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how can I post an image of screenshot as well as text at this forum ? do I need to turn HTML on in the profile ?

Read again my post some messages earlier about UltraImg pics

P.S. At least you have redundant closing [/url] in your bbcodes

Imgur kinda rules for this stuff you don't even need an account to upload (I don't have one)...

Hello all.

There's also: http://myphotos.mypclinuxos.com from our Linuxian friends at
PcLinuxOS. You need to register but it's free. If you wish, you can become a paying
member, but they don't force it on you.

That's the site I use when I want to incorporate a picture in the text -- not just tag it
as an attachment after the text (which is the default on this forum).

BFN.

starhawk wrote:Imgur kinda rules for this stuff you don't even need an account to upload (I don't have one)...

You can freely upload without reg to Postimage or UltraImg or almost every modern image hosting.
The account is only for some guarantee that images wouldn't disappear some day in visible future.

rodocop said 'The power of Puppy is that it can look like big Linux still remaining little, fast and cute Puppy'
Puppy can look like a Debian, just wallpaper and icons will be enough not to break the puppy system, efficient fast, and frendly to newbies.
c'est bien dit et I agree.

I continue my road..

Converting old pc to dedicated retro gaming machine
dpup487 + fluxbox and wbar
Emulator icons found on deviantart, wallpaper found through google image search

Nice theme and wallpaper !!

Very ugly.

@ musher --

Dejan555, Argolance, two artists for Puppy Tuning..

@starhawk

Sort of both. Not sure I can put in words.

Why use a beautiful wood surface 12 inches from your nose as a desktop
background?

What's wrong with using a nice photograph of a mountain scenery, or similar?

Why do you want to give to yourself the impression of a limited horizon, however
nice?

Looks nice to me... I like hardwood floors, though...



As the Romans themselves said -- de gustibus non disputandem est -- "In taste, there is no arguing"...

Note on grammar, per Wikipedia's article on the phrase, which is syntactically somewhat out of custom. Stylistically, Romans preferred to lump all their verbs at the end of the sentence, which they could do, as suffixes determined the structure of the sentence rather than word order. The upshot is that you can write "dog bites man" backwards and still mean the same thing the downside is that if you forget your pluperfect imperative verb conjugation (or, more famously, the ablative absolute structure -- "these things having been done by Caesar..."), you are grammatically screwed.

Source: my old Latin textbook, which Mom handed to me when I was somewhere around ten -- it's from Cambridge's course some decades ago; I want to say she got it for a high school course she took on the subject... I was composing pretty sizable stories --for a ten-year-old-- in Latin for about a year before I got bored with it. I might still have one or two of those somewhere, although my penmanship has always been questionable, at best.

de gustibus non disputandem est

It didn't quite look right to me, so I googled it and got:

Showing results for de gustibus non disputandum est
Search instead for de gustibus non disputandem est

So I think 'um' is a more common spelling than 'em'. Great citation of yours, perfectly fit for this thread! Thanks.

Whoops! That there is indeed a typo. My apologies... I'm incredibly rusty, haven't seriously touched the stuff in over a decade.

I really ought to fix that...

The wooden background is for when you are surfing wireless in the mountain with your laptop, musher0, to remember the home, sweet home.
You change the theme, the toucan changes of colour
To mix grey and colors, use tintii, section graphics. Enjoy Puppy !

pupjibaro kde.

Man, that's nice josejp2424, which KDE is that?

haha, for fun