// HIDE CREDITS hs.showCredits = false; // SHOW IMAGE TITLES AS CAPTIONS // hs.captionEval = 'this.thumb.title'; // hs.captionOverlay.position = 'below'; // DROP SHADOW hs.outlineType = 'drop-shadow'; // USE GRAPHICAL EFFECTS hs.transitions = ['expand', 'crossfade']; hs.fadeInOut = true; hs.expandDuration = 150; hs.restoreDuration = 150; // SHOW SLIDESHOW CONTROLBAR hs.addSlideshow({ interval: 5000, repeat: false, useControls: true, fixedControls: 'fit', overlayOptions: { className: 'large-dark', opacity: '0.75', position: 'bottom center', offsetX: '0', offsetY: '-25', hideOnMouseOut: true } }); // DIMM WEBSITE WHEN IMAGE IS OPEN // hs.dimmingOpacity = 0.75; // SHOW CLOSE-BUTTON // hs.registerOverlay({ // html: '
', // position: 'top right', // fade: 2 // });

Nvidia GForce, not KForce.

Dec-28th-2008

I often scratch my head when running into troubles with my Linux system. Thankfully, I’m quite comfortable sat at the command line, hacking away at /etc/[system]/*.conf or with$HOME/.[system]/*.conf. Unfortunately this isn’t much good for newcomers to the Linux world, but that’s for another blog posting. One thing that is becoming increasingly clear to me after [...]