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Bruce, no no no, I just assumed he accidentally encrypted his home movie of his son's first birthday. It happens to the best of us.

I've checked, every bug I mentioned has found its way to a tracker.

What makes you think that? It will be decided by the European Commission, who are a group of unelected socialists.

I don't doubt it, I will certainly be giving the GNOME version a spin in the next few weeks.

And I've just discovered that Firefox offers to install Adobe Flash for me, but then fails.

Well, I put OpenSUSE 11 on my laptop. The installer looked nice, but X restarts an annoying amount of times during installation and gets replaced with a CLI login or a CLI message saying "DONT PANIC!" Another thing is I thought it was stuck on 48%, but it turns out the status bar doesn't update unless I move the mouse. I specifically unchecked the box that said "auto login", but I've not once been asked to log in. The network manager applet told me there were no wifi networks in range. I tried editing the card in YaST but it failed at the step where it connects to the internet

I don't see the purpose of these "bug threads" - OpenSUSE has an alright official bugtracker.

You mean you didn't flash before Mick Jagger?

It means you'll show up only if you are 32 bit.

This journalist from CNN has a bit of egg on his face, it would seem. Because its got flash memory, it can play Flash videos. http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articl...19_FORTUNE5.htm Ben Charny: Sort yourself out!

I don't think there are any efforts to save XP, just the market forces at work.

Ubuntu is muscling in with Intel Atom processors too.

Thanks. I might give both a spin - I haven't seen KDE4 since release day.

I'll buy the final version and give it a spin. Could you be more specific about KDE 4 Bruce? Is it the concept itself, or is it just not quite there yet?

The FF3 beta has all of Mozillas most recent changes integrated. If they find any major or security bugs, unlikely, then they will be released too.