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Living as an ex-pat in Hong Kong I'm often asked to create websites in dual languages (Chinese and English).
Creating dual language functionality if you're building a static HTML website is very straightforward. If you're building them on WordPress you have to follow a different process but it's still not difficult.
I've covered the process for creating dual language sites using WordPress here - this article focuses on static HTML websites.
Dual language sites: static HTML
Step 1: Create a new folder for your second language pages.
Create a new folder on your server that will hold the translated versions of each page on your site.
It's a good idea to use the International 2 letter code for the second language as the name for this folder because that will help the search engines. For example, in the case of Chinese it's 'zh'
Step 2: Set the font for your second language pages
If your second language is one that uses the Roman alphabet you can skip this step because the font will be the same as used for your primary language.
But if it's a language that uses different characters, like Chinese, you can set up a div in your stylesheet that defines the font you want to use.
There are a lot of different fonts for Chinese text but, as I cannot read Chinese, I always get my client to specify the font they want to see and I then specify this in the stylesheet.
Often my clients won't know the font name, but in many cases they can point to a website that uses a font they like. In this case you can simply view the source code and copy the font name.
You would set it up like this in your stylesheet (the font name is only an example):
#second-language { font-family: SimHei; }
Step 3: Create the second language pages
If you have specified a different font for your second language pages (step 2 above) you will need to wrap the page content in the div tags you defined in the stylesheet - using the example above it would look like this:

content here

Your client will, of course, need to provide the translated content to you. They can provide it in a Word document, but you should then copy it to a text file (Notepad or something similar) to remove the formatting Word inserts.
When you save the Notepad file, be sure to save it with UTF-8 encoding if it's not a Roman character language.
You can then copy and paste the content from each Notepad page into your HTML editor.
Step 4: Update your navigation menus
The URLs in the navigation menu on each of your second language pages must include the new directory you set up in the file path, otherwise your visitors will be taken back to your primary language pages when they navigate around your site – not a good user experience!
I name the second language pages slightly differently so it's easier to manage the files. Usually I just add a '-cn' to the existing file name, so
About.html would become
So the full path URL to your About page in the navigation menu on your English language pages might look like this:
In your second language pages the full path URL for the same menu item would look like this:
So make sure all the navigation menu links in your menu bar on all your second language pages are adjusted to include the extra directory in the path and the revised filename.
This will ensure that, once a visitor selects a language, all future pages they visit on your site are presented in their choice of language, unless they use the switcher to change back again.
Step 5: Set up a language switcher
I set up a language switcher in the top right corner of each page, which contains options for both languages.
Basically, the language switcher links each page to itself in your primary language and to its second language equivalent in your second language choice.
Then, once they've arrived at the second language version of the page, the navigation menu links will ensure that all pages they visit from then on are in their choice of language.
Taking the About page as an example again, the code for the switcher at the top of that page would, therefore, look like this:
EN | 中文
So you need to link each page to itself in your primary language and to its second language version for the alternate language, and repeat that at the top of all pages (for both languages) in your site.
And just to clarify, if someone is viewing your second language page, the switcher is linking that page to itself and also to the primary language equivalent, but you use the same code for the switcher on both language versions of the same page.
That is: the
About.html and the
About-cn.html pages would have the same code in the switcher.
OK, that's it, any questions leave me a comment!


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WE 6000,Australia
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Chengde South Road, Huaian City, Jiangsu Prov.
Tel: +86 771 – 571 0902
Email: email@example.com
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Tel: +86 771 – 571 0902
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Hong Kong
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Unit 705,7/F Ho Lik Centre, 64-66 Sha Tsui Road,
Tsuen Wan, NT, Hong Kong
Tel: +852-2370-4500
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Unit 705,7/F Ho Lik Centre, 64-66 Sha Tsui Road,
Tel: +852-2370-4500
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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3-34-8 Tarumicho,Suitashi, Osaka, Japan
Tel: +81-6-6368-9700
Email: email@example.com
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3-34-8 Tarumicho,Suitashi, Osaka, Japan
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1F,Sohae Bldg, 527 Sinsa-dong ,
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Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Urban Life Distribution
ul. Smolna 10, lok. U.8.15 – 00-375 Warszawa,
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03203 – ELCHE (Alicante) – SPAIN
Tel. +34-96-6651423 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Gios Euroamerica SL
Calle Marie Curie 24 – Elche Parque Industrial
03203 – ELCHE (Alicante) – SPAIN
Tel. +34-96-6651423 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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No.2 , Lane20,Hua Fu Street,
North District,
40453 Taichung City
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Email: email@example.com
No.2 , Lane20,Hua Fu Street,
Tel: +886-4-22017879
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Boulder, Colorado
Tel: 1-303-323-8559
Email: email@example.com
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Boulder, Colorado
Tel: 1-303-323-8559
Email: email@example.com
C/Marie Curie 24
Elche Parque Empresarial
03203 Elche (Alicante) Spain
firstname.lastname@example.com / www.gios.it
email@example.com / www.gios.it
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64-68 Sha Tsui Road, Tsien Wan
NT, Hong Kong
email@example.com / www.gios.it
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Looking back at 1958, Mr. ALFREDO GIOS, with just 18, started working in the family business, which had been founded ten years before by his father Tolmino, an excellent professional cyclist in the late 30s. His victories brought him to be part of the Italian national team at the Olympic Games of Berlin in 1936. Tolmino GIOS started working in his little bike shop in Turin focused on selling city bikes.
The biggest next step for the company came in November 1971 when Alfredo GIOS made contact with Giorgio PERFETTI, owner of the worldwide known chewing gum brand "BROOKLYN", at the Milán bike show where GIOS was displaying his new model "EASY RIDER". Attracted by the design and features of this bike, Perfetti commissioned immediately 100 units for a raffle organised by his company among its clients.
The next year, Perfetti created and sponsored a new and powerful professional cycling team and considering his recent and strong friendship – and commercial – relation with Alfredo GIOS, he offered him to be the official technical supplier for his new team. On August 4th, 1972 the agreement became official, starting a long and close collaboration lasting five years (1972-1977) and making BROOKLYN one of the best professional teams of its time, with a large list of riders. One of them highlighted over the rest, Roger De Vlaeminck, winner of the Milan-Sanremo, Paris-Roubaix, Tour of Flandes, Giro di Lombardia, Lieja-Bastogne-Lieja, Flecha Walona, Paris-Bruselas, Milan-Turin, Zurich Championship, Het Wolk, Tirreno-Adriatico, Tour de Suisse and so on. In addition to some other team victories like the ones of Sercu, Panizza, De Muynk, Osler, Lualdi or Passuello.
Blue Gios
Lots of victories under one single colour, the "GIOS BLUE". Alfredo GIOS looked for a special colour which fitted perfectly with the "stars & stripes", design of the Brooklyn team jersey. After some tests, he chose the blue colour, because of its brilliant, electric, eye-catching and surrealist tone. The "BLU GIOS" was born. Its originality spread quickly in the cycling context, becoming a milestone of the history of professional cycling. Even today, after many years, the distinctive "GIOS BLUE" colour continues being the main sign of our brand's visual identity.
70's – 80's
In 1978 Alfredo signed an agreement with Gustav Jannsens, owner of a famous Belgian ice cream factory. Shortly after, the great Didi Thurau was introduced to the press as the leading man of the "IJSBOERKE GIOS" team. Many years came full of victories for the GIOS bikes, mainly based in two constants: AERODYNAMIC & PROFESSIONALISM.
The 80s was also a decade of victories, now with Fons De Wolf – an exceptional rider model – who won the big classics, like Milan-Sanremo always with a GIOS top model, symbolism of its quality and professionalism.
In 1989, Alfredo GIOS followed its collaboration with first class teams, now with "JOLLY 88", team with riders like Visentini, Leali and Colagé.
Kelme & the 90's
Two years later, in 1991, the super champion Stephen Roche, chose GIOS bikes for his victories of that season. Still today, the Irish rider keeps a close friendship with Alfredo.
From 1994 to 1999, 6 great seasons of an amazing collaboration came with the KELME team. Great winners of the team used those years GIOS bikes: Escartin, Heras, Cubino, Dominguez, Edo, "Chepe" Gonzalez, Botero, Sevilla, Rubiera and so on. All of them with very important victories and particularly the podium of Fernando Escartín at the 1999 Tour de France.
At the beginning of the next decade, a new winner came powerful: Ivan Quaranta. His spectacular speed in the last 200 meters gave him two victories at Giro de Italia of 2001 among many others during that season.
In 2004, Alfredo GIOS was contacted by Jesús Suarez Cueva, a former rider of the great KELME team, which had been sponsored by GIOS in the beginning of the 80s. "RELAX", a professional team of an excellent level with Paco Mancebo, Oscar Sevilla y Dani Moreno, was born. 2005, 2006 and 2007 are years with a lot of important victories that keep growing the history of the "GIOS BLUE"
In 2009, after a complete operational reorganization, GIOS strengthens its global dimension keeping, even so, its Italian identity and flavour. All our models continue to be conceived, engineered and designed in Italy and then manufactured in a modern factory in Taiwan, with the most advanced technologic equipment and in the forefrontof the latest innovations.
GIOS today
Nowadays, the GIOS company takes part in every international bike show and its worldwide sales team and customer service is today managed by two branches: GIOS ASIA/PACIFIC based in Hong Kong and GIOS EUROAMERICA with offices in Alicante (Spain), headed by Luca Tolmino GIOS, Alfredo's son.
In 2016, GIOS has become the official technical supplier of the legendary Colombian team "MANZANA POSTOBON". GIOS brand and Colombian cycling have been collaborating for many years, by supplying bikes to winners as "CHEPE" Gonzalez, Santiago Botero, Herman Buenahora, Carlos Alberto Contreras…
Today GIOS starts this new project full of hope, with the intention of becoming again a true leader in the worldwide professional cycling arena, thanks to the participation in one of the three big Europe's tours, hand by hand with a great and complete Colombian team with years of tradition.
If you are one of the lucky owners of a beautiful GIOS Bicycle that bears the signature of Alfredo Gios, you can now join the only official GIOS Owners Club.
Thanks to this exciting tool, you wil be able to share pictures and comments with other Worldwide GIOS Proud Owners.
You can also follow the official Instagram account @giosownersclub and tag&share your photos with #giosownersclub. We'll pick the best to display them here!

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At the Old Strathcona Business Association, we strive to enhance, to promote and to protect the businesses of the Old Strathcona community. We achieve this by supporting projects and campaigns that maximize Old Strathcona's aesthetic appeal and by working with everyone concerned to ensure the well-being of our members, their staff, their customers and their clients.
Have a question? Get in touch!
- Address:
#402, 10314 Whyte Ave
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- Email:
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Our Board Members
Old Strathcona Business Association
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 10am - 3pm
Our office is closed on all statutory holidays.
Staff team:
Executive Director: Cherie Klassen
Office Manager: Bailey Richards
Please direct all media inquiries to our Executive Director at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Vision, Mission, & Promise
Following our mandate to Enhance, Promote, and Protect our vision is that the Old Strathcona Business Association will be the most robust and diverse BRZ (Business Revitalization Zone) in Alberta, while playing an active role in preserving the safety, health, and heritage of the Old Strathcona community.
