New Timberwolf screenshots!

[Karlos]

I can't seem to get those funky compiz-esque dropshadows on my OS4.1 windows. I have the compositing feature enabled but don't seem to have any options for such effects.

[Karlos]

Isnt a Firefox plugin just a javascript script?

If so, would that be hard to implement?

Even so, after porting the whole browser, dont you think it's plugin system would be a little easier?

A plugin can be as simple as a javascript file and some XUL interface stuff, or it can be as complex as a set of binaries.

Heck, google are working on something called Native Client (NaCl) which is an x86 native environment that allows plugins to be written directly for x86 but without caring about the specific platform's OS or even the browser, provided it supports the currently accepted norms for binary plugins.

[Karlos]

It's nice to be finally getting a firefox port but I have to admit, I've grown quite fond of OWB as a basic browser.

[Karlos]

Just in case anybody is wondering what just happened, I momentarily closed the thread and moved all the X/AEON related posts to this thread.

[Karlos]

I'll be a happy puppy then, and in heaven if I also get the Webdeveloper plugins to work! :-)

I'd imagine that would be one of the ones that would work pretty much straight away. As far as I know, it is pure JS/XUL.

[Karlos]

Woe me, do I have to plan a migration from Windows7 and OSx to OS4? :lol:

Bente my girlfriend won't be happy. A new "browser" and OS to learn. Just because one of my whims...

Just give her the windows 7 box and be done with it. Anyway, it can't be as harsh as expecting her to learn how to use linux... which is pretty much what I did to my significant other

[Karlos]

i hope your right.

im posting here with a 322Mhz Blizzard PPC,it has a 80.666Mhz bus

That's fast for the card. How does the memory and support logic keep up?

[Karlos]

How did you overclock that far?

If I recall correctly, he modified his BPPC, adding a socket to which he fitted a faster 603e part.