Re: [dylug] Merry Christmas - (Firefox/linux really worth the switch ?)
Vivek Aseeja <[email protected]> Tue, 4 Jan 2005 16:39:28 +0530
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LOL :-) cheers , vivek On Mon, 3 Jan 2005 21:24:36 +0530, Debajit Adhikary <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hmmm... now that's one pretty long fire(fox)y thread... after the long > meg(h)a bash reunion thread [double pun fully intended ;] and the > other open source thingy ;) > > (I'm catching all the action a little late here... was away last week :) > > My expert comments are inline ;) > > varun wrote: > > > Now days even hotmail are offering 250mb space (for those of u who just got > > up hotmail has upgraded) > > Hey... my teensy weensy Hotmail account is still a measly 2MB ... :( > > For all those of you who have Hotmail accounts... is your mailbox > still 2mb? I'm beginning to wonder... ever since Sabeer Bhatia sold > Hotmail to MS, i think MS has been snooping in my mailbox and reading > all the MS hate mails... Damn!! I knew it!! That's why i still have a > 2MB mailbox!! :( > > > U know may be firefox tweaks the system for best performance so as long as > > you are just opening gmail or 1-2 more sites its good but when u really put > > load on it, it simply does not work. Why don't you give it a short ... > > A *short*? What on earth is that?! > I don't know what that is, but I don't plan to give my Firefox a > *short* whatever-it-means :D > > > > Something you must have noticed is when u click on the link to open firefox > > the window appears after a long delay while ie6 comes up almost immediately. > > IE? What the @#c% is that? Ignoramus eDiot? > > Oops... sorry.... PJ overload that... > Here's a more technoid why: > > IE shares a *hell* lot of DLL's with the core Windows OS -- so they > don't need to be reloaded everytime IE runs, and saves loading time > for IE. So IE is largely in a way *preloaded* before you actually run > it. That holds true for MS Office as well. Good thinking of MS's part. > I don't see anything wrong with it. Only that no one would want to see > any other browser any longer. Seen the Matrix? :) Some of us on this > earth decided to go the Neo way... > > Mozilla (the *suite* as opposed to firefox -- which is standalone) > does have a feature which allows key slow components to be "preloaded" > in a way -- it sits in your taskbar. > > > > Ok and about linux, i very much agree with you on tweaking. Everyone knows > > about and uses MSCONFIG, but i feel certain things about linux (even after > > tweaking) ultimately overloads the system. > > Hmmm.... "certain things about Linux"... Yep. Bingo, dude! "Certain > things about Linux" can and sure will overload your system!! > > > > Yes i am 100% with u, linux is a programmers Paradise and no second thoughts > > to it. > > Hmmm.... *Paradise*... Utopia... The Garden of Eden... interesting... > BTW, come to think of it, who's Adam and Eve?! > > > > I just feel when ever a new s/w comes every1 goes ga-ga over it ... but tell > > me something how many days does it really takes till we are back on windows > > with ie and outlook. (Now debu might be a exception to this) > > > No I'm not! > I still play some of my games on Windows :) > I'm a gamer ya know ;) Yeah, big time gamer me ;) > > > > "Anything that is difficult to get or hipped about becomes popular even > > though it might not be really worth". > > Bingo!! Things that Win aren't always worth it ya know. > > > > and users do turn back to their old trusted ones ... i know so many people > > who have used gmail and returned to yahoo ... > > Hmmm... elaborate please!! I'd like to know why! > Man... damn those ya-hoo(ligans)! > > > > Ok another mail becoming tooo long > > Okie.... now I'm kinda getting an inkling about what "giving it a > *short*" would mean... hmmm... > > > Hope u had a nice time on christmas > > Yep, took a nice long break from work :) > > > Cheers > > Wish you all a great new year ahead!! ;) > > luv > Debajit ;) > > PS: I have no idea as to what the hell I've written. By reading this, > it is automagically assumed that you will in no way hold me > responsible for any offence or damage caused whatsoever, to anything > tangible or otherwise. > > (c) CopyLeft Debajit 2005. All rights reVersed ;) > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > >