Hello,
i wasn`t active in this forum for quite a long time but just installed the flyaktie 2.0 version which I think is pretty well made. Is there currently any other application which is as good or maybe even better than Flyakite and as simple to install ???
Thanx
Wombat
no, at least from what I know off.
As you've said, Flyakite is well made, simple to install, we don't need anything else :slant: :slant:
well there are alternatives but none is "as good or better", and none is as simple to install/uninstall as FOSX 2.0
well there are alternatives but none is "as good or better", and none is as simple to install/uninstall as FOSX 2.0
none are 
sorry it was just driving me a little nuts
anyhow hes right, why do you think we all use flyakite if there were better alternitives out there?
none areanyhow hes right, why do you think we all use flyakite if there were better alternitives out there?
i deserved that >.
^^Heaven knows, the rest of us are already doing it.
@Wombat--flyakite is so good specifically BECAUSE it's so easy to install. You won't find a better program.
-NC
none areanyhow hes right, why do you think we all use flyakite if there were better alternitives out there?
Ummm...actually the person was correct. The correct way to say that is "none is..." because the subject (none) is singular. Correcting sentences like this is a common mistake that people make due to grammatical overcorrection. The compound subject is "none of you..." where "all" is the plural collective and "none" is a singular specifier. So, in other words, you are attempting to single out one person from a group of people, and so the subject is singular. And therefore the verb is "is".
Respek'.
The subject isn't singular..
None of the packs are as good as flyakite's.
None of the packs is as good as flyakite's.
Ah well, does it really matter?
-NC
Ummm...actually the person was correct. The correct way to say that is "none is..." because the subject (none) is singular.Respek'.
http://alt-usage-english.org/excerpts/fxnoneis.html
"None of the books is..." or "None of the booksare..."
So if he was refering to a specific pack and was saying. Both are right, though one sounds more natrual and is perferd unless trying to emphisise something. His way just doesnt flow as well.
Its Unbelever so either way he woulda been wrong
I love how there were about a million grammatical and spelling errors in that .
So, to get this thread back on topic:
THE ANSWER IS NO.
-NC
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