Linked by Kroc Camen on Thu 20th Aug 2009 09:43 UTC
What else would we talk about other than the massively [popular|controversial] article about X.org last week. We try and address a number of concerns about the article and common lines of reasoning / misunderstanding. Lastly, we move onto something completely different with topics on Google Chrome on Linux, IE6 and the two details we know about RockMelt: Rock. Melt.
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2008-12-15
I understand the point you're making and that it is usually true. I just thought I'd point out that programs can be written to utilise a back-end which can easily run independently of a graphical front-end. Hence, important data can be saved in case of an X crash.