have to learn anything I didn't already know :P
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@rysiek I'm happy with Arch right now. Its pkgs are just so much simpler to create and alter comapred to .deb's
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@eriksteinmann My story is just a hint about priorities. Ubuntu: A subset of pkgs get all attention. Debian: no pkg left behind :P
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@kete Arch's Latex packages the best maintaned I've encoutered so far. It has been this way since I'm using it (late 2007)
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