A Photoshop Question

**imported_Chris** · 12-22-08, 11:14 PM

Originally Posted by Twist

Ya, I get on these kicks where I'm really busy with school and life in general and would forget to stop by... Talked to Alan the other day and told him I was coming back...How's it been for you?

Well, glad your back. Like the remodeling we've done?

Originally Posted by drossman69

I use it mainly to run firefox because work machines are locked down and IE is the only browser "allowed".

Another cool trick is to install the Xming X server in the portableapps directory and use putty to ssh to a linux box and start gnome-session to get a linux desktop running in Windows over the network.

Not a bad idea. Firefox > all others.

**Twist** · 12-22-08, 11:28 PM

Ya, I like the new "bare bones" feel...seems more manageable for the number of active members.

Originally Posted by drossman69

I use it mainly to run firefox because work machines are locked down and IE is the only browser "allowed".

Another cool trick is to install the Xming X server in the portableapps directory and use putty to ssh to a linux box and start gnome-session to get a linux desktop running in Windows over the network.

Ya, I'm mainly interested in Firefox as well, and FileZilla since I keep all my web design work on flash drives it will make it easy to work on the go.
I used to have Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon linux LiveCD as a bootable flash drive with a folder to save my settings. Essentially an OS on a stick...gotta love 16 GB thumb drives...

**Evil** · 12-23-08, 12:35 AM

Good to see you, Twist.

**drossman69** · 12-23-08, 08:15 AM

Originally Posted by Twist

Ya, I'm mainly interested in Firefox as well, and FileZilla since I keep all my web design work on flash drives it will make it easy to work on the go.
I used to have Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon linux LiveCD as a bootable flash drive with a folder to save my settings. Essentially an OS on a stick...gotta love 16 GB thumb drives...

I have Intrepid and Fedora 10 on usb sticks, but I'm currently mad at Ubuntu and switching back to Fedora for server type stuff. I just burned the iso install image to the stick and use the live image if needed. Cool stuff!!