At least in Linux it's doable. There is "owner" firewall matching rule: OWNER match v1.3.5 options: [!] --uid-owner userid Match local uid [!] --gid-owner groupid Match local gid [!] --pid-owner processid Match local pid [!] --sid-owner sessionid Match local sid [!] --cmd-owner name Match local command name
as a result of match, packet could be -j CLASSIFY'ed to any defined traffic queue. As usual, there is a possibility, but noone packaged it desktop-friendly way.
DNS won't break. In fact, it already works! The thing is called IDN and is supported by all modern web browsers (including IE). Try for yourself - http://www.kozowski.pl (I hope Slashcode won't caniballize letter "").
So DNS and Web is OK. Any breakage I can think of may appear in email systems or other domain-based forms of communication.
On first virtual desktop:
two terminals, each with two tabs:
- email client and usenet client
- irc session and jabber client On second virtual desktop:
WWW browser Third:
content based on work context, so word processor, or terminals with compilers, or some simulation programs etc. Fourth virtual desktop:
- RSS reader
- additional terminals needed by work from third desktop Five desktop:
- music player
Also, on every desktop I have 3-line high terminal showing logs. So how do you count windows? Only currently visible or summarizing from all virtual desktops? Are tabs windows?
I'm not suprised. I seen too many clips from weird japanese tv-shows on Internet. People making idiots from themselves, running naked, shooting sperm, diving in hot water to watch boobs.... Based on those videos, image of japanese people is clear: they are lunatics, they are insane, their society is really fucked up.
So Japanese took the first step to correcting (hiding?) this public image of them.
Almost right, but the fact is Hans Reiser wasn't reisersfs3 maintainer. He long ago declared version 3 was dead and only reiser4fs worth using. reiserfs3 was maintained mainly by one guy in SUSE, who became fed up with it. And rightly recomended going to ext3/ext4.
Just BTW, I am using reiserfs3 on my system and I thinking about migration to some FS with future.
No, it isn't. In Firefox 2, session in restored only after browser crash. If you close it properly, session is forgotten. It's the same annoying bahaviour as Epiphany has. I have a shortcut to "xkill" in my panel for storing session in those browsers.
Your mention of "24" reminded me that we won't have to worry. Right now, China is shipping Jack Bauer to North Korea, in order to correct this "nuke situation".
They beat guy from Cygnus High Altitude Balloon by almost 3 km. But there was three of them, 11 km for each. Cygnus guy did 28 km alone. So he is over two times better than them:)
Well, if they mistaken thousand of kilometers with thousands of meters, and then converted km into miles, and mistaken it again writing "km" instead of miles... This would match.
But a 1920x1200 resolution often creates legibility problems for some users resulting from the tiny size of the default Windows font.
Only if font rendering are broken on such OS. Font size is configured in points, which are physical unit equaling about 0.35 mm (or 0.014 inch). Now matter what resolution is, ten point font will always be 3,5mm high. Higher resolution can help -- if resolution is bigger, there will be more pixels per those 3,5mm, so font will look better. That's why configuring display DPI is so important when it's not autodetected.
Hey, that sounds like a cunning plan. In half a year increase beta download cost to $5. And say "Pay $5 to download now or upgrade to Vista and use Avalanche do download for free".
Solaris is bad example;) It's properly supported OS. I will cite Alan Hargreaves:
Solaris 2.6 was released in February 1997. Last ship was July 2001. It drops off support in July this year. That makes for nine years of support, the first six of which were complete with rfe and cosmetic bugs being fixed.
How about Solaris 8? Solaris 8 was released in March 2000. We have still not done that last ship for it, so this means that there will be phase one suport for at least until mid 2008, and phase 2 support until at least mid 2011. Folks, that's 11 years and still may be more depending on when we have the last ship of Solaris 8.
Old age don't exclude OS from getting proper support. Microsoft is just beeing lazy and greedy. They want to force upgrades on people. Too bad Win98 was good enough OS for many, many people. They don't need anything above (ME, XP, Vista). Now MS is playing dirty tricks. It's funny how MS is saying,,our Operating System suck''. Similar to their,,Office dinosaurs'' campaign (discrediting their own office suite!).
Slashdot Mirror
At least in Linux it's doable. There is "owner" firewall matching rule:
OWNER match v1.3.5 options:
[!] --uid-owner userid Match local uid
[!] --gid-owner groupid Match local gid
[!] --pid-owner processid Match local pid
[!] --sid-owner sessionid Match local sid
[!] --cmd-owner name Match local command name
as a result of match, packet could be -j CLASSIFY'ed to any defined traffic queue. As usual, there is a possibility, but noone packaged it desktop-friendly way.
You really missed this link? (NSFW and offtopic).
