Actually, there are a lot of excellent open source widget including Xbae, Xmhtml, and Xlt maintained by Rick Scott of the lesstif team. Take a look at the software page of www.motifzone.net, there are more open source widgets to choose from including a ListTree. If you prefer open source solutions like many, then there are lots to choose from without having to buy the ICS widgets.
The source should be available by the end of the day on these mirrors. We (ICS) had hoped that by focusing on the binaries and leaving the source to The Open Group we would be able to better handle the binary demand and the source would naturally drift towards The Open Group. Not happening, so we'll pick up the slack. BTW: The source isn't small either... its 17mb+
One of the goals of the MotifZone (www.motifzone.net) is to promote ongoing open source enhancements to Motif. Support for Gnome theme support for Motif applications is underway at the Zone... KDE is not far behind. And then Motif applications will only be as ugly as the rest of your applications...
Powerbook 2000, a.k.a. Pismo. Actually, its what I'm posting from. But it is perfect for what you're looking for. S-video out, software, built in DVD player, just add a 1/8th to RCA jack (real short cash at Rat Shack) and you have a portable DVD player, plus a kick ass portable to boot (and yes, it runs linux too).
The big deal is now I do not have to lug my cd collection back and forth to work. I beam the collection up from home, then when I'm at work and feel like listening to any particular song(s) I may fancy at that time, I can. This is a good thing.
Illegitimate Muslim Fundamentalist Uhmm...yeah. I'd *love* to hear any member of Wu-tan actually say that, or have an MTV News story, and watch Kurt Loder actually keep a strait face while name dropping that bad boy!
Oh, man...check the next page, shes got a banana hanging out of her pocket.*buh????* " Here, chicken, I got a nice juicy banana for you! " Or, yes..she *may* just be happy to see us (insert cymbol crash here)
Actually, the penguin logo is a bit old. I'm not sure when the dear Tux first "hatched", but i think i remember seeing the QuickTime penguin in developers documentation for QuickTime 2.5 or 3.0, or was it their 3d library. Any Mac developers remember??
Amaya package is now configured Amaya configured with libWWW Amaya configured with Math support Amaya configured with Graph support Motif seems not installed on this machine Thot and Amaya need Motif 1.2 or 2.0 Thot and Amaya probably won't compile
Motif isn't free (Yes, I know about Lesstif, doesn't work here)
Re:Collecting E-mail adresses? For spam?
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Ok, everyone.net won't use them for spam, but that does not mean that they wont *sell/rent* the address list. These "privacy policies" are specially written to cover thier asses, and to hide the fact that most email collection isn't for use by the collector, but to be sold to other spammers
http://www.dvdchanger.com/ 200 CD/DVD-ROM jukebox, firewire, yum. Ohh, and maybe firewire and DVD movie support for linux. And Bill's head, on a stick, shellaced.
Uhm..the QT Streaming server isn't cheap? Last I checked, it was an Open Source project, FREE to download, already ported to linux. You want cheaper than free??
Ok where to start on this *bad* piece. IMHO, the stupidist line wasn't the 3 paragraph rant on smoke, or the admittion of taping a conversation w/out concent, but this: " cDc may claim its beef is with Microsoft; however, users -- not Microsoft -- will be hurt as a result of Back Orifice." If I was a CIO, and the techies came to me with 2 server choices (linux, NT) and I knew that BO2K was out there, I'd definatly stay away from NT! Or if I *had* any NT boxes ( I don't, but that's not the point), I would have them removed because of this. Thus hurting MS monitarily (no outrageous "upgrade" costs) Also, wasn't the "ExplorZip" virus outbrake over 2 months ago?
These morons actually have a pretty good chance of comming out with some cash. See, it's usually cheaper for these big companies to just settle, rather than go through a trial. I don't know if this would be/is the case for the porn sites.
but personally, i think they should fight it out, and counter-sue for legal costs.
Slashdot Mirror
You should suggest that as a project in the Linux Bazaar of the MotifZone (www.motifzone.net). This would indeed be a useful open source effort!
Actually, there are a lot of excellent open source widget including Xbae, Xmhtml, and Xlt maintained by Rick Scott of the lesstif team. Take a look at the software page of www.motifzone.net, there are more open source widgets to choose from including a ListTree. If you prefer open source solutions like many, then there are lots to choose from without having to buy the ICS widgets.
