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Posts Tagged ‘firefox’

Dell Mini 10 and Crunchbang

In Computing on 27 December 2009 tagged Computing, dell, firefox, laptop, Linux, netbook, thunderbird with 6 comments

Over the past week and a bit, I’ve been playing around with Crunchbang Linux on a Dell Mini 10 netbook. The experience has been entertaining at least and Crunchbang works surprisingly well once you get it configured.

Out of the box, Cunchbang is a fairly minimalist desktop environment, using Openbox and Tint as the desktop and [...]

ScribeFire 2.0.1

In Web on 24 April 2008 tagged blogging, editor, extensions, firefox, Software, Web, wordpress with 2 comments

I was just doing a little poking through the latest of Nightly of Firefox, as I often do, and took a peak in the Add-ons manager’s Recommended Add-ons tab. I noticed ScribeFire (née Performancing) was sitting there with a new version number and a spiffy-looking screenshot so I decided to give it a whirl.
Normally I [...]