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Os/2 Propaganda or accurate user counts
SHAMELESS plug for MOD INFORMATIVE But this site claims to have the un official counts of OS/2 licenses world wide. http://rover.wiesbaden.netsurf.de/~meile/los2cl.h
t ml Discounting the 500,000 set top boxes, apparently their are about 65,535 licensed installations out their. Hmm, maybe this is why os/2 blew its marketing stack. -
The Wicked Witch!
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Re:Beware, good people of Slashdotshire!
In the book, there was Tom Bombadil and right at the beginning of the story at that. Puzzling man!
In the book there was a story about ents' wives, which was sad and moving and give a lot of relief to those tree characters.
In the book there was a sad ending when the heroes go back to their homeland and discover the price they have to pay for their actions.
I'm not seing the movies are bad, they arent.
I'm not saying I'm a terrible fan of the book, I am not, it isnt even one of my favorite books of all time.
I just say I prefered the book because the 3 things I prefered and found emotionnally moving were absent of the movie. Being a coherent man, i didnt go to watch the second and third part. -
Re:I dunnoIn Letters from Tolkien, he hints very strongly to the Shire being based on England, and at some point (I don't remember where exactly) says "if fiction were to be dropped, the Shire would be someplace around Northwestern Europe".
Now, looking at the Middle Earth maps, and trying to figure out the scale, would that put Lonely Mountain soewhere near Berlin, and Mt Doom somewhere around Belgrade?
Of course, after I wrote all this, I did a simple search, and came up with this map, which centers Hobbiton on Oxford, England. It indeed places Mt Doom near Belgrade, but puts Mt Doom somewhere in Western Poland.
http://people.wiesbaden.netsurf.de/~lalaith/Tolki
e n/Grid.htmlOf course, I've seen some other pages where they skew distances a bit further, and try to place Lonely Mountain near Moscow, and Mount Doom near Jerusalem.... and another page with someone even saying that Mt Doom, accounting for millenia of continental drift, is near modern day Baghdad.
I prefer the theory of the page I linked to....
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Re:Its a P233 pc
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Open Source contains hidden terrorist messages!
I would like to bring to the attention of my fellow Slashdot readers some troubling news: Linux is being used by Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf, and other terrorist organizations with equally impressive sounding names as an affordable and powerful tool for purposes of recruitment, passing coded messages regarding planned terrorist operations, and other insidious purposes. I will attempt to show some of the more obvious proofs I have discovered to back up my arguments.
- The presence of an Islamic calendar (cal-islam.elc) as included with the xemacs package. This calendar is likely being used for determining significant dates (such as September 11) for terrorist attacks.
- The word "terror" is mentioned several times in the Linux kernel source code (svr4.c in the abi/svr4 directory). This file was written by Mike "Jagdis" whose name itself is an obvious Islamic reference to terrorism.
- The phrase, "terrorist act" is actually present in drivers/char/ip2main.c.
- There are several references to WTC (buildings?), again in the Linux kernel source code (in the drivers/scsi directory).
- The freetype code includes the file internal/tterrors.h -- an obvious reference to "international terrorism".
- Various files in drivers/char and drivers/scsi refer to "religious disputes" and "religious issues" (likely, the issues between God fearing American christians and evil Islamic terror mongers).
- The word "plane" (a reference to the tragic airplane hijackings of September 11th) appears in several places in the drivers/char/drm directory.
- Various references to the words "evil", "destroy", "bomb", "warrior", and "hate" scattered in places too numerous to mention.
- The word "hijack" appears in Documentation/kernel-docs.txt, and "hijacking" in drivers/char/ChangeLog, which is also an obvious suggestion for future attacks.
- The file fs/jffs/intrep.c contains the phrase, "Might as well commit suicide", which is an obvious suggestion to would-be terrorists to commit suicide bombings.
- One of the maintainers goes by the name, "Andreas Bombe", with the e-mail address, andreas.bombe@munich.netsurf.de. Obviously this is a hidden message indicating the next target for terrorist bombings is some place in Munich, Germany.
- Take a look at the book cover of ``Professional Linux Programming'' and decide for yourself which of the 15 authors has obvious terrorist links.
I am sure I have only scratched the surface of this disturbing conspiracy. I strongly urge the Slashdot readership to support American companies such as Microsoft who only hire patriotic American citizens and to boycott any company which is involved with Linux (as they are directly supporting terrorists). I sincerely hope the CIA or FBI can look into the actions of open source developers. People like Linus Torvalds should be taken into custody and have all assets seized.