The source should be available by the end of the day on these mirrors. We (ICS) had hoped that by focusing on the binaries and leaving the source to The Open Group we would be able to better handle the binary demand and the source would naturally drift towards The Open Group. Not happening, so we'll pick up the slack. BTW: The source isn't small either... its 17mb+
Slashdot effect... The files on the ftp server are fine. We now have 7 mirrors online. Hopefully that should help!
One of the goals of the MotifZone (www.motifzone.net) is to promote ongoing open source enhancements to Motif. Support for Gnome theme support for Motif applications is underway at the Zone... KDE is not far behind. And then Motif applications will only be as ugly as the rest of your applications...
Hi, ICS now has 7 mirrors up with worldwide coverage. http://www.motifzone.net/download/ You can also order a CD and avoid the crunch.
Powerbook 2000, a.k.a. Pismo. Actually, its what I'm posting from. But it is perfect for what you're looking for. S-video out, software, built in DVD player, just add a 1/8th to RCA jack (real short cash at Rat Shack) and you have a portable DVD player, plus a kick ass portable to boot (and yes, it runs linux too).
The big deal is now I do not have to lug my cd collection back and forth to work. I beam the collection up from home, then when I'm at work and feel like listening to any particular song(s) I may fancy at that time, I can. This is a good thing.
Illegitimate Muslim Fundamentalist Uhmm...yeah. I'd *love* to hear any member of Wu-tan actually say that, or have an MTV News story, and watch Kurt Loder actually keep a strait face while name dropping that bad boy!
Uhm..~$140,000 a year is a pretty frikkin high paying job in my book!
Hey, c'mon, Lets not forget that Steve (and Woz) created the classic arcade game, Breakout!
Oh, man...check the next page, shes got a banana hanging out of her pocket.*buh????*
" Here, chicken, I got a nice juicy banana for you! "
Or, yes..she *may* just be happy to see us (insert cymbol crash here)
Actually, the penguin logo is a bit old. I'm not sure when the dear Tux first "hatched", but i think i remember seeing the QuickTime penguin in developers documentation for QuickTime 2.5 or 3.0, or was it their 3d library. Any Mac developers remember??
Amaya package is now configured
Amaya configured with libWWW
Amaya configured with Math support
Amaya configured with Graph support
Motif seems not installed on this machine
Thot and Amaya need Motif 1.2 or 2.0
Thot and Amaya probably won't compile
Motif isn't free (Yes, I know about Lesstif, doesn't work here)
Ok, everyone.net won't use them for spam, but that does not mean that they wont *sell/rent* the address list. These "privacy policies" are specially written to cover thier asses, and to hide the fact that most email collection isn't for use by the collector, but to be sold to other spammers
http://www.dvdchanger.com/ 200 CD/DVD-ROM jukebox, firewire, yum. Ohh, and maybe firewire and DVD movie support for linux.
And Bill's head, on a stick, shellaced.
Uhm..the QT Streaming server isn't cheap? Last I checked, it was an Open Source project, FREE to download, already ported to linux. You want cheaper than free??
Ok where to start on this *bad* piece.
IMHO, the stupidist line wasn't the 3 paragraph rant on smoke, or the admittion of taping a conversation w/out concent, but this:
" cDc may claim its beef is with Microsoft; however, users -- not Microsoft -- will be hurt as a result of Back Orifice."
If I was a CIO, and the techies came to me with 2 server choices (linux, NT) and I knew that BO2K was out there, I'd definatly stay away from NT! Or if I *had* any NT boxes ( I don't, but that's not the point), I would have them removed because of this. Thus hurting MS monitarily (no outrageous "upgrade" costs)
Also, wasn't the "ExplorZip" virus outbrake over 2 months ago?
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Apple uses a smoke and purple color for its prototypes. Why they dont actually *ship* in these colors is beyond me.
They are available in Europe and Asia only, for now. The phone is made by Nokia, model 7110
These morons actually have a pretty good chance of comming out with some cash. See, it's usually cheaper for these big companies to just settle, rather than go through a trial. I don't know if this would be/is the case for the porn sites.
but personally, i think they should fight it out, and counter-sue for legal costs.
Then, after that..
rm -rf lawyers
If it's open, where do we download?