We will Support our member's efforts to continue growing a sustainable and diverse Old Strathcona economy providing Education, Awareness, Advocacy and Product Development.
Further, we promise that our residents and visitors will have a life enriching experience every time they are in Old Strathcona
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The Old Strathcona Business Association works in partnership with the City of Edmonton and business Stakeholders to promote and enhance Old Strathcona, resulting in an engaged and collaborative business community with a focus on long term sustainability. With almost 650 Members, located from 99 Street to 109 Street and 83 Avenue to approximately 76 Avenue, there is an experience for all five of your senses in Old Strathcona.
The OSBA is constantly looking for new and innovative ways to enhance our guest experience and showcase Old Strathcona's vibrancy, while highlighting the great businesses and promoting a sense of community. Working collaboratively with community groups, neighborhood organizations, The City of Edmonton and valued business Stakeholders, the OSBA is committed to a strategic vision for the future.
The OSBA has several strategies to achieve our goals. Some dramatic changes will include a new look and feel for the area that re-energizes the community and brings back the sense of pride and accomplishment it deserves. Some, but not all, of the initiatives are as follows:
*Develop and implement a 3 – 5 year plan and strategy focusing on our Vision, Mission, and Promise.
*Support our property owners through business retention and recruitment efforts that will also impact the "business mix" in the area and ultimately product development.
*Support Members by marketing the area as a whole, providing opportunities for businesses to feature their messaging and working with local events and area festivals to support their activities.
*Engaging business members through value added programs and opportunities.
*Focus on Product Development – through the use of more comprehensive strategies and plans in order to maximize the resources required to implement, while focusing on "Clean – Safe – Green".
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d. New Look & Feel – updating pole banners, art projects, programming in the area, public art, beautification, etc.
e. Business Mix – working with our property owners to ensure we have a sustainable mix of businesses and services in the area to service our residents and the many guests we have as a significant destination in Edmonton.
f. Broaden our customer base to close the gap between our day and evening economies that make up our eclectic community.
All our efforts will impact the story and the experience, which is Old Strathcona and Whyte Ave. We are looking forward to the future and are so pleased to share that with you. The OSBA and Old Strathcona businesses are excited to connect with you in Old Strathcona, where you'll find something for all five of your senses, and where we celebrate the Good Things!


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What does it mean to have a gut feeling that you remember something? You see someone you recognize in a coffee shop. Do you remember her from high school? Or maybe you saw her on television. Could she be the manager of your local bank? Perhaps you don't know her at all … but you've still got a feeling you do. What's that all about?
One theory of memory proposes that what we remember depends on our expectations. We're less likely to remember our old classmate at the coffee shop than at the high school reunion. At the bank, we might greet the manager by name, but we only get a vague sense of recollection when we see her in the checkout line at the grocery store. So what cues that sense of expectation? If the grocery store pipes in the same music they play at the bank, will we remember her then? What if it turns out she's not the bank manager, but another woman about the same height who happens to own the same blazer? Does the music help us notice the difference, or just make us more likely to ask a complete stranger about the status of our mortgage application?
Stephen Goldinger and Whitney Hansen designed a nifty experiment to see how a subtle cue affects memory. They rigged a chair with a set of speakers under the seat: they wanted to generate a subliminal signal—a "buzz" soft enough that most people claim they can't feel it, but loud enough that people can guess that a sound might have been played. In a preliminary test, they gradually decreased the intensity of the buzz until 75 percent of participants claimed no awareness, but 65 percent still guessed correctly.
Next, they asked a new set of volunteers to memorize 96 words—48 "easy" words that had a clear visual image associated with them (e.g. "snowball"), and 48 "hard" words for abstract concepts (e.g. "movement"). After a short period where they were distracted with an opinion questionnaire, they were tested on their memory. For the test, a word would be presented on-screen, and the respondent indicated whether it was old or new—whether it had appeared in the original list of words or not. Half the time during the testing phase, the subliminal buzz was played, and half the time it was not. The same test was repeated with photos of objects, and again with faces.
For easy objects, Goldinger and Hansen found no difference between cases when the buzz was played and when it was not. This makes some sense—to take an obvious example, I'd recognize my wife and kids regardless of the context. However, for hard objects, the result was quite different:
The chart on the left compares accurate "hits"—when participants correctly identified "old" items—and "false alarms," when new items were incorrectly identified as old. When the buzz was played, both hits and false alarms went up for hard items. Rather than actually enhancing memory, the buzz just made people more likely to say they'd seen an item before. The participants were also asked to rate their confidence in their answer on a scale of 1 to 7. The buzz increased confidence for false alarms, but decreased confidence for hits.
As a control, Goldinger and Hansen also ran the same experiment, but changed the buzz so that it was clearly audible, telling participants that they'd hear a buzz sometimes but offering no other explanation (this must have led to some interesting conversation among student participants on campus after the experiment was completed). In this case, the buzz had no impact on accuracy, either for hits or false alarms.
Goldinger and Hansen explain the data this way. When we're certain about a memory, we aren't influenced by external cues—subtle or otherwise. But when a memory is less sure, we tend to rely on "gut feelings." Sometimes, however, a gut feeling is nothing more than a barely perceptible stimulus. Our gut can mislead us—and it can also be imitated by a speaker hidden inside our chair, or the caffeine buzz from an extra cup of coffee, or any number of other things.
