I think that the definition of a package is not the same when SuSE and Debain define certain things as packages... From my understanding, Debian includes *everything* in their 2k-3k packages... ------------------------------------- --- ...A view of the Universe functioning...
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat! Now all we need is Debian and Slackware up on the shelves... Then those people can see that there really is more than Red Hat and Caldera in the linux world. :-)
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No, you won't get the fancy IP chains, but everything will work
hmm... last i checked, ipfwadm-wrapper is just a ipchains wrapper that, in so many words, takes ipfwadm command-line syntax and converts it to ipchain syntax and uses ipchains... but, i could be wrong...
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...are being made on this subject. the preceding one being an example... master degrees holders are people who couldn't (or wouldn't) get a job right out of college maybe this is your warped view of why people go to get their master's degree in college.. ..but my understanding is that *most* people go to college and get their master's degree for a decent education... ...one that will prove to be advantageous in the work force.. even tho enrollment is down for CS fields, the many jobs that are available in CS are filling up == competition in the CS field == BS/MS degrees are useful for getting your foot in the door and/or getting the better job/pay... -------------------------------------- -- ...A view of the Universe functioning...
most everyone posting a flame against Berst here needs a reality check. how defensive is the linux community?! sheesh... he's not attacking linux, only saying don't go for linux because of, e.g., redhat's hype... i'd rather have companies switching to linux because it's the far better alternative... not because it's "hip" or because redhat sounds kewl... *bow*
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I think that the definition of a package is not the same when SuSE and Debain define certain things as packages... From my understanding, Debian includes *everything* in their 2k-3k packages...- ---
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grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat!
:-)
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Now all we need is Debian and Slackware up on
the shelves... Then those people can see that
there really is more than Red Hat and Caldera
in the linux world.
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...tho i wish it had been corrected by a non-flamer
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;-)
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Now all we need to do is make Dan Quayle realize that he didn't invent the internet...
;-P
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hmm... last i checked, ipfwadm-wrapper is just a ipchains wrapper that, in so many words, takes ipfwadm command-line syntax and converts it to ipchain syntax and uses ipchains...
but, i could be wrong...
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...are being made on this subject.
..but my understanding is that *most* people go to college and get their master's degree for a decent education...
...one that will prove to be advantageous in the work force..- --
...A view of the Universe functioning...
the preceding one being an example...
master degrees holders are people who couldn't (or wouldn't) get a job right out of college
maybe this is your warped view of why people go to get their master's degree in college..
even tho enrollment is down for CS fields, the many jobs that are available in CS are filling up == competition in the CS field == BS/MS degrees are useful for getting your foot in the door and/or getting the better job/pay...
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...or so it seems
Appears to be some Enlightenment/GNOME derivative...
Could be wrong...
This is one of the best software projects I've seen come about in a while...
Hope it fulfills my expectations...
What about USB? Just a thought...
most everyone posting a flame against Berst here needs a reality check. how defensive is the linux community?! sheesh... he's not attacking linux, only saying don't go for linux because of, e.g., redhat's hype... i'd rather have companies switching to linux because it's the far better alternative... not because it's "hip" or because redhat sounds kewl...
*bow*
the ultimate combo: tux and the chameleon