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You could use Titanium Backup to back up SwiftKey, download the new dictionaries copy them somewhere safe, restore your files, than replace the dictionaries.
Obligatory questions: How much RAM does it have and what kind of CPU? (I know it says Intel Core but that doesn't mean much.)
Programming on Android is not easy. As you want ruby you can have a look at SL4A [1].
There are several terminal emulators and IDEs like Terminal IDE[2] that was mentioned in the article. From the descriptions it seems to have Vim or at least bindings for it.
There're also a few IDEs like DeuterIDE[3].
There's even a git client.[4]
[1]: https://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/
[2]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spartacusr...
[3]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.didactic.D...
[4]: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.madgag.agi...
I last used GIMP in 2010 so a few of these might be available now. Anyway here's my list:
- No support for raw images.
- No 16 Bit and 32 Bit color mode.
- No adjustment layers.
- No support for Photoshop plugins.
- Lack of LAB and CMYK color modes.
- No 3D support.
- No video support.
- Integration with other Adobe tools (e.g: copy paths directly from Illustrator).
- Lack of usable transformation tools.
Also even though GIMP supports psd files, once you exceed a few hundred megabytes, it gets really slow compared to PS on the same machine.
The only thing that's better in GIMP is the lasso tool. I hate it in PS, but it's actually usable in GIMP.
If you factor out price (which you can and should if this is the tool that makes you money) GIMP doesn't even come close.
- Adobe Photoshop
If you rely on it for work, than you can't just switch to Linux. GIMP is closer to paint than to PS.
Also the posts also shows how little the writer understands what Sergey wrote. Read the G+ post.
This. I'M not in the US, so copyright laws are less of an issue here, but even without that number of times I find myself thinking that this system sucks is over the threshold. I mean all politicians act like they voters agree with everything they do because you voted for them even if what they're doing is the exact opposite of what you thought they'd be doing.
>all the laptops in the MS store had a touchscreen. The Apple laptops did not.
Because Apple doesn't want it's users to get gorilla arms.Writing this from a Windows PC.
Genuinely curious.)
Heck if you can get 1000 students to do it, then it's just 2.5 minutes. Now that's something that even I would do.