Goldinger, S.D., Hansen, W.A. (2005). Remembering by the Seat of Your Pants. Psychological Science, 16(7), 525-529. DOI: 10.1111/j.0956-7976.2005.01569.x


text: [Photos via The Cobrasnake] Evidently with the circus in town and what not novice contortionists are coming out of the woodwork. At first we weren't sure exactly what was going on in this picture- actually we still aren't. But, whatever it is, it ain't pretty. Bartender, what's a guy got to do to get a cut off here ? This dude didnt just settle for the bridge and tunnel unbuttoning up top- he went whole hog and rocked out with his belly out. We sort of thought this went without saying, but guys, the shirt almost-completely-off look is never ok when out and about in the city; save the ab(less) show for hot summer days at the beach. Clothes on in public- dignity in check.


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The Orchard House is a beautiful six bedroom Victorian farmhouse built circa 1874 each with private baths, and furnished in a romantic country style. Amenities include a full country breakfast each morning, 14+ beautiful acres with vineyard to stroll, front porch with wicker and rockers, hammock, pond, pool (in season). Nestled in the core of the Virginia countryside, we are surrounded by the breath-taking Blue Ridge Mountains, yet only a short drive away from the arts and entertainment of downtown Charlottesville, Waynesboro, Staunton, Lynchburg, Jefferson Heritage Trail, Nelson 151, as well as the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Discussion in 'White Hat SEO' started by gpgip, Feb 23, 2011.
when doing SEO does .com rank faster than .info or do it not matter
For a money site spend the money and get the .com since it's easier for customers to remember. Either can rank well depending on the usual suspects.
lol it doesn't matter, it al. depends on the site.. i asked same question 6 months ago at BHW, n then tested myself there is nothing such a thing..its not about info or .com its about good or bad site...if you have a good site, some value real content, noone cares about this even google.
agree with the "usual suspects" . You can rank any of them depends on the competitors..
dude get the $1 godaddy coupon and buy a .com ... not cz of seo, but the domain name looks more credible...
thanks for the replies
doesnt matter. I have seen plenty of .info domains get #1 place for some VERY competitive keywords.
I actually dont see a lot of .info on first place and a lot of people vote against them
Go always for a .COM, the .INFO has some problems with google. They penalize a bit the .INFO sites, perhaps it's not a great diference, sio you can rank well for a .INFO site, but the trouble is there
There is no penalizing for .info domains that is one damn hard myth to dispell. Stop spreading the damn myth. Its a domain for God's sake, google does not care if its a .info or .shit as long as its a domain.
BTW Just got my .info of 8months to pr4 without any problems.
It really doesn't matter to the search engines. It does matter when considering how your url will look to your traffic. .COM tends to be more comfortable, but some people are able to make the .INFO or others fit with the url.
Yup, I have a .info that is ranking well in a competitive niche. .info is not as bad as a lot of people perceive.
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It's nice to hear something about IceWM.
I've been using IceWM for many years now. Gnome and KDE simply kill the performance of my laptop computer. But IceWM runs quite snappy and does everything I need it to do as well as look nice.
I have been using IceWM for years, here's another example of a theme: http://www.massassi.com/etc/desktop.png
Yo, dude, your desktop wallpaper is great, but your desktop toolbar is hideous! Lol, what gives?
ok,i like that icewm theme of saberworks, but i've just browsed a few screenshots and it doesn't look sexy :-(
of course, when performance is at stake, one can still consider the console. i use the console UI with great pleasure.
Some weeks ago I switched from GNOME to IceWM! So far it's pretty nice (small & fast), but I'm still looking for a Nautilus replacement. Any hints?
@ saberworks: just forgot to ask.. which theme do you use?
>Any hints?
Go with FOX's PathFinder! Really-really fast! (but not 100% developed). Email me if you need hints on how to enable AA support on FOX apps and how to have similar colors with your gnome apps.
I'd recommend ROX-Filer (http://rox.sourceforge.net ). It's not much like windows explorer, but it's much lighter than nautilus and supports both thumbnails and desktop icons. It's also been updated much more recently than the DFM program that the article spoke of.
I had the latest ROX completely nuking my share-mime info gnome 2.6 needed, so I am weary of it now.
I built IceWM a few days ago but gave up on it: the font display was obviously worse than the Gnome I was considering replacing. (Yes, I use the antialias compile option.)
Also, on the issue of icons on the desktop: Why Not? Why waste usage of 90 percent of the screen?
Also, on the issue of icons on the desktop: Why Not? Why waste usage of 90 percent of the screen?
Hey, it's not forbidden to have icons, it's just not the job of a window manager. Think UNIX!
Also, on the issue of icons on the desktop: Why Not? Why waste usage of 90 percent of the screen?
The taskbar takes up 5%, and the windows take up the other 95%. There's no use for desktop icons.
Also, on the issue of icons on the desktop: Why Not? Why waste usage of 90 percent of the screen?
Right now I can see maybe 5% of my wallpaper which makes it difficult to get at any desktop icons. Why waste the screen with icons that will only be covered up by applications you actually use? To get at icons, you have to minimize everything or arrange your windows around those icons.
I'm still looking for a Nautilus replacement. Any hints?
X File Explorer is fast -- goes well together with a fast window manager. ;-)
Yeah it's so cool that IceWM is so small etc. etc. But when I'm told to build my own menu from scratch (no success with the few tools which should do this semi/automatically), I say "thank you, ma'am" and go some other way. No speed is going to save a WM from the lack of such basic functionality as far as I'm concerned.
It's the 21st century! Hello!
If you really want an unobtrusive window manager, try OpenBox.
I recently gave IceWM a try. Nice, although I think I'll stick with WindowMaker...
Doesn't turning over almost all of your visible screen space to a pretty picture acknowledge that the window manager is nothing more than a glorified program launcher? I really don't care if it is the "Unix way" or not, or if icons are covered by other windows. The space is there waiting for effective use to be made of it. Perhaps icons don't represent the best approach, but surely not using the space at all is counterproductive.
