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Sorry, I keep feeling that I missed one somewhere. Fixed now.Combuster wrote:I see my "merge accounts" post has been split out with that proxy issue and forgotten afterwards, I'll ask again:
Chase, could you merge my MT account and this one (Same usernames)
Apologies if i spammed anybody
i sometimes even see .cc for c++ files.spix wrote:Some people use .s or .S for asm source files. and some use .cxx for c++ files.
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Done, there are now 3 urls in the Last Post column on the index page. The topic title goes to the first page of the topic, the author goes to the author profile and the little graphic goes to the last post itself.durand wrote:There's one feature from Mega-Tokyo which was quite good, I think. On the main index page, under the Last Post column, it used to include the topic name of the last post as well which you could click on and go directly to the last message. Right now there is a little pointy page and just a date+name.
I guess I could merge Testing and Announcement into an "OS Releases" forum. Probably be a week or so, I need to go back thru the Announcement forum first and update the projects page on the wiki. I'm going to keep the Jobs and Opening forums seperate though, I think they are distinct enough.durand wrote:Also, another thing I liked was that they only had 3 distinctive forums in the OS development section: development, testing and general programming. Personally, I liked it this way maybe because there was less dispersion. Right now I'm not sure if the 5 forums are so necessary.
Project Accouncements and Testing could be merged because an announcement is also generally a request for people to experiment with the release. Jobs and Project Openings could also be merged.
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block or put the contents in a zip or tar.gz file first.
[quote="Cheery"]For my language of choice, the type is just: .fc, .force, .fe or .fce .[/quote]What language is that???Now I know that they are unused for everybody else than just me.What language is that???
Thanks.My guess: nothing really, but it'll at least stop most people on Windows from accidentally running themCandy wrote:Principially I'm against blocking files based on extensions. What's to stop me from renaming my executable to .zip?
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You mean the purple table header bar? Its just a gradient of the same bar on MT. Anyone else agree?bubach wrote:Would you mind changing the colors for <th class="thHead"> in the MTdark theme css? It's quite ugly atm..
Nothing, in fact I enabled the compression extensions just so people could get around the extension limits. By doing this it'll make it just a little less likely that people post attachments that are not development related and if they want to use zip files then at least we'll save some disk space and bandwidth.Candy wrote:Principially I'm against blocking files based on extensions. What's to stop me from renaming my executable to .zip?
I don't think there is anything wrong with it. It does look different to mega-tokyo, but this is osdev.org not mega-tokyo.You mean the purple table header bar? Its just a gradient of the same bar on MT. Anyone else agree?
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@-moz-document domain(osdev.org) {
body {
background-color: #000055 !important;
}
.bodyline {
background-color: #000055 !important;
border: 0px !important;
}
.forumline {
background-color: #000055 !important;
border: 2px #000055 solid !important;
}
.row1 {
background-color: #003366 !important;
}
.row2 {
background-color: #154580 !important;
}
.row3 {
background-color: #003366 !important;
}
.row3Right {
background-color: #003366 !important;
}
td.cat,td.catHead,td.catSides,td.catLeft,td.catRight,td.catBottom,td.rowpic {
background-image: none !important;
background-color: #336699 !important;
border: 0px !important;
}
th {
color: #000000 !important;
background-color: #666699 !important;
background-image: none !important;
}
tr .spaceRow {
visibility: hidden !important;
}
}