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I've just booted into Ubuntu from a cd for the first time and am viewing TD through firefox 3 beta 5. I'm obviously going to have a nosey around before I start posting dumb questions, but first of all, the font is quite hard to read - how do I alter the onscreen font?
bb the linux freak :rolleyes:
edit-prefernces-content - in the section "font" there is a pull down box, or click on advanced and make the minimum font size bigger.
^ Ta Knickers. More stupid questions will inevitably follow... :D
ctrl + +
will zoom it in
There is an extension called No Squint, where you can save font and page sizes (in %) for each website.
I'll install it on my test machine in linux. My bread & butter is the internet no way I am fucking about with some buggy browser on a production box.
I tried running 3.0 rc1 from a isolated dir on my box it picked up on my personal settings and launched the installed version (2.xxwhatever).
did anyone really believe otherwise??Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerbil
A screen shot of his desktop with Teakdoor opened up on this thread would do the trick
i'll do it when i get home from work if you really think it's necessary.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrsquirrel
bnch of fukking idiots here.
btw, i love the screen capture thingy that linux has built into it.
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as promised.
https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...la_Firefox.jpg
^urgghhh, the standard setup of FF is worse than IE, install a bloody theme and some add-ons.
If you take the add-ons away from FF, I'd prefer to use Opera.
install a theme?Quote:
Originally Posted by NickA
innit that wot the teenage girls do with all their programmes?
^I wasn't talking about the "Hello Kitty" theme that you have.
i don't know what you mean by a theme.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickA
i have pretty much got everything working as i want to in ubuntu now.
my only problem is the playlist in vlc.
in windows i could chuck a whole load of files into my playlist, this is particularly important when i'm listening to audio books and there are loads of files / chapters.
in ubuntu i can't seem to chuck them all in and have to do it one by one.
I rest my case your honour, I didnt even realise that you could get a hello kitty theme for firefox, NickAbigPoove obviously knows all about it though.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickA
here is one version.... well I never NickA
Hello Kitty Theme screenshots
https://teakdoor.com/images/smilies1/You_Rock_Emoticon.gif
Have you never actually used Firefox before then?Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
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always. i have very few add ons and am happy enough with the grey theme.
Don't use VLC for audio, use Amarok, it's really rather good. Works similar to WMP, as in it will search folders for all your mp3's and then you can create playlists or just play them all randomly.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChiangMai noon
Here you go...an FF theme...
https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...130/snap11.jpg
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thanks.
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that's orrible.
^it's called noia 2 extreme
I use the Cobalt Firefox theme. It's pretty groovy.
i dunno why one would bother.
is there any advantage? other than competing with teenage girls for prettier or groovier windows and backgrounds???
Cobalt looks pants. :D
I use BlackJapanMax.
https://teakdoor.com/Gallery/albums/u...nnysnap009.jpg