BeOS For Linux
Bob Gortician writes "The BlueOS guys have posted a few screenshots of their progress in porting the BeOS interface to Linux. Note that this is an intermediary step toward a BeOS clone OS. " I actually had a Be machine for a while, and played with it - nice OS, and well thought out, just a problem of very little applications for it.
...but think of a beowulf cluster of those!
I haven't really tracked the "official" decision, but I understand that many high-karma users (including myself) have had their moderation privileges revoked because of some posting or moderating or meta-moderating action they performed. (ie, modding up something controversial the editors didn't like, supporting controversial posters with meta-mods, etc.)
To be honest, I'm not sure at what point I lost my mod priveleges, but I haven't had them for quite some time. Yet I continue to try to post informative or insightful or funny things.
To CmdrTaco... what is your position going to be on revoking mod priveleges to paying subscribers? If I pay, will I be able to freely post and mod and meta-mod like I thought I could before?
At least BeOS was free, and didn't charge you $5 for every 1000 applications you wanted to open.
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God damn you're a sucker.
CmdrTaco : Go there now and get my dick up your ass!
Microsoft did intimidate OEM s into not loading BeOS together with windows under the treat of loosing their OEM licenses.
I do not believe OEMs would feel terribly threatened at the prospect of Microsoft relaxing their OEM licenses. On the other hand, they would undoubtedly be annoyed by the threat of failing to receive their licenses. I believe the word you were looking for is losing.
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