Customization

Lordbob75 · 15 Jun 2010

The Howling Wolves said:

Lordbob75 said:

The Howling Wolves said:

It's a difficult area because we all want different custom jobs on our computers.
Then once we have that we want to change it.
"If it ain't broke don't fix it!" But leave it to me to break it so I can fix it!

But the point is that if it has a native customization tool, it would be REALLY easy to do whatever customizations that we wanted!

Even better would be the option to save a "profile" or the settings you used for a backup or to give to a friend.

~Lordbob

I am with you all the way.
So, why hasn't somebody developed a native custom tool yet?
Is it to expensive, put people out of work, too difficult to do?
Maybe you should start a new thread and get ideas of how to proceed! IMO

I know I can't write it, but it would make a GREAT tool.

~Lordbob

The Howling Wolves · 15 Jun 2010

Lordbob75 said:

The Howling Wolves said:

Lordbob75 said:

But the point is that if it has a native customization tool, it would be REALLY easy to do whatever customizations that we wanted!

Even better would be the option to save a "profile" or the settings you used for a backup or to give to a friend.

~Lordbob

I am with you all the way.
So, why hasn't somebody developed a native custom tool yet?
Is it to expensive, put people out of work, too difficult to do?
Maybe you should start a new thread and get ideas of how to proceed! IMO

I know I can't write it, but it would make a GREAT tool.

~Lordbob

Then start an Open Discussion and get input and help with the things you need.
There is more talent in 7F than you and I realize.
1. See what you friends think of your idea
2. Submit it to Airbot for approval to get something going.
3. Don't ask me as I am Irish!

Lordbob75 · 15 Jun 2010

The Howling Wolves said:

Lordbob75 said:

The Howling Wolves said:

I am with you all the way.
So, why hasn't somebody developed a native custom tool yet?
Is it to expensive, put people out of work, too difficult to do?
Maybe you should start a new thread and get ideas of how to proceed! IMO

I know I can't write it, but it would make a GREAT tool.

~Lordbob

Then start an Open Discussion and get input and help with the things you need.
There is more talent in 7F than you and I realize.
1. See what you friends think of your idea
2. Submit it to Airbot for approval to get something going.
3. Don't ask me as I am Irish!

No, I mean I literally don't know what code to even write it in, let alone know that code.

~Lordbob

orphanlast · 16 Jun 2010

The Howling Wolves said:

Tutorials » Internet Explorer Zoom Level
Let us know if that is what you are looking for?

I'm sure it would be more like what I'd be looking for, but I stopped using Internet Explorer since 2000. At first I moved over to Deepnet (which is actually a really nice browser... if you want to close a tab, you don't have to aim for a little X, you can just double click the tab. You also don't have to right click and tell the browser to open a link to have a new tab open on the same window. Instead you just click and move the mouse away from the link and it'll automatically make a new tab. It really increases speed. It however doesn't let you put special features like Stumbleupon or the Google share stuff on it because they say it opens opportunity for spyware.... but anyways)

I've never been a fan of Firefox. But when Deepnet wasn't compatible with Vista, I used that for a while and now I'm just glad Chrome is out. Since Chrome OS is just a modified version of Ubuntu, I'd like to see if there'd be a way to play around with it with a flash drive when the final version comes out.

orphanlast · 16 Jun 2010

xarden, thanks for the help, you've given some good options.

I would like to see Windows leave things a little more open for people to program stuff onto windows. To avoid this issue of breaking stuff they could do things the apple way. They just have a set of standards that every developer has to follow, if that standard isn't met, then the windows mod gets the boot until it's able to fit the needed parameters.

But then again, I'm not a programmer. Tell me what you guys think.