Act now before it is too late!
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Open Source? More like Openly Terrorist
I would like to bring to the attention of my fellow Slashdot readers some troubling news: Linux is being used by Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf, and other terrorist organizations with equally cool sounding names as an affordable and powerful tool for purposes of recruitment, passing coded messages regarding planned terrorist operations, and other insidious purposes. I will attempt to show some of the more obvious proofs I have discovered to back up my arguments.
- The presence of an Islamic calendar (cal-islam.elc) as included with the xemacs package. This calendar is likely being used for determining significant dates (such as September 11) for terrorist attacks.
- The word "terror" is mentioned several times in the Linux kernel source code (svr4.c in the abi/svr4 directory). This file was written by Mike "Jagdis" whose name itself is an obvious Islamic reference to terrorism.
- The phrase, "terrorist act" is actually present in drivers/char/ip2main.c.
- There are several references to the WTC buildings, again in the Linux kernel source code (in the drivers/scsi directory).
- The freetype code includes the file internal/tterrors.h -- an obvious reference to "international terrorism".
- Various files in drivers/char and drivers/scsi refer to "religious disputes" and "religious issues" (likely, the issues between God fearing American christians and evil Islamic terror mongers).
- The word "plane" (a reference to the tragic airplane hijackings of September 11th) appears in several places in the drivers/char/drm directory.
- Various references to the words "evil", "destroy", "bomb", "warrior", and "hate" scattered in places too numerous to mention.
- The word "hijack" appears in Documentation/kernel-docs.txt, and "hijacking" in drivers/char/ChangeLog, which is also an obvious suggestion for future attacks.
- The file fs/jffs/intrep.c contains the phrase, "Might as well commit suicide", which is an obvious suggestion to would-be terrorists to commit suicide bombings.
- One of the maintainers goes by the name, "Andreas Bombe", with the e-mail address, andreas.bombe@munich.netsurf.de. Obviously this is a hidden message indicating the next target for terrorist bombings is some place in Munich, Germany.
- Take a look at the book cover of ``Professional Linux Programming'' and decide for yourself which of the 15 authors has obvious terrorist links.
I am sure I have only scratched the surface of this disturbing conspiracy. I strongly urge the Slashdot readership to support American companies such as Microsoft who only hire patriotic American citizens and to boycott any company which is involved with Linux (as they are directly supporting terrorists). I sincerely hope the CIA or FBI can look into the actions of open source developers. People like Linus Torvalds should be taken into custody and have all assets seized.
Act now before it is too late!
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Urgent Linux news (NOT a troll, check @%#$ proofs)
I would like to bring to the attention of my fellow Slashdot readers some troubling news: Linux is being used by Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf, and other terrorist organizations with equally cool sounding names as an affordable and powerful tool for purposes of recruitment, passing coded messages regarding planned terrorist operations, and other insidious purposes. I will attempt to show some of the more obvious proofs I have discovered to back up my arguments.
- The presence of an Islamic calendar (cal-islam.elc) as included with the xemacs package. This calendar is likely being used for determining significant dates (such as September 11) for terrorist attacks.
- The word "terror" is mentioned several times in the Linux kernel source code (svr4.c in the abi/svr4 directory). This file was written by Mike "Jagdis" whose name itself is an obvious Islamic reference to terrorism.
- The phrase, "terrorist act" is actually present in drivers/char/ip2main.c.
- There are several
references to the WTC buildings, again in the Linux kernel source code (in the drivers/scsi directory). - The freetype code includes the file internal/tterrors.h -- an obvious reference to "international terrorism".
- Various files in drivers/char and drivers/scsi refer to "religious disputes" and "religious issues" (likely, the issues between God fearing American christians and evil Islamic terror mongers).
- The word "plane" (a reference to the tragic airplane hijackings of September 11th) appears in several places in the drivers/char/drm directory.
- Various references to the words "evil", "destroy", "bomb", "warrior", and "hate" scattered in places too numerous to mention.
- The word "hijack" appears in Documentation/kernel-docs.txt, and "hijacking" in drivers/char/ChangeLog, which is also an obvious suggestion for future attacks.
- The file fs/jffs/intrep.c contains the phrase, "Might as well commit suicide", which is an obvious suggestion to would-be terrorists to
commit suicide bombings. - One of the maintainers goes by the name, "Andreas Bombe", with the e-mail address, andreas.bombe@munich.netsurf.de. Obviously this is a hidden message indicating the next target for terrorist bombings is some place in Munich, Germany.
