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Imagine that the lines on the worldmap represent nuclear missile trajectories.
There's a shirt with such an image and that sentence somewhere on thinkgeek.com or a similar site I think.
And just to advertise a fantastic game related to this: DEFCON
Runs on GNU/Linux (altough I'm having some graphical bugs with it on my PC in the demo version).
@slackmagic:
How do you remove the window decorations??
It looks really cool!
And everyone here seems to have monitoring tools on the background image. Is this done with gdesklets?
Everytime I see the screenshots here, I am amazed. This just looks so much better than any other OS! And that's without compiz effects!
My ubuntu gnome desktop still looks very poor. I'll have to do something about that...
[KIA]aze: take a look at your $HOME/.fluxbox/keys file
Code:
Mod4 Q :ToggleDecor
for example allows me to toggle on/off the decoration of any window by simple pressing WINDOW-key + q
the quote is from wargames originally, but the game DEFCON is based on that movie,
well worth waching, g33k classic (along with hackers, opperation takedown and antitrust)
...Interesting error message by the way...do you get that often or was that a one time deal? Just curious.
Nah - It was a one time deal so far. I had my friend connct to me via VNC, so he could watch the connection appear - and for some reason the image didn't draw all the way. about 45% then it glitched, and the rest of the image was gray, and that error was thrown. Only done it once though, so I figured it had to do something with the VNC connecting while the image was being drawn (idk).
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