Um, how about multiple windows opened over it? The wallpaper is there so you can take ss's and send them to friends...
Also, wallpapers can provide contrast against the windows to make the windows more readily identifiable.
Try EmelFM2, I still use it quite a bit even though I'm using GNOME now, it's great. http://freshmeat.net/projects/emelfm2/
Go with FOX's PathFinder! Really-really fast! (but not 100% developed). Email me if you need hints on how to enable AA support on FOX apps and how to have similar colors with your gnome apps.
I really want to give pathfinder a try but looking on the fox sourceforge page, I can't seem to find it. Could you please provide a link. Also yes once I'm using it I'll definately want aa support in fox apps, so I'll follow up further if needed.
check it out:
is what you need.
Still GTK 1.x, I guess? Configurable by hand editing? (And no, various "control centers" are not a solution -- is it that damn difficult to make a context menu with "Settings" command for every configurable item and a simple GUI for changing preferences?) Why not XFCE4 then?
As for icons on the desktop, many people like and do use them... Give them the choice to use or not to use them.
PathFinder looks good, but it's Fox-based --> won't blend with GTK2 or Qt...
For at least the 2-3 latest versions, there is no need to convert the PNG files to XPM. Simply use "foobar.png" as the icon name (as opposed at "foobar" only for XPM).
Doesn't turning over almost all of your visible screen space to a pretty picture acknowledge that the window manager is nothing more than a glorified program launcher? I really don't care if it is the "Unix way" or not, or if icons are covered by other windows. The space is there waiting for effective use to be made of it. Perhaps icons don't represent the best approach, but surely not using the space at all is counterproductive.
A window manager manages windows, hence its name. It draws the border around each window and handles events regarding said windows. Many window managers do support some form of program launching, but in my opinion shouldn't really be in the window manager. A seperate program should be responsible for that. Then again, I'm a purist when it comes to these things. If you want to do something with the root window, there are many other programs to do that, but it is not the domain of the window manager.
The window manager is intergal part of the X11 client/server architecture. You can't just do away with it as many people seem to not understand.
I like your theme. Looks nice and simple.
I just installed Openbox last week. Its great and fast. I had to download fbpanel too because I really like having a taskbar to select open apps with which I didn't see one in openbox.
This article has got me curious about IceWM. I think the last time I used it was with a slack 3.x edition, or maybe it was a live cd I had. But its definitely been a while and I'm going to download and compile it tonight. Looks like it gives me all I want, a task bar and some quick launch buttons.
Could you explain how file associations work in PathFinder?
Isn't the screen itself a window?
I understand your position. But, my question remains: Isn't leaving 90 percent of your screen space to a nonfunctional piece of art a waste?
I am not willing to sacrifice capability to the purity of the Unix way. Frankly, it is irrelevant to me what a window manager is supposed to do. (After all, where are the UNix police?)
I went to http://www.fox-toolkit.org/ and indeed pathfinder is in the sections but it's under construction and nothing listed in the downloads.
Also, in the screenshots they show xfe which I have used and looks very similar to pathfinder. Is one a fork of the other?
Also, I don't know if this is just a result of not having anti-aliasing, but many fonts like free sans look horrible.
A last thing is the icon set. Is there a way to change them for fox to affect apps? For ex, I would like to modify the icon for folders in xfe.
Maybe I'll stick with xfe in the end if I can solve some things but I'd like to give pathfinder a shot, but can't seem to find much info.
Article - No wonder it's also known as the "impersonator".
This is all true but the author overstates that and understates that ice can look completely unique as well. I think this 'impersonation' actually hurts ice these days.
Article - dfm
I agree with those who mention rox. dfm sucks. At least rox has its uses besides just doing icons. But icons aren't necessary. @Eugenia - like Anonymous mentioned, xfe is based on the fox toolkit just like pathfinder and is much better (IMO). Might want to give it a shot. Also emelfm - (@Intangible - the developers of emelfm2 miss the point of emelfm - simplicity, just like ice and just like slack). For those who want a glitzier explorer-alike, there's Endeavour2. Of those, only rox does desktop icons.
Article - converting pixmaps.
As Patrice Lvesque said, not necessary, but if they're not 'ice format' so to speak, you do have to specify the full path, unless the path is on your ice icon path (preferences file) and even then you have to specify the full filename. Beats conversion, though. While I mention the preferences file: there's another optional file, prefoverride, which is great for keeping themes from clobbering settings especially important to you.
GAIM, xmms, gkrellm:
The author mentioned some but missed some (can't be exhaustive, I know.)
gkrellm.Gkrellm.fMinimize: 0
gkrellm.Gkrellm.tray: Exclusive
This keeps you from accidentally minimizing gkrellm and, best of all, puts it in the 'systray' like area. Bring it to the top with a click, lower it with another, and keep it out of your way generally. There are more winoptions, of course.
Article - Graphical configuration tools. Don't like 'em... don't use 'em.
Amen. Ice's third party graphical tools are lacking and who cares anyhow? The text editor of your choice is the best interface and ice's files are so powerful but so simple that it's *much* faster and quite a bit easier to just edit the damn file.
Excellent article on an underappreciated wm overall. I really liked it. The preceding are the only quibbles I had - great stuff.
That said, I think I've switched from ice. *g* I was a longtime flux user, then switched to ice for a long time. Not a thing I dislike about ice but somehow got wanderlust. I'm posting from pek at the moment. Still, more people should know about ice and be more concerned with usability than eyecandy and be a little patient even if they do think eyecandy's the most important - ice doesn't look so hot out of the box but can be made really nice.
@Pete - right click properties fill in boxes, if it's as I remember - like xfe.
