Sorry my del.icio.us program didn't work. What fails with it? I'm curious, since it advertises indexing directly.
I dunno. It just sits there (running) but nothing ever shows up in Spotlight. May be an issue on del.icio.us side, though: they're known for changing/breaking their APIs.
Safari bookmarks get picked up fine and I use it frequently.
Re:Apple now has more cash than Microsoft
by LogicHoleFlaw on Monday October 27, 2008 @01:18PM
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I'm running Ubuntu/Gnome right now. One killer feature for me is a particular keybinding I have set up for the 'Windows' key. If I hold it down then I can left-click and drag anywhere on a window and it will move with the mouse. If I hold it and middle-click and drag it resizes the window. And if I hold it and right-click then the title-bar context menu pops up right at the mouse pointer. It eliminates seeking or overshooting the titlebar or corners for window manipulation. I love it.
That "window groups" seems really interesting, as does the hor/vert maximization. I don't know if I've ever seen that before. The groups in particular seems really nice: that would almost serve to do away with apps like Coda (which I use to program on the Mac, and which advertises a one-window everything device), at least for the sake of getting things done for cheap.
The virtual desktop isolation makes a lot of sense. Thanks for the clarification! I agree: it would be really nice to have an option for completely separating the spaces from one another. Chalk that up as another thing I didn't know Gnome could do.
Sorry my del.icio.us program didn't work. What fails with it? I'm curious, since it advertises indexing directly. You could try importing your bookmarks as Safari bookmarks, then opening them up like that? Though I don't think Spotlight handles bookmarks very well. I know Google Bookmarks get indexed, but handling two bookmarks sites isn't optimal.