Isn’t it time to create a good site that uses ogg format to play clips instead?

Or atleast have ogg as default, then can use flash if ogg videoformat isn’t available.

I need to continue my search for a good site that don’t convert all formats to flash.

And we can already feel and even see how much faster it goes, this snapshot is great for those who don’t got so fast Internet or need the bandwidth to something else. It compresses images and disables some plugins, but with a click it can be enabled.

See the youtube video Here and see time difference in between sites.

And offcourse Foresight users can install it easily. 32bit and 64bit.

64bit will be built as soon ken Vandine has built it. (thanks)

open terminal and write:

sudo conary update opera=zinden.rpath.org@fl:2-devel

Read more: Here

Works perfect in opera, as you can see in the picture above.

Update:  Some users wonders if its 32bit or 64bit, well it works in both. Using 64bit on my own. Also tested with latest opera 10.51 and still works ok.

World of Goo is a physics based puzzle / construction game. The millions of Goo Balls who live in the beautiful World of Goo don’t know that they are in a game, or that they are extremely delicious.

The full game costs $20, but the first chapter is available for free as a demo, so you may want to check that out first.

Read all about the game here.

For Foresight Linux users, open terminal and write:

sudo conary update worldofgoo=zinden.rpath.org@fl:2-devel

(only for 32bit though)

Official word from HBO is that a premiere date has not yet been set, but it will be in June or July 2009.

Can’t wait until it starts again, really great series.

Visit HBO site for more info.

Of if you are swedish, then you can always get in Foresightlinux.se. That one works fine.

Stats is only from late october until 7 december.

Many users is using Gnome as their desktop envionment, so lets say that´s the one you want to use.

Now we need to think about using 32 or 64bit Linux system, you probably want to use 32bit for the first time to be sure everything works. But you also want 64bit available too.

Now we need to think about how your system should be updated/upgraded. Some Linux distributions have upgrades every 6/8 or 9 months, some using rolling updates and be upgraded as soon there is a new stable version of something.

As regular usage of the computer, you probably want to use latest stable versions of everything. Instead of getting few hundreds updates every 6-9 months. (can also be a pain if something breaks during the update) And maybe you don´t got a great internet speed, and want to save some bandwith too. Fedora, Ubuntu or Opensuse uses 6-8 months upgrades and even installs back the default applications you uninstalled. That is something i don´t want to happen in my dist i use.

And offcourse you want to be able to rollback the system if something should break. Like go back in time to a point where the computer worked just fine.

So this is want we want:

• Gnome
• 32 or 64bit system
• Rolling updates
• Rollback feature

So lets go to Distrowatch to see which Linux dists that have these features.

Foresight

Pardus (KDE as default, but can install gnome afterwards)

These two distros was the only i could find that have rolling updates and rollback feature.

But iv´e managed to find some distributions that have atleast Rolling updates, but no rollback feature.

Arch

PCLinuxos

Debian Testing

+ There is a few more distros that manage it, but either they don´t have Gnome or 64bit system as we also wanted.

So in overall, there was only 2 dists that i really wanted to use. But looks like Foresight has better documentation available and main language for the dist is English. For Pardus it is Turkish.

So thats why i use Foresight and probably many other users too. Its all under the hood where Foresight is so bloody great.