@Anonymous - Pathfinder is *in* the fox library download - it's a demo of the library and comes with, along with a calculator and a text editor and so on. Just build the lib and get the apps.
Yeah it's so cool that IceWM is so small etc. etc. But when I'm told to build my own menu from scratch (no success with the few tools which should do this semi/automatically), I say "thank you, ma'am" and go some other way. No speed is going to save a WM from the lack of such basic functionality as far as I'm concerned.
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It takes me 5 minutes to configure mine with iceme (ice menu editor) and that includes the taskbar icons. what gives?
Besides the speed, does this thing have any pratical advantage feature-wise over the competition? It doesn't support desktop icons, which is one strike against it
Is there a way to increase the fonts' size in the bars and menus? uff, they are pretty small.
I'm a happy icewm user, it's not as "ui-nice" as gnome but it actually leaves RAM for your apps, and has nice features like ie: alt + F11 fullscreens the window. _any_ window, I mean, that's the real place where fullscreen should be not just in 4 or 5 apps
I use the console as "file manager", no desktop icons (desktop space was made to be occuped by windows not having to minimize things) and i like taskbars. Also, it can load KDE-compatible tray icons
In short: simple and stupid, as i like
"Besides the speed, does this thing have any pratical advantage feature-wise over the competition? It doesn't support desktop icons, which is one strike against it "
Probably, not for you.
It's a no-nonsense wm, i like it, i can do anything that i used to do with those other 2 bloated behemoths. I got my icons on the taskbar (bar in auto-hide), the main menu only contains what i need, i got the time, the date, a net and cpu monitor that comes by default, and speed. What else do you want? I don't need eye candy, little birds in the desktop; icons on the desktop? i already got icons in the taskbar. Screen pictures in the background that are gonna be covered 5 seconds later by the apps? Puleeze!
I want that leaf wallpaper where can I get it?
since I've used this fantastic window manager.... (using OSX so don't really use window non-apple managers anymore) . Surprised no one mentioned the amazing keyboard support... one of the few wm's that you can fully control without a mouse.
anyway, just wanted to pay my respects to this fantastic piece of software...
I've had a few fullscreen issues with icewm.
mplayer full screen used to have the toolbar regardless in fullscreen video playback until i added
Which works but it's kinda clunky in that windowed apps can now cover the taskbar.
Also a psx emulator (epsxe) fullscreen mode stays a zoomed scrollable app, where I can scroll down and see the taskbar even with this setting. At first I thought it was epsxe but it doesnt happen in other wm's.
If I right click and choose fullscreen, epsxe becomes a normal fullscreen. I tried making it a fullscreen app in icewm prefs but couldn't get it working properly as the emu spawns another window for the actual game.
I have to agree. The menu is a pain to edit. There are tools that are supposed to help. But, frankly, I don't think any of those tools are very good.
The theme is called elberg and I got it from http://themes.freshmeat.net/ - I have changed the fonts from the original theme though, because I didn't like them.
Why do you say my taskbar is hideous? It's very simple and has every program I use sort of often but not often enough to warrant a shortcut key. I downloaded an icon pack from icewm.org, which is where all those icons came from.
The thing I like most about IceWM (other than its speed) is the fact that it's very easy to set key bindings. I have alt-e for my terminal, alt-f1 - alt-f4 for my four desktops, alt-v for my gvim (which is what I use most of the time - I work as a perl programmer), and quite a few other interesting ones.
I got the desktop background from themes.freshmeat.net as well but I don't use that one anymore - I now have darth vader but I'm too lazy to upload another shot
Oh, I also don't use any root window drawing icons-on-desktop program. Even when I was on windows, I didn't have many icons. I generally just use alt-e to start a terminal, or a really nice shortcut in icewm is ctrl-alt-space, which will temporarily blank your taskbar (just the part that gives icons for all your open apps), and it lets you type a command (and executes it from your home directory I think). So if I want to open mozilla, which I don't normally use (and thus don't have a shortcut key nor a quicklaunch icon), I type ctrl-alt-space then "mozilla" (no quotes of course), then press enter, and mozilla pops up. It's a lot easier than going start/applications/www browsers/mozilla with the mouse.
I type ctrl-alt-space then "mozilla" (no quotes of course), then press enter, and mozilla pops up. It's a lot easier than going start/applications/www browsers/mozilla with the mouse.
But is it easier than clicking (or double-clicking) an icon?
I've tried IceWM a couple of times but every time I thought it's kludgy to use with mouse (especially in trying to resize windows). I do know that most IceWM users prefer to use keyboard only. For me, a handful of keyboard shortcuts is enough and I prefer to do the rest with mouse.
I've never encountered any problem re-sizing a window in icewm.
It's a straight-forward click & drag operation, or if you prefer you can use the title-bar accessible menu.
Compare all WMs here:
But is it easier than clicking (or double-clicking) an icon?
Considering the thousands of programs and commands most linux distros come with, I would say yes. Also, I type somewhere around 120 words per minute, and typing "mozilla" is much easier than moving windows out of the way to expose some icons in the background.
typing "mozilla" is much easier than moving windows out of the way to expose some icons in the background.
You do it your way, I'm OK with that. Just out of curiosity, isn't there a keyboard shortcut in IceWM to make the root window (the "desktop background") visible quickly?
I had the latest ROX completely nuking my share-mime info gnome 2.6 needed, so I am weary of it now.
Really? Interesting. But considering that Thomas Leonard wrote both shared-mime and ROX-Filer, I suppose you ought to be wary of Gnome. If you can find the cause (whether in shared-mime, ROX or Gnome), you might want to file a bug. (Also, are you sure it was with shared-mime? Gnome and ROX try to be compatible with icon themes, but fail badly, so when I run Nautilus 2.6.something under ROX-Session I don't get any icons.)
