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This is a little different from the post your desktop one
Post a screenshot of the browser you use most and how you've customized it and what your home page is.

In my case, Firefox 7 "Aurora"
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My home page is baidu.com. I'm using IE8 as I type this. According to a recent research, my IQ may be below average level.

Besides IE8, I have firefox 5 on my desktop computer and firefox 6 on my laptop.

That study turned out to be a hoax. Lol.

That screenshot actually tells alot about me i think, probably more than the desktop screenshot.

You can see that i browse alot of pages at a time, that im a google and firefox fan, that i reeealy likes my quick bookmark bar, you can also tell where i live ...

But you cant see all the good stuff in my Gbookmarks...

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You like Canada? Is it a nice place to live?
I like that right-most addition to your Bookmarks bar

I've given linux (Linux Mint 11) another shot
I really like it!
Here's another screenshot!

shovenose wrote:I've given linux (Linux Mint 11) another shot
I really like it!
Here's another screenshot!

I really like it, nowaday i only use Windows on my music production computer, or to play a game once in a while.

I started using ubuntu this year. I have been tempted to use linux several times in the past ( Mandrake a couple years ago, but was way too complicated to install my specific drivers)
Tried some live cds since. But when i upgraded my rig with a new hd and went for a fresh install earlier this year,finally installed Ubuntu as main os. Since then, i learned alot and also made a router rig running ubuntu server. Act as a router/firewall/traffic monitor for a dozen computers on my network. Its pretty neat, Runs on a p2 400 with 256 mb ram and uses almost no cpu time

Damn why do my posts always end up being so long..

Long is good.
Yeah, I've got Ubuntu Server 10.10 on an old P4 in the garage. I used it to test out EHCP web hosting control panel (my what a piece of crap)...
I like the CLI and it' much easier to get used to than I thought. And now that I'm using Terminal for most of the stuff on my old IBM ThinkPad X31 (Kismet only runs from Terminal, it doesn't really have much of a GUI)... I think I'm going to enjoy learning some of the more advanced linux stuff. But I'm still not ditching Windows 7.

I use chrome, of course.

The plugins in the top right are (in order): MyWOT, Alexa, Slick RSS, Chrome SEO, Mozbar, and Awesome Screenshot: Capture and Annotate.

Lots of Add-ons!