lol Eeems. I'll expect that this be done when I get back from Louisiana on the 25th. Not to put any pressure on you

lol erm....well you see, I have Diploma Exams in a couple of weeks so I'm pretty sure this wont be done

I'll probably have a 10-15gb aprtition for /home/

EDIT:what should they be formatted as ext2/3/4

I would probably say 4 since it is the best I use 4 myself when I can

I meant the entire OS. I want to know how much space I need to save for it

Oh, well the current size of the iso is ~440MB so you will need probably around two GB to be safe ( my current build directory ( as in what is compressed into the iso, not the files that define how it is built ) is 1.8GB )

spammer Eems. Is it working?

Just tried to make it notify you on all new posts since the time you get on, and it's giving me grief

I can see whats at teh link

well it's really extremely unstable on my end now Issues with the DNS I think, but I found a better solution in terms of stability https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/feed/load?v=1.0&q=http://www.omnimaga.org/index.php?action=.xml;sa=recent;limit=10;type=rss

Er, the GNOME theme. It looks awesome.

Oh, which one? Mainly I use the default since user-themes doesn't play nice with other extensions

So you can set it up so it won't notify you if the post is in any sections you say you don't want to see

Most likely, but I'm not sure at the moment how exactly how I would handle it.

Firefox 4 looks great on it

It does doesn't it

Can you set it up so we can ignore specific parts of omni like randomness axe etc

that would require a lot more coding to do more parsing then just a simple date check. I could probably do it though.

On that note, I've been using this thing for a while now, and it works great Just got to tune it a little so that instead of only notifying you of the latest post it notifies you of all the latest posts that you missed.
( Oh and I added the ability to disable it )