- Take a look at the book cover of ``Professional Linux Programming'' and decide for yourself which of the 15 authors has obvious terrorist links.
I am sure I have only scratched the surface of this disturbing conspiracy. I strongly urge the Slashdot readership to support American companies such as Microsoft who only hire patriotic American citizens and to boycott any company which is involved with Linux (as they are directly supporting terrorists). I sincerely hope the CIA or FBI can look into the actions of
open source developers. People like Linus Torvalds should be taken into custody and have all assets seized.Act now before it is too late!
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Urgent Linux news (not a troll, check the proofs!)
I would like to bring to the attention of my fellow Slashdot readers some troubling news: Linux is being used by Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf, and other terrorist organizations with equally cool sounding names as an affordable and powerful tool for purposes of recruitment, passing coded messages regarding planned terrorist operations, and other insidious purposes. I will attempt to show some of the more obvious proofs I have discovered to back up my arguments.
- The presence of an Islamic calendar (cal-islam.elc) as included with the xemacs package. This calendar is likely being used for determining significant dates (such as September 11) for terrorist attacks.
- The word "terror" is mentioned several times in the Linux kernel source code (svr4.c in the abi/svr4 directory). This file was written by Mike "Jagdis" whose name itself is an obvious Islamic reference to terrorism.
- The phrase, "terrorist act" is actually present in drivers/char/ip2main.c.
- There are several references to the WTC buildings, again in the Linux kernel source code (in the drivers/scsi directory).
- The freetype code includes the file internal/tterrors.h -- an obvious reference to "international terrorism".
- Various files in drivers/char and drivers/scsi refer to "religious disputes" and "religious issues" (likely, the issues between God fearing American christians and evil Islamic terror mongers).
- The word "plane" (a reference to the tragic airplane hijackings of September 11th) appears in several places in the drivers/char/drm directory.
- Various references to the words "evil", "destroy", "bomb", "warrior", and "hate" scattered in places too numerous to mention.
- The word "hijack" appears in Documentation/kernel-docs.txt, and "hijacking" in drivers/char/ChangeLog, which is also an obvious suggestion for future attacks.
- The file fs/jffs/intrep.c contains the phrase, "Might as well commit suicide", which is an obvious suggestion to would-be terrorists to commit suicide bombings.
- One of the maintainers goes by the name, "Andreas Bombe", with the e-mail address, andreas.bombe@munich.netsurf.de. Obviously this is a hidden message indicating the next target for terrorist bombings is some place in Munich, Germany.
- Take a look at the book cover of ``Professional Linux Programming'' and decide for yourself which of the 15 authors has obvious terrorist links.
I am sure I have only scratched the surface of this disturbing conspiracy. I strongly urge the Slashdot readership to support American companies such as Microsoft who only hire patriotic American citizens and to boycott any company which is involved with Linux (as they are directly supporting terrorists). I sincerely hope the CIA or FBI can look into the actions of open source developers. People like Linus Torvalds should be taken into custody and have all assets seized.
Act now before it is too late!
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Urgent Linux news (not a troll, check the proofs!)
I would like to bring to the attention of my fellow Slashdot readers some troubling news: Linux is being used by Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf, and other terrorist organizations with equally cool sounding names as an affordable and powerful tool for purposes of recruitment, passing coded messages regarding planned terrorist operations, and other insidious purposes. I will attempt to show some of the more obvious proofs I have discovered to back up my arguments.
- The presence of an Islamic calendar (cal-islam.elc) as included with the xemacs package. This calendar is likely being used for determining significant dates (such as September 11) for terrorist attacks.
- The word "terror" is mentioned several times in the Linux kernel source code (svr4.c in the abi/svr4 directory). This file was written by Mike "Jagdis" whose name itself is an obvious Islamic reference to terrorism.
- The phrase, "terrorist act" is actually present in drivers/char/ip2main.c.
- There are several
references to the WTC buildings, again in the Linux kernel source code (in the drivers/scsi directory). - The freetype code includes the file internal/tterrors.h -- an obvious reference to "international terrorism".
- Various files in drivers/char and drivers/scsi refer to "religious disputes" and "religious issues" (likely, the issues between God fearing American christians and evil Islamic terror mongers).
- The word "plane" (a reference to the tragic airplane hijackings of September 11th) appears in several places in the drivers/char/drm directory.
