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May. 31st, 2006 12:04 amOn a lighter note, There's an alien in my duck!
Quick, is there anyone fluent in French?
Quick, is there anyone fluent in French?
May. 31st, 2006
Gene Catlow (webcomic)
May. 31st, 2006 12:47 pmI stumbled apon a furry webcomic discussion on the Keenspot forums. It basically resolved that furry couldn't be a genre in it's own right (like sci-fi or fantasy or western), but just an artistic style. In one post, however, there was a complaint about how Gene Catlow's archives had less navigation than the index template.
In a sence, I agree. Gene could add a dropdown for each storyline and add the calendar to boot. However, I also see that Gene's sticking to a 640-wide format... which presents some challenges on any further redesign.
I don't have access to Gene's stats, only mine for Stalag '99. For this past month, Mozilla-based browsers (Mozilla Suite, Firefox) slightly edged ahead of IE. Drilling down, however, only two-thirds of a percent of folks (including one I know) used Netscape 4.x. One third of a percent used Opera. About 3% use IE 5. Most everyone's using ether Mozilla/Firefox, IE 6 or 7. The rest are monitors and search engines. (Hint! I have an RSS feed!) This means the majority (95%) is using a relatively modern browser, and doesn't have any table-tag problems.
If Gene's stats are similar to mine, it would mean adding a few more items wouldn't be much of a hit:
In a sence, I agree. Gene could add a dropdown for each storyline and add the calendar to boot. However, I also see that Gene's sticking to a 640-wide format... which presents some challenges on any further redesign.
I don't have access to Gene's stats, only mine for Stalag '99. For this past month, Mozilla-based browsers (Mozilla Suite, Firefox) slightly edged ahead of IE. Drilling down, however, only two-thirds of a percent of folks (including one I know) used Netscape 4.x. One third of a percent used Opera. About 3% use IE 5. Most everyone's using ether Mozilla/Firefox, IE 6 or 7. The rest are monitors and search engines. (Hint! I have an RSS feed!) This means the majority (95%) is using a relatively modern browser, and doesn't have any table-tag problems.
If Gene's stats are similar to mine, it would mean adding a few more items wouldn't be much of a hit:
- Put the dropdown and calendar to the right of the comic (using a table with BORDER="0" to format it properly).
- Possibly put the Keenspot newsbox underneth the dropdown/calendar.
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May. 31st, 2006 11:16 pmTime to update that icon.
As some of you know, SL 1.10.1's out. Nice features... but for us Linux users, unattainable since 1.10.0 came out. It crashes on login.
Turn off occlusion and turn on permission debugging, and you get octree warnings up the wazoo. Oh oh, shipped broken.
Zi got Karen Linden on the line to get someone to compile up 1.10.1 and get it online... but as I said, shipped broken. Torley's got bug reports now and Brent from the Mac forums is there to collect them too and give feedback. Hopefully we'll get more info.
As some of you know, SL 1.10.1's out. Nice features... but for us Linux users, unattainable since 1.10.0 came out. It crashes on login.
Turn off occlusion and turn on permission debugging, and you get octree warnings up the wazoo. Oh oh, shipped broken.
Zi got Karen Linden on the line to get someone to compile up 1.10.1 and get it online... but as I said, shipped broken. Torley's got bug reports now and Brent from the Mac forums is there to collect them too and give feedback. Hopefully we'll get more info.