Cooking with Linux - Let Me Show You How It's Done with a Little Video
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gtk-recordMyDesktop: recordmydesktop.sourceforge.net
Istanbul: live.gnome.org/Istanbul
reKordmydesktop: www.kde-apps.org/content/download.php?content=55760&id=1
Marcel's Web Site: www.marcelgagne.com
The WFTL-LUG, Marcel's Online Linux User Group: www.marcelgagne.com/wftllugform.html
Marcel Gagné is an award-winning writer living in Waterloo, Ontario. He is the author of the all-new Moving to Free Software, his sixth book from Addison-Wesley. He also makes regular television appearances as Call for Help's Linux guy. Marcel is also a pilot, a past Top-40 disc jockey, writes science fiction and fantasy, and folds a mean Origami T-Rex. He can be reached via e-mail at mggagne@salmar.com. You can discover lots of other things (including great Wine links) from his Web site at www.marcelgagne.com.
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website home question
I am not hurting for a theme or nothing but...I love to snatch ideas.
I went looking at your site's source code. I noticed your running drupal. (I run v4.7.6 currently)
I was wondering if you could tell me how you get this image (www.marcelgagne.com/themes/wftlbuttons/icon-block.png)
at the beginning of all your block titles?
And anything else like
the version of drupal?
what theme is wftlbuttons? (I sort of recognize it but don't)
what does "CM" stand for?
Broken link?
To see these tools in action, visit Marcel's site at www.marcelgagne.com/ljscreencast.html
"Page not found" (as of time of this post).