Canonical is based in Europe (London IIRC):
Founded in late 2004, Canonical Ltd is a company headquartered in Europe with 130 employees working in over 18 countries. Canonical is the commercial sponsor of Ubuntu project.
Linux is about 90-100% after the 20 minute default install (depends on distro)... with ubuntu Restricted drivers manager will usually fix the rest.
Windows is about 10% after the 1.5 hour install, and I then have to spend 4 hours installing network drivers (windows likes the network to install drivers), sound drivers, graphics drivers... and it still doesn't work.
Grub reads config file every boot, so it never needs to write to MBR more than once. I've seen scandisk say there was a problem and overwrite MBR that had grub on before now...
Given the way X11 config is generated in ubuntu, it should work fine. You did have the restricted drivers for that freedom hating graphics card installed?
Let the market decide. If indeed OOXML is an abomination then it won't be with us for long.
.
That seems very wishful to me, you've already pointed out that the abomination that is M$ Office is the "de facto standard". This process has just given a monopolistic corporation the ability to keep it that.
I just copy the config from one system to another, and a lot of distros can handle this stuff for you these days (okay gentoo still compiles it, but it's a breeze to let it do it automatically).
Slashdot Mirror
Odd, what version of kubuntu? and forcing the modeline has the opposite effect if a mistake is made.
There is a preview on the new javascript post form.
Use Linux to fix the fuck ups M$ software makes ;). How many times do I end up doing that?
Which OS can't use EFI, oh right that is correct, it's Windows...
Finally, it's about time some M$ Windows admins saw the light ;)
Of course, we would recommend a proper install...
IIRC that has always been there, it depends on savedefault and stuff...
Linux is about 90-100% after the 20 minute default install (depends on distro)... with ubuntu Restricted drivers manager will usually fix the rest. Windows is about 10% after the 1.5 hour install, and I then have to spend 4 hours installing network drivers (windows likes the network to install drivers), sound drivers, graphics drivers... and it still doesn't work.
or wait until next kernel update.
Grub reads config file every boot, so it never needs to write to MBR more than once. I've seen scandisk say there was a problem and overwrite MBR that had grub on before now...
Obviously Apple produced hardware, it can be pointed out that Linux supports the most hardware "out of the box".
Given the way X11 config is generated in ubuntu, it should work fine. You did have the restricted drivers for that freedom hating graphics card installed?
It uses standards, notable POSIX, but it itself is not a standard.
Maybe it's something to suggest to the slashcode devs?
April Fools Day usually proves this around here...
Let the market decide. If indeed OOXML is an abomination then it won't be with us for long.
.That seems very wishful to me, you've already pointed out that the abomination that is M$ Office is the "de facto standard". This process has just given a monopolistic corporation the ability to keep it that.
I still see windows development happen as admin, and Linux development as user...
Google?
Start then with openoffice on windows. And show how to save in messed up formats ;)
It's an audiocast and all the ones I subscribe to are in a format that iPod doesn't play (natively) ;)
He/she might have got away with it in terms of IBM Compatible PC BIOS/OFI/EFI.....
Then how do I run webserver at home on my DSL, and then connect to it on my mobile phone while out?
Oh, and post it as a feature request on the gimp bugtracker.
You reverse engineer file formats ;) it supports layers just fine in its native format (.xcf).
I just copy the config from one system to another, and a lot of distros can handle this stuff for you these days (okay gentoo still compiles it, but it's a breeze to let it do it automatically).