Archive for the ‘Firefox’ Category

January 23

Printing with Linux and Firefox 3

Posted by Bryan Clark
Filed under Firefox, GNOME | 8 Comments

If you haven’t been following Michael Ventnor‘s awesome work on Linux and Firefox integration, then you might have missed this little gem.  Latest builds of Firefox 3 include the new GTK+ Print system instead of the old unix beard print dialog.  Fedora rawhide users will see the new print dialog working right now. say goodbye [...]

November 12

My Rental Agent Runs Linux

Posted by Bryan Clark
Filed under Firefox | 8 Comments

I guess I’ve gotten old so I’m moving out of this area and over to the outside edge of Cambridge. I had an appointment at Maven Realty the other day looking at some apartments, as I watched the agent bring up pictures from various listings I noticed his desktop was running Ubuntu. Later I asked [...]

September 12

Firefox Journal

Posted by Bryan Clark
Filed under Browser, Firefox, Journal | 7 Comments

What is it? Right now it uses Firefox 3.  So you’ll have to download that and try it out.  The download is only 8 megs, so just try it out. We’re taking advantage of Firefox’s new Places system, which is basically storing history, bookmarks, annotations, and tags in a local sqlite database. The Journal takes [...]