somewhat unrelated, but while on the topic of backing up and such, is there a way to make my current ubuntu install into an ISO (with an "install" button and normal install steps) so somebody who really hates setting computers up can just install what I have already set up?

how would you fit all of that in something the size of an AA, without making it any larger?

@GuyDenby: you want to gibe me some of those?

@Craig Cabrey: are you using the official torrent? mine is at 500 kB/s connected to about ahundred or so seeders, wtf?

is there someway to customize the new tab screen, I would love if I could have the most visited websites, closed tabs, gmail, and google reader all on the same page!

The problem with switching OS's for me is that I don't often have enough time to completely customize it to my likings and making sure everything is compatible because I have school, and if I switch and something goes wrong, then I might be out of luck, so I will probably wait till christmas break in order to set…

is there some way, to instead of saying "things in the past year" just have it sort from most recent to least recent?

if I make an HTPC with TV tuners, does each need its own antenna?

freetriplescore.com!

@iSmithx_is_stronger_than_you: seriously? what is it called? release date? features?

@Greg.Rowler: what is its name???! I really want it

@037: see my comment at the bottom if you want to get a little deeper into it

as a gmail and launchy user, I made a launchy command (could work with any app launcher that lets you put in a custom search like keybreeze or FARR) that not only lets you go to the compose screen, but also lets you input the email adress within the launchy bar,

@zonk7ate9: Same! I thought I was the only one whose chrome was slow as balls!

@dantheman12: ... else wants to make it, how could I learn to do so?

OK, here is what I want in an extension:

@nortexoid: best malware prevention: don't say things that are on the banhammer don't do list

Although it doesn't matter so much now, but the samsung nc-10 was the first netbook to be regularly achieving 6+ hours of battery life, if you get one and put in a SSD, or get one of the newer 9 cell batteries, you could actually be seeing around 10-11 hours of with wifi on and the brightness pretty much all the way…

is there a new tab page that shows rss feeds?

could I put a calender like this on my desktop in rainmeter? how? thanks!