When installing an extension in Firefox, the confirmation dialog makes you wait 5 seconds before you can install the extension. I find it annoying and unnecessary, is there a way to shorten or remove the countdown so I can install extensions without waiting?
haha I'm goal driven too - and I had an E.T.A. until my father told me it read like crap (years ago) and - fast forward a few years - I started from scratch :D
I'd say my dead line is the end of this year, sooner, if possible
I think LibreOffice has a good opportunity to pull ahead - but it will take for a developer community that is less arrogant than GNOME and more sensible than KDE
When installing an extension in Firefox, the confirmation dialog makes you wait 5 seconds before you can install the extension. I find it annoying and unnecessary, is there a way to shorten or remove the countdown so I can install extensions without waiting?
@TheX There used to be a cool site for ubuntu tips related to that book ubuntukungfu.org but it has been "offline for maintenance" for at least a year. :(
I would like to know the total size of Ubuntu repository (with individual repository-component sizes) for:
32-bit platform.
64-bit platform.
When installing an extension in Firefox, the confirmation dialog makes you wait 5 seconds before you can install the extension. I find it annoying and unnecessary, is there a way to shorten or remove the countdown so I can install extensions without waiting?
Yes, you can. I've done this once. Unfortunately right now I can't remember how.