No more control-esc n:\ enter for me. It is nowctrl+esc n:\ wait..wait..wait.. enterDude, you really should try Winkey-R shortcut.
It ate the letter. So I'd add Slashdot to possible broken systems.
DNS won't break. In fact, it already works! The thing is called IDN and is supported by all modern web browsers (including IE). Try for yourself - http://www.kozowski.pl (I hope Slashcode won't caniballize letter "").
So DNS and Web is OK. Any breakage I can think of may appear in email systems or other domain-based forms of communication.
It's time to upgrade to Mutt.
I'm pretty used to following setup:
On first virtual desktop:
two terminals, each with two tabs:
- email client and usenet client
- irc session and jabber client
On second virtual desktop:
WWW browser
Third:
content based on work context, so word processor, or terminals with compilers, or some simulation programs etc.
Fourth virtual desktop:
- RSS reader
- additional terminals needed by work from third desktop
Five desktop:
- music player
Also, on every desktop I have 3-line high terminal showing logs.
So how do you count windows? Only currently visible or summarizing from all virtual desktops? Are tabs windows?
OMG KITTENS!!!!!
So, basically any page with frames containing other pages is evil now? Thank you, MS.
I'm not suprised. I seen too many clips from weird japanese tv-shows on Internet. People making idiots from themselves, running naked, shooting sperm, diving in hot water to watch boobs.... Based on those videos, image of japanese people is clear: they are lunatics, they are insane, their society is really fucked up.
So Japanese took the first step to correcting (hiding?) this public image of them.
Almost right, but the fact is Hans Reiser wasn't reisersfs3 maintainer. He long ago declared version 3 was dead and only reiser4fs worth using. reiserfs3 was maintained mainly by one guy in SUSE, who became fed up with it. And rightly recomended going to ext3/ext4.
Just BTW, I am using reiserfs3 on my system and I thinking about migration to some FS with future.
No, it isn't. In Firefox 2, session in restored only after browser crash. If you close it properly, session is forgotten. It's the same annoying bahaviour as Epiphany has. I have a shortcut to "xkill" in my panel for storing session in those browsers.
In six months, with Opterons K8L. That's what AMD Torrenza platform is offering.
Your mention of "24" reminded me that we won't have to worry. Right now, China is shipping Jack Bauer to North Korea, in order to correct this "nuke situation".
They beat guy from Cygnus High Altitude Balloon by almost 3 km. But there was three of them, 11 km for each. Cygnus guy did 28 km alone. So he is over two times better than them :)
Well, if they mistaken thousand of kilometers with thousands of meters, and then converted km into miles, and mistaken it again writing "km" instead of miles... This would match.
I'm still waiting for previous generation to be available as laptop battery.
Will it play on freenix (for example, on Linux)?
There is a release every 6 months. So 60 days is 1/3 of development time.
It took 10 days for FreeBSD hacker to port ZFS to FBSD. The result is available here.
But a 1920x1200 resolution often creates legibility problems for some users resulting from the tiny size of the default Windows font.
Only if font rendering are broken on such OS. Font size is configured in points, which are physical unit equaling about 0.35 mm (or 0.014 inch). Now matter what resolution is, ten point font will always be 3,5mm high. Higher resolution can help -- if resolution is bigger, there will be more pixels per those 3,5mm, so font will look better. That's why configuring display DPI is so important when it's not autodetected.
"m" and "t" models are different. "m" is bigger and heavier, while "t" is smaller and more portable.
Microsoft dislikes BitTorrent. But MS has an avalanche.
Hey, that sounds like a cunning plan. In half a year increase beta download cost to $5. And say "Pay $5 to download now or upgrade to Vista and use Avalanche do download for free".
Yes, specification is finished. Moreover, Linux already has an implementation.
Fortunately for Linux (and other freenixes) users, an alternative is beeing developed since February.
Solaris is bad example ;) It's properly supported OS. I will cite Alan Hargreaves:
,,our Operating System suck''. Similar to their ,,Office dinosaurs'' campaign (discrediting their own office suite!).
Solaris 2.6 was released in February 1997. Last ship was July 2001. It drops off support in July this year. That makes for nine years of support, the first six of which were complete with rfe and cosmetic bugs being fixed.
How about Solaris 8? Solaris 8 was released in March 2000. We have still not done that last ship for it, so this means that there will be phase one suport for at least until mid 2008, and phase 2 support until at least mid 2011. Folks, that's 11 years and still may be more depending on when we have the last ship of Solaris 8.
Old age don't exclude OS from getting proper support. Microsoft is just beeing lazy and greedy. They want to force upgrades on people. Too bad Win98 was good enough OS for many, many people. They don't need anything above (ME, XP, Vista). Now MS is playing dirty tricks.
It's funny how MS is saying