- Various references to the words "evil", "destroy", "bomb", "warrior", and "hate" scattered in places too numerous to mention.
- The word "hijack" appears in Documentation/kernel-docs.txt, and "hijacking" in drivers/char/ChangeLog, which is also an obvious suggestion for future attacks.
- The file fs/jffs/intrep.c contains the phrase, "Might as well commit suicide", which is an obvious suggestion to would-be terrorists to
commit suicide bombings. - One of the maintainers goes by the name, "Andreas Bombe", with the e-mail address, andreas.bombe@munich.netsurf.de. Obviously this is a hidden message indicating the next target for terrorist bombings is some place in Munich, Germany.
- Take a look at the book cover of ``Professional Linux Programming'' and decide for yourself which of the 15 authors has obvious terrorist links.
I am sure I have only scratched the surface of this disturbing conspiracy. I strongly urge the Slashdot readership to support American companies such as Microsoft who only hire patriotic American citizens and to boycott any company which is involved with Linux (as they are directly supporting terrorists). I sincerely hope the CIA or FBI can look into the actions of
open source developers. People like Linus Torvalds should be taken into custody and have all assets seized.Act now before it is too late!
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Important Linux news (not a troll! check proofs!)
I would like to bring to the attention of my fellow Slashdot readers some troubling news: Linux is being used by Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf, and other terrorist organizations with equally cool sounding names as an affordable and powerful tool for purposes of recruitment, passing coded messages regarding planned terrorist operations, and other insidious purposes. I will attempt to show some of the more obvious proofs I have discovered to back up my arguments.
- The presence of an Islamic calendar (cal-islam.elc) as included with the xemacs package. This calendar is likely being used for determining significant dates (such as September 11) for terrorist attacks.
- The word "terror" is mentioned several times in the Linux kernel source code (svr4.c in the abi/svr4 directory). This file was written by Mike "Jagdis" whose name itself is an obvious Islamic reference to terrorism.
- The phrase, "terrorist act" is actually present in drivers/char/ip2main.c.
- There are several
references to the WTC buildings, again in the Linux kernel source code (in the drivers/scsi directory). - The freetype code includes the file internal/tterrors.h -- an obvious reference to "international terrorism".
- Various files in drivers/char and drivers/scsi refer to "religious disputes" and "religious issues" (likely, the issues between God fearing American christians and evil Islamic terror mongers).
- The word "plane" (a reference to the tragic airplane hijackings of September 11th) appears in several places in the drivers/char/drm directory.
- Various references to the words "evil", "destroy", "bomb", "warrior", and "hate" scattered in places too numerous to mention.
- The word "hijack" appears in Documentation/kernel-docs.txt, and "hijacking" in drivers/char/ChangeLog, which is also an obvious suggestion for future attacks.
- The file fs/jffs/intrep.c contains the phrase, "Might as well commit suicide", which is an obvious suggestion to would-be terrorists to
commit suicide bombings. - One of the maintainers goes by the name, "Andreas Bombe", with the e-mail address, andreas.bombe@munich.netsurf.de. Obviously this is a hidden message indicating the next target for terrorist bombings is some place in Munich, Germany.
- Take a look at the book cover of ``Professional Linux Programming'' and decide for yourself which of the 15 authors has obvious terrorist links.
I am sure I have only scratched the surface of this disturbing conspiracy. I strongly urge the Slashdot readership to support American companies such as Microsoft who only hire patriotic American citizens and to boycott any company which is involved with Linux (as they are directly supporting terrorists). I sincerely hope the CIA or FBI can look into the actions of
open source developers. People like Linus Torvalds should be taken into custody and have all assets seized.Act now before it is too late!
-
Urgent Linux news!
I would like to bring to the attention of my fellow Slashdot readers some troubling news: Linux is being used by Al Qaeda, Abu Sayyaf, and other terrorist organizations with equally cool sounding names as an affordable and powerful tool for purposes of recruitment, passing coded messages regarding planned terrorist operations, and other insidious purposes. I will attempt to show some of the more obvious proofs I have discovered to back up my arguments.
- The presence of an Islamic calendar (cal-islam.elc) as included with the xemacs package. This calendar is likely being used for determining significant dates (such as September 11) for terrorist attacks.
- The word "terror" is mentioned several times in the Linux kernel source code (svr4.c in the abi/svr4 directory). This file was written by Mike "Jagdis" which is an obvious Islamic reference to terrorism.
- The phrase, "terrorist act" is actually present in drivers/char/ip2main.c.