Also, what is the 'latest ROX'? 2.0.1 (stable)? 2.1.2 (developer)? CVS? (If you or anyone else wants to try ROX out (again), I would recommend 2.1.1 at /uri/0install/rox.sourceforge.net/apps/ROX-Filer/ROX-Filer-2.1.1/ or the CVS snapshots at /uri/0install/rox.sourceforge.net/apps/ROX-Filer/latest/. IME there were a few showstopper bugs in 2.1.2.)
"Some weeks ago I switched from GNOME to IceWM! So far it's pretty nice (small & fast), but I'm still looking for a Nautilus replacement. Any hints?"
Well, you could just keep using Nautilus. Apps run under any WM if you have the libraries installed.
The author mentions DFM as a way of getting icons on the desktop. There is an alternative. XtDesktop. Buffalo Linux uses it with IceWM as its default desktop. Damn Small Linux and Feather Linux use XtDesktop to provide icons with Fluxbox.
As a longtime Windows user, I like having desktop icons, but since I decided to ditch KDE and Gnome to use IceWM exclusively (without XtDesktop), I have not really missed the icons at all.
I've tried nearly every WM and DE which is available for Unix - IceWM was simply the best: I'm using nearly exclusively the keyboard, and IceWM is perfectly easy to configure in a way, that every app I need is simply a hotkey away.
Besides that, its fast, lightweight - and after using it 2 years in my workplace we've grown together.
I the maximize, minimize and close buttons can not be set on the left hand side of the window manager, I will not use that window manager.
Long Live Icewm!
XFE works a treat!
I've just installed the fox-toolkit, but I can't find path finder in my kde menu. The fox calculator is there though...
When I type pathfinder in the terminal it tries to start it, but fails with something like: c++ command not found.
Anybody has an idea?
I use Icewm on and off. I use rox to get desktop icons - just run it in pinboard mode, for filemanager i also use xfe.
Icewm really is a nice desktop, it's simple, fast and yet powerfull and it's easy to go in and fiddle with images to adapt a theme to your liking.
Its a nice change from KDE from time to time, but kde is still what i normally use.
Is there a nice iceWM theme?
Most of them look strange to me. especially these bold fonts are hideous.
This is my favorite icewm theme :
I just wish they would port it to other wm.
There are a lot of good themes for IceWM on Freshmeat ( http://themes.freshmeat.net/browse/925/ ) Including TrueCurve, a nice Bluecurve look-a-like, and themes that look almost exactly like winxp if you like hat sort of thing.
I just wish they would port it to other wm.
This is a little known trick, It is possible to use IceWM themes with KDE.
Make sure you have installed the kdeartwork package, then right click on a title bar, configure Window behavior... Then on the drop down benu for Window Decoration select IceWM. You can now use IceWM themes with KDE. Just extract the tarballs in the directory.
I run a rox filer (just a panel, no pinboard) + fluxbox development version desktop. It's light, fast and easily configurable. Right now, it looks similar to windows/icewm, with incredible drag 'n' drop capabilities...
It's quite awesome
I'm more of a gnome man (I have been known to run icewm as my gnome wm in fact (-: ), but I will definately try that next time I install KDE. Probably when my SuSE evaluation package arrives.
is there a keyboard layout can be used i iceWM ,
if there's how to enable it ?
I'm surprised that there was no mention of idesk, a lightweight yet good looking desktop icon manager.
Works perfectly with IceWm
I would use IceWM if it respects freedesktop.org menu structure. As far as I know WindowMaker allows you to use external programs to build menu on the fly, why icewm shouldn't? Every app in the modern distros has a .desktop file in it's package. The structure is ready, just use it. And have the same menu in Gnome, IceWM, BlueBox KDE and any other WM (or better desktop manager) in the world.
You do it your way, I'm OK with that. Just out of curiosity, isn't there a keyboard shortcut in IceWM to make the root window (the "desktop background") visible quickly?Yeah, but I'm not sure there's a way to put them all back quickly... probably, but I've never looked, because typing a command is easier
The syntax of the toolbar exactly the same as the one for the menu file, but of course, no submenus!
Actually, it is also possible to have submenus in the toolbar.
Some of these posts seem to be missing the point of people who are saying that drawing desktop icons isn't the window manager's job. I'll put it an entirely different way. What other window manager draws application launching icons? I can't think of one offhand (although there very well may be one in existence).
Desktop icons are generally drawn by file managers rather than window managers. Remember that IceWM is a window manager rather than a complete desktop environment. In GNOME, Nautilus draws the desktop icons (and you can use Nautilus with IceWM if you want). Again in KDE, the window manager, kwm, does not draw the icons (kfm used to, not sure if Konqeror took over any of that job or not).
If you are using separate components rather than a desktop environment, you should be prepared to mix and match them to get the features you want. I actually much prefer to do it that way. The only possible drawback is that different components don't always interact smoothly to produce your environment. This is one reason why desktop standards are important. Still, it gives me the opportunity to have features where I want them, and not where I don't. As more standards for the way different components interact are created and are supported by various desktop utilities, it will become easier to create your own custom desktop that is streamlined and lightweight, but also works well.
On my linux pc with starting 'startx', I get IceWM running.
I got exceed running and when starting 'xterm', I get a grafic terminal. So all is working fine, but I would like have more than just the terminal, I rather have the whole desktop with nice background and toolbar with nice buttons.
Does someone know what to start (or configure), so I get the IceWM desktop and toolbar projected on my WindowsXP ?
PS IceWM kicks some ass...


