Sorry, but i can't find any bug here, either in docked or window mode.
Are you using docked mode ? Because a bug here wouldn't suprise me. Tcl's
notion
of focus is confused by the docked mode, and is why there are keyboard
move-entry fails, and other trivial errors.
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With all this discussion of different flavors of Linux, I've got to ask... has
anyone else running SCID on any platform experienced the problem I described in
my earlier post about a week ago (comments disappearing while browsing through
variations)?
--- On Tue, 5/31/11, Benoit St-Pierre wrote
Thanks for the info!
I'll install Crunchbang later this evening. I just encountered Archbang.
Does anyone have some experience with Archbang?
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On 31 May 2011 19:02, "Gerardo Fernandez" wrote:
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 7:53 PM, Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
>> Linux Mint and Scid allowe...
Mint's main edition, Linux Mint 11 Katya, just released, is b
There are multiple flavours of Mint. AFAIK they are all Ubuntu based except
for the Mint Debian flavour.
I am also an ex-Ubuntu user, but found later versions to be painfully buggy
and difficult from a UI point of view. I have used Fedora before but found
the lack of packages a nuisance.
Mint is
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 7:53 PM, Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
>> Linux Mint and Scid allowed me to finally abandon Windows.
>
> I note there is a Mint Xfce flavor:
>
> http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1725
>
> Using only 250 meg RAM means more battery life and a stronger chess engine...
>
> Mint is said to
> Linux Mint and Scid allowed me to finally abandon Windows.
I note there is a Mint Xfce flavor:
http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=1725
Using only 250 meg RAM means more battery life and a stronger chess engine...
Mint is said to be built on Debian, although I'm not sure I get any of
the details: it
On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 6:36 PM, Fulvio wrote:
> A couple of years ago Ubuntu was IMHO absolutely the best distro.
> Unfortunately on every upgrade things are going worst and the last 11.04
> is really too buggy.
Here is where Mint comes to the rescue. Linux Mint and Scid allowed me
to finally a
On Tue, 31 May 2011 18:36:32 +0200
Fulvio wrote:
> Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > Thank you for all your input. If anybody else wants to add his two
> > cents, feel welcome. I feel that these testimonies can help the
> > casual readers, since Scid is a great incentive to install Li
Benoit St-Pierre wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Thank you for all your input. If anybody else wants to add his two
> cents, feel welcome. I feel that these testimonies can help the
> casual readers, since Scid is a great incentive to install Linux.
>
A couple of years ago Ubuntu was IMHO absolutely the
Hello,
Thank you for all your input. If anybody else wants to add his two
cents, feel welcome. I feel that these testimonies can help the
casual readers, since Scid is a great incentive to install Linux.
(At least until there is a Scid for iPad!)
So here are my first observations and experienc
I've been using linux from 1997 and I have to say that I disagree with
Justin, Ubuntu is a very poor, very buggy Linux Flavor option
For a Newbie in Linux I would choose Mandriva Free or OpenSUSE
But, if you really want to go a little bit deeper and to take all the
power from your machi
I have found Ubuntu to be the most stable - any RPM distros cause me
headaches without end. Always fighting with RPM hell. The Ubuntu LTS
distros are great, supported a long time and don't require frequent
upgrades to new distros. I would avoid Fedora and OpenSUSE like the
plague. They have bee
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