- There are several references to the WTC buildings, again in the Linux kernel source code (in the drivers/scsi directory).
- The freetype code includes the file internal/tterrors.h -- an obvious reference to "international terrorism".
- Various files in drivers/char and drivers/scsi refer to "religious disputes" and "religious issues" (likely, the issues between God fearing American christians and evil Islamic terror mongers).
- The word "plane" (a reference to the tragic airplane hijackings of September 11th) appears in several places in the drivers/char/drm directory.
- Various references to the words "evil", "destroy", "bomb", "warrior", and "hate" scattered in places too numerous to mention.
- The word "hijack" appears in Documentation/kernel-docs.txt, and "hijacking" in drivers/char/ChangeLog, which is also an obvious suggestion for future attacks.
- The file fs/jffs/intrep.c contains the phrase, "Might as well commit suicide", which is an obvious suggestion to would-be terrorists to commit suicide bombings.
- One of the maintainers goes by the name, "Andreas Bombe", with the e-mail address, andreas.bombe@munich.netsurf.de. Obviously this is a hidden message indicating the next target for terrorist bombings is some place in Munich, Germany.
- Take a look at the book cover of ``Professional Linux Programming'' and decide for yourself which of the 15 authors has obvious terrorist links.
I am sure I have only scratched the surface of this disturbing conspiracy. I strongly urge the Slashdot readership to support American companies such as Microsoft who only hire patriotic American citizens and to boycott any company which is involved with Linux (as they are directly supporting terrorists). I sincerely hope the CIA or FBI can look into the actions of open source developers. People like Linus Torvalds should be taken into custody and have all assets seized.
Act now before it is too late!
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Re:And they wonder why sales have dropped...
Amen. From a couple of quick searches, my Commodore 64 ran about 0.4 MIPS in 1984 and
a current PC (Athlon 1.4Ghz) runs about 4000 MIPS.
My C64 started instantly, gave me access to the display with no lag, and already had drivers loaded to deal with the disk drives, printer and screen.
Today's PC is 10000 faster, roughly speaking. Is it really more than 10000 harder to do all those things nowadays? My PC takes a couple of minutes to start up, even when I haven't changed hardware between restarts and it already knows all it needs to know from the last boot.
Granted, my current PC has 10000 times the memory, and about 100 million times the storage, but the basic interface and OS really should be a bit quicker feeling by now. At this rate, we'll never get to 2001-style AI (or Buck Rogers In The 25th Century-style neon roller disco). -
Re:a call for a document"My Lunix box has been up for 8 years without a reboot!"
If someone has been running this for 8 years without reboot, I'm impressed.
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about your sig.!
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The glory of the C64
If you're interested in doing bizzaro stuff with your C64, you might want to check out these links:
LUnix (Fully functioning SLIP-TCP/IP stack for C64)
GeckOS/A65 (Multitasking Unix-ish OS for C64s)
Lemon for a good stockpile of C64 warez. :)
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Re:That 1 Button Optical Mouse...I have accomplished this on my PowerBook Pismo running debian and BenH's vmlinux-2.2.17pre20-ben3 kernel... However, I haven't fiddled with this in a looong time, and can't remember exactly how to do it.
Essentially, you have to either:
1) set some kernel arguments at boot time (e.g., adb_buttons=1,x,y where x and y = the keycodes for the keyboard buttons that will emulate the second and third mouse buttons respectively.
or
2) create a init script that runs at boot time that sets the values of files in
/proc/sys/dev/mac_hid/ (see Franzo's blurb)I have gotten both methods to work, but use the second one on my PowerBook
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Here's the next generation and specs
LUnix the next generation is the current site of LUnix. They have rewritten it and the page even contains specs.
Great fun
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lunix
go look at lunix (alternate link)
lunix - "little unix" - is a multitasking, multiuser unix clone for a bare commodore 64. it does slip, ppp, a tcp/ip stack and has telnet and ftp clients.
oh, and it's open-source. and has cross-development tools.
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Re: Larson???
Larson has correctly identified the currently popular model of the world, "Cybernetic Totalism."
Do you mean Lanier? Or do you mean Larson?& lt;/p>
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Re:Not so imp...what??0.0033? According to the BogoMIPS MiniHOWTO, and on VICE, I guess...
The Lu^2 (LUnix, an Unix clone for C64) screenshots...then again, since BogoMIPS is entirely bogus just like all other benchmarks, I doubt everything.
