Adobe Reader on Linux? The one from the last decade? I can't seem to think to a single valid reason to do so
They also have LinuxZip installed
A ty chuju bobře
Skurvysyně bobře
I wonder what desktop environment they are using, perhaps Equinox Desktop Environment?
I believe it's IceWM.
I like KDE because it doesn't look like it was made in the 1980s but I know many fellow nerds probably like the nostalgia.
I disliked that look back then and I still don’t like it now. After being happy for GNOME, I’ve now moved over to Xfce. Just random info from me.
They are. My friend's brother works there.
Divné, na Slovensku som videl, že tam majú Windows.
Neprekvapilo by ma, keby software čo používajú bol písaný v Jave. Ideálne 8 alebo dákej podobne starej verzii.
Je to jenom jedna stránka z dokumentu o promoakci, kdoví, kdo to dělal. Ale podle nízkého rozlišení se jedná o masový deployment a ne hlavní pracovní počítač někoho moc nahoře: ten by asi taky dokázal sešít PDFka.
smoulove is honestly the best translation of smurfs i've ever seen.
This is before you read that it's Hupikék törpikék in Hungarian, right?
More languages
Czechoslovak dubs are some of the best. They had a small selection of titles to do, and would often recut title sequences not to expose people to foreign languages. I really like the lettering in the Czech intro to Willy Fog a cesta kolem světa za 80 dní (I hate that Czech TV ruined it by editing "Czechoslovak" to "Czech" with a digital box overlay and the original is nowhere to be found; however I get that they didn't really have time for sourcing the textless original and doing some arts and crafts when there was a flood of foreign material in the 90s).
They sometimes replaced the song, this time with the Johan and Peewit intro and it slaps.
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