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Saturday, June 20, 2009
The Tangy Aroma of Newly Minted Bags.
This right here, o non-existent blog viewers, is Proof! that I have indeed been working on my art. Even exploring new mediums! I finally cracked open my prismacolour markers and got to work, this being the most recent of my colouring mis-adventures.
It's not done though! O= I still have to do the armour and the horns. I lack the colours to do some things, and can't think of what colour I want the armour to be. O.o Maybe green....
Perhaps I shall post other things at a later date... I've got 10+ drawings going right now... none are nearing completion any time soon...
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What is your favourite way to use beetroot?
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Beetroot and chickpea curry, in besan flour flatbreads
What is your favourite way to use beetroot?
16 comments:
Like you it hasn't reached favourite status but it has climbed the rungs from run away squealing to ok, lets do this. I still think roasted is the way to go as it brings the sweetness out. Raw and juiced in a smoothie however...it is never going to happen!ReplyDeleteReplies
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I always loved tinned beetroot and still do which perhaps is why I have never had a problem with the taste of beetroot (or the colour) but I do find it takes ages to cook - roasting it before adding to the curry sounds like a good method - and chickpea flatbreads are such a great way to serve a curryReplyDeleteReplies
Interesting that you like the tinned variety - you're right in that at least that is quicker for cooking purposes. This method takes a little while but the roasting doesn't take much active effort!Delete
I love chickpeas in curry. They really bulk out the dish, they are cheap and they are a great source of protein too.ReplyDeleteReplies
Absolutely :-)Delete
I adore beetroot, so this dish is for me!ReplyDelete
I've always loved beetroot and I grew up on the canned stuff! I do think beetroot adds great colour to a dish. I don't think I've ever had beetroot in a curry! This is a great idea and I'm glad it turned you around - slightly! xxReplyDeleteReplies
I'm getting there at least ;) I do think the canned variety was fairly ubiquitous in Australia and New Zealand across our childhoods!Delete
I'm a beetroot fanatic and like it any which way. This looks right up my street, especially served with the chickpea flour flatbreadsReplyDeleteReplies
I do associate you with beetroot - along with coconut and berries of course!Delete
I'm not a huge fan of beets, either, but with this curry I could probably be convinced to give it a fair try!ReplyDeleteReplies
Curry mix and flat breads go a long way to helping the beets along, that is for sure!Delete
This is a great idea Kari! I tend to mainly juice beetroot but I love the look of this with the besan flour wraps :)ReplyDelete
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05 September 2016, 19:00
Tiziano was one of the top backers of Paris DJs' third crowdfunding campaign during the summer of 2015. He choose the reward with the 15 CDs and the exclusive mix, saying: "I like the music you offer and the idea of getting an exclusive cooked just for me got me interested. I like jazz and experimental music, I grew up with rock. I ESPECIALLY like trumper (Jon Hassel, Paolo Fresu, Mark...
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Le Mellotron presents Paris DJs X Todd Simon - Video & Audio streams
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Le Mellotron presents Paris DJs X Todd Simon - Monday June 22, 2015
14 June 2015, 18:10
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Grant Phabao Reggae Reworks Vol.3 - Dynamite B-Boys
14 March 2014, 16:00
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Paperback, 480 pages
Published March 17th 2015 by Titan Books (first published June 1999)
Paranormal mystery
For review
Wednesday, 25 March 2015
Dark Detectives - ed by Stephen Jones
34 comments:
There's a story about a horse haunting a woman? That's definitely a new take on ghosts! Glad the whole anthology ended on a high note with The Duel of the Seven:)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes you read it right, a horse haunting a woman. CreepyDelete
How does a horse haunt a woman? *is curious*ReplyDeleteReplies
You hear that? That sound of a horse neighing, a horse galloping towards you?Delete
A horse kicking you. A horse driving you insane`?
That is a great group of authors but some of them are not good at short stories ---that is for sure!ReplyDeleteReplies
They can't all do them wellDelete
I can't get enough of these telegraphic reviews of yours!!! :) This sounds interesting. Detectives are hot :) Also, the equestrian ghost - enough said :DReplyDeleteReplies
I am glad you enjoy them :)Delete
Haha, it was creepy
I'll pass, anthologies aren't my thing anymore. The good one are always too short!ReplyDelete
What an interesting mixture...ReplyDelete
Seems like a good mix. A lot of stories! I didn't expect so many.ReplyDelete
A horse haunting a woman. That is all.ReplyDelete
"A horse is haunting a woman."ReplyDelete
But I agree with melissa...sounds like a good mix.Replies
You all got stuck on that horse, lolDelete
Our Lady of Death sounds really good! Glad there was a good mix of stories. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on each of them. :)ReplyDelete
Al always in this kind of books, some better than others but it sounds good! thanks for the discovery!ReplyDelete
Anthology. Yuck.ReplyDelete
I think there is enough you liked to make this one a good read. I love these for bedtimeReplyDeleteReplies
Perfect for thatDelete
I'm not crazy about anthologies, I think I pass.ReplyDeleteReplies
I understand, they are trickyDelete
- Anonymous27 March 2015 at 18:43
Was it sister Fidelma in Peter Tremayne's story ? I read that series years ago and loved it. I like those anthologies, they help me discover new authors I never would have picked up otherwise ;)ReplyDeleteReplies
Yes it was :D I liked her, she was cool and level headedDelete
Overall would you say these are paranormal or horror? I can't do super scary horror stuff.ReplyDeleteReplies
Paranormal. They never got scaryDelete
Also totally distracted and hung up on a horse haunting a woman. :-) Glad there were some good stories in the mix. Anthologies are always a grab bag.ReplyDeleteReplies
You all seem to be :) And it was a weird oneDelete