Written by moose the 18 May 09 at 13:00.

The enumerator and the denominator should be aligned in the center of the fraction although the fraction itself can be aligned to the left.

The enumerator and the denominator should be aligned in the center of the fraction although the fraction itself can be aligned to the left.

Written by moose the 5 May 09 at 17:59.

For some websites I like to have the website in the awesomebar, but not the single pages.

e.g. I want to have google, but not google searches in my history. So I'd like to add google to the blacklist. Google websites would not appear in the history.

For some websites I like to have the website in the awesomebar, but not the single pages. e.g. I want to have google, but not google searches in my history. So I'd like to add google to the blacklist. Google websites would not appear in the history.

Written by malofighter the 5 May 09 at 19:00.

Startpage with links to favorite sites with a thumbnail of the website.

Startpage with links to favorite sites with a thumbnail of the website.

Written by malofighter the 9 May 09 at 17:11.

Have a little cross next to all the entries so you can delete the ones you dont wan't.

Have a little cross next to all the entries so you can delete the ones you dont wan't.

Written by moose the 5 Jun 09 at 19:14.

I don't want those 404 - page could not be found - messages in my history. 500 - internal server error would be another message I would not like to have in my history.

Don't get me wrong - I want Firefox to decide with the response code weather to add it to the history, not with the title.

List of HTTP status codes

I don't want those 404 - page could not be found - messages in my history. 500 - internal server error would be another message I would not like to have in my history. Don't get me wrong - I want Firefox to decide with the response code weather to add it to the history, not with the title. <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes">List of HTTP status codes</a>

Written by moose the 20 Apr 09 at 12:10.

When I start Synaptic a root prompt asks for my root passwort. If Nautilus did the same for files I want to delete where the owner is root or gedit / kate would ask for root password if I want to save a file with owner root it would be great.

At the moment I open those programs with Alt+F2 "gksu" or in the console with "sudo" like "sudo rm -r /home/moose/.local/share/Trash/files/2008_0918_RT2860_Linux_STA_v1.8.0.0"

When I start Synaptic a root prompt asks for my root passwort. If Nautilus did the same for files I want to delete where the owner is root or gedit / kate would ask for root password if I want to save a file with owner root it would be great. At the moment I open those programs with Alt+F2 "gksu" or in the console with "sudo" like "sudo rm -r /home/moose/.local/share/Trash/files/2008_0918_RT2860_Linux_STA_v1.8.0.0"

Written by sanketmedhi the 4 May 09 at 14:26.

There is already a Nautilus script which allows you to right-click the protected file and select "Open as Administrator". It is just like running gksu on the file.

sudo apt-get install nautilus-gksu

http://www.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/nautilus-gksu.jpg

There is already a Nautilus script which allows you to right-click the protected file and select "Open as Administrator". It is just like running gksu on the file. sudo apt-get install nautilus-gksu http://www.makeuseof.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/nautilus-gksu.jpg