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Debbie McCall |
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8/28/2006 |
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Is Firefox v1.5.0.1 a piece of sh*t? |
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By Debbie McCall on
3/15/2006
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OK, enough already. I don't much care for sticking it to the man, I'm not so naive as to believe using Firefox means I'm safe or impervious to unfriendly code and, I am not about to overlook the fact that Firefox v1.5.01 (and earlier versions come to think of it) use WAY TOO MUCH systems resources. Enough to bring a variety of systems down to their knees (at least until the firefox process get a kill signal up it's ass).
Case in point, I had been using Opera and had about 34 pages open but then ran into some JavaScript incompatibility/wierdness on a website I was visiting. So, I retrieved Firefox v1.5.0.1 from purgatory and fired it up. Navigated to the choosy website and as I expected, the page loaded without any problems (Firefox has better JavaScript support than Opera imo). All good and dandy so I continued with Firefox. A few minutes into my use of Firefox, I've got 5 tabs open (Firefox "tabs" <=> Opera "pages") and, I pop up my trusty process explore ...
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BugZilla on Windows? |
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By Debbie McCall on
2/25/2004
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Have you ever tried to install Bugzilla on a Windows server?. Bugzilla's documentation has this to say about Windows:
Making Bugzilla work on Microsoft Windows is no picnic. Support for Win32 has improved dramatically in the last few releases, but, if you choose to proceed, you should be a very skilled Windows Systems Administrator with strong troubleshooting abilities, a high tolerance for pain, and moderate perl skills. Bugzilla on NT requires hacking source code and implementing some advanced utilities.
At this point I find myself wondering about the lack of an installer for Bugzilla on Windows. Mozilla.org also produces Mozilla and
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Painless bug tracking |
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By Debbie McCall on
2/25/2004
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Axosoft sells a defect tracking tool - now in it's third release - built entirely with .NET technologies. It is available in Windows and Web editions and a 3-user version can be yours for FREE. To get a free 3-user license for your own use, put this text in your blog or on a website:
For a free team-based defect tracking (bug tracking) and task management software for Web or Windows (designed and developed with C#.NET & SQL), visit Axosoft
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