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Works great through WINE. :thumbup: I can't really be bothered to do anything with it though.

We ordered 24 mbit/s... :|

Me neither really- But you could add a lighter outline to it instead.

phpBB has had the capability to do that since phpBB2...

Since the flash plugin is a proprietary plugin, distros like Ubuntu can't legally distribute it with their distro. Technically, it's possible, but it's unlikely that it would work anywhere near as smoothly as on a real install, as Makoto said.

Ever since I moved to a country where eye contact is minimal, I don't know when to make eye contact nearly at all, especially when I'm back in America.

Apple Darwin is the open source part of Mac OS X, it is a fully fledged OS if you can get it to work (I've tried but I have an AMD processor that it doesn't work on). Looking on DarwinPorts however, I see that there's WINE for Darwin-based OSes here: http://wine.darwinports.com/ To install DarwinPorts, there's a guide under the heading "How to install Darwinports" here. (The front page) Good luck, I've never used this at all. :P

When I saw the topic title I sighed and decided to look anyway, but the art made it worth it. :lol: Usually RuneScape art around here is junk, but this works. I'm no digipainter, I can't really give it C/C. Send it in to the RS player gallery though. Seriously, that is nearly guaranteed a place.

I was responding to the poster above me :P

Which leaves the question lingering: Which skin are you using?

:lol: Since when do cars have tone and attack? Or a solid silver head joint. :lol: Yeah, flutes. I don't have any "local" music store, but yes, I tried both yesterday and they're both very nice... Going to go back today as there's someone that can value my old flute.

A Yamaha YFL-371 or an Azumi 2000 RE? They both have the same features: Solid silver head joint, silver-plated nickel body, offset G, E-mechanism, open-holed keys, C foot, just the Azumi has a handmade head joint. I kind of like the feel of the Azumi more, but I haven't tried the Yamaha without the key hole covers. I kind of like the tone and attack of the Azumi, I kind of like the richness of the Yamaha's lower register. Now, for the real question: Who knows what on earth I'm talking about WITHOUT USING GOOGLE GET BACK HERE.

Frames are entirely outdated. I recommend you use divs instead, but don't go overboard.

That argument got old a while ago. As Looce said, why are there so many sites that use it then? Debatable. For most users, there will be relatively little difference between both, just where profile options and sig options are and stuff like that. For administrators, phpBB and Invision both have features that the other doesn't, such as Invision's new separation of admin privileges (some can be restricted to the themes interface, some can get full admin privileges, etc.) But both are as easy to install, as easy to administrate, as easy to add MODs to... That's all that counts. Are you sure that their separation of admin privileges is new? Because phpBB has had that for two years now.

Don't forget the crew.

Amen. Even just upgrading between versions can be an... Interesting process.

:| Oh well... I suppose it's better for Tip.it. I still like being able to modify the crap out of my forum software.

Do you have the noScript addon? Disable it and restart FF. If not, make sure JavaScript is enabled for dA. (I believe it's in Tools->Options->Content on the Windows version of FF)

Full KDE 3/4 libs? That's insane. You have to come into focus: I suggest making a distro that plays RuneScape, has a few accessories to help, and does nothing else.

Assuming you use Ubuntu, I found a guide which worked for me: (You should also install your proprietary graphics driver, or possibly the open source one it you're on ATI) But I suggest only trying this if the above advice does not work. http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p= ... ostcount=8

DevCpp looks good yeah, as it supports GCC based compilers like MinGW (From what I understand you're on Windows).

Amen. I'm getting this phone today or tomorrow: Stereo Bluetooth, 1.3mp camera, mini USB port, MP3 player, place for a memory card, and the incredible quality that automatically comes with any Nokia. At 69 it's a steal.

That is, I take it, the reason that this hasn't been done already. Believe me you aren't the first person to suggest this.

First of all, Mint has a lot of drivers and binary blobs shipped as standard. Second, you have got to be kidding me. KDE is the biggest resource hog there is when it comes to desktop environments. I would recommend Fluxbox, IceWM-lite or even Awesome but that's just me. Your RuneScape users would probably freak out at the sight of just Fluxbox, let alone Awesome.

I never said it was. That is, however a (Quite easy) solution if people do agree that it is, indeed, a problem.