But nevertheless, Mostech 6502 series is the only really cool series of processors. =)
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Re:Not so imp...what??0.0033? According to the BogoMIPS MiniHOWTO, and on VICE, I guess...
The Lu^2 (LUnix, an Unix clone for C64) screenshots...then again, since BogoMIPS is entirely bogus just like all other benchmarks, I doubt everything.
But nevertheless, Mostech 6502 series is the only really cool series of processors. =)
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Re:Commodore/Amiga LinuxI read in one of the old magazines for the Commodores that there were about 10 million C-64s, so we're a bit short even for large values of 1.0x10^6 and small values of 1.0*10^8.
However, there was Project LUnix to provide 64s and 128s with a multitasking OS. 0.37 BogoMIPS, baby!
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Re:Does the Xfree 4.0.1 come with free TT fonts?However, there are no TT fonts included ATM (neither with the 7.0beta nor with Freetype) - if you can point me to a place that has good and free TT fonts that we could include, do. It's hard to find any high-quality free TT fonts.
There's Fontastic, though not all the fonts come with license information, so they may not actually be free. Quite a collection though.
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yeah, I should have said something like "much of the banking system". Sorry 'bout that, that was very zealot-like.
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Linux for 6510?
For your 6502 linux you might want to take a look at Lunix
It is a development for the C=64. Maybe you could port it to the 6502?
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Re:Linus quoted on DVD situation
D00D THATS K-K00L AWSUM!!! L1NUS RULEZ!!!
1 HOPE L1NUS P0RTS T0 MY VIC-20 CLUSTUR S00N
1 WANNA C M0V1ES + LUN1X 1Z 2 B1G + THERE ALL C0MM1ES NEWAY!!!1! -
Re:Aureal's Linux drivers violate GPL? Probably noIf you are not happy you can fork the kernel and make it truly GPL, but don't count on us to follow you and don't forget to call it otherwise than Linux (Lunix if you want, or Trollix).
Sorry, but Lunix is already taken.
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Re:Steve Forbes Quickie
I think Lunix was for the C64, actually.
Definitely a different Unix. :)
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TCP/IP for Commodore 64
Save your effort--someone's already written a TCP/IP stack for the Commodore 64. It operates over a SLIP connection at 9600 bps and comes with a telnet client. If you're looking for projects, a port of XFree86 to the Commodore 64 would be most welcome.
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LUnix instead of Linux
LUnix might work better on a PDA than Linux.
However at current date only Linux has been ported to any PDAs.
Porting LUnix should be a trival effort sence the operating system is so small.
[it has to be it's made to run on the Commodore 64]
There is a small system dependent libary than needs to be replaced. Do that and recompile with a compatable c compiler [GCC if it compiles binarys for the target PDA] and go :) -
Yeah
This is all my fault for leaving the kde-devel summary to the last minute.
The network connection manager is meant to do more than just trivially detect whether the line is up or down. It will allow apps to request that the line be brought up or down, and more... It may or may not be implemented with CORBA, but the goal is to make sure KDE and GNOME don't do this in incompatible ways.
Maybe check out Bjoern's page: http://home.netsurf.de/bjoern .kahl/netmgr/index2.html and the list articles for all the proper details. -
Try OS/2
Just cuz the computer press denounces it(perhaps for fear of losing micro$oft ad money?) doesn't mean it's not a viable alternative to windows. After all, if it wasn't useable, you wouldn't see things like:
January 28, 1999 - SOUTHTRUST BANK Standardizes on OS/2 Warp 4
March 22, 1999 - IBM Managers Increase In Desktops As Financial-Services Company Expands
A quick look at the Large OS/2 Customers List shows a lot of banks. Banks can't afford for their systems to be down as customers tend to get rather irate if they cannot access their money.
As far as updates, IBM is still releasing free fixpacks for Warp 4.0 as well as 3.0(released in 94). If you'd rather not download the fixpacks, OS/2 Super Site offers them burned on a CD for about $15. Current device drivers can be found at IBM's online Device Driver Pack. In the past 30 days 2 new drivers have been added and 264 drivers have been updated.
For typical office needs, Staroffice can handle current MS office documents and is available for OS/2, Linux, and even Windows.
OS/2 even provides for a Y2K compliant Windows 3 environment.
What other everyday needs do you have? Perhaps people can send you suggested replacements. For a ready made list of comparable applications for OS/2, check The OS/2 Alternative site.
You're part of the problem if you just let micro$oft keep screwing you over.