I can only say one thing regarding Crossover:
Greedy bastards. I wouldn't go that far! In your signature, you tell people to donate to Wine, and Codeweavers is probably the largest sponsor of the Wine project. I see nothing wrong with them making some money for a polished product. I use Crossover 6.2 and it's great.
By deleting the incomplete msxml dlls and setting winecfg's settings to use the native versions, then installing microsoft xml..
You can install and run Microsoft Office 2007.
I do find it a little disappointing that Wine didn't set getting Office 2007 working out of the box as a goal for 1.0, as it really currently just relies upon finishing two DLLs. Sad to say, but probably because
7.0.0 CrossOver Linux - June 17, 2008
* New application support:
o Office 2007 (Including Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and limited Outlook) I'll still be buying a copy though.
A server with all heat sinks removed, and then linked to on the front page of Slashdot.;nspb Will it melt? Darnit, that will teach me to pay more attention to what I'm clicking on.
I wrote the code that went through the emails from a small company where I was employed. While I was writing and testing the system, I ended up reading a lot of email.
I was shocked at what I saw. People shopping around their resume, looking for new jobs. People emailing people who they were involved with in an extra-marital affair. And lots of the other junk you mention. And this was primarily involving execs. I hope you saved the evidence for when you want to pull a Fight Club/American Beauty stunt:P
Slashdot posts don't include swearing in the story summaries, so why is it acceptable to use the word 'God' as an expletive? I find it very offensive and it reflects poorly on a site which I have enjoyed for a long time. He wasn't swearing, he was praying.
Plus, it wasn't directed at your god anyway, it was meant for the God of Opensource.
Hai guys! dont kno if thisll work but its worth a shot!!!
>>Oh my gosh! That email
about an email tracker is
>>TRUE!! Chain letters DO
get tracked! And guess
>>what? If you send
this information to 10 people,
>>you'll get a $100
GIFT CERTIFICATE!
Exactly, we don't tell people who have stalkers to "get over it". We institute means to protect the person who is being harassed (i.e. don't come within 50 feet). That metaphor doesn't hold up - people being stalked do not have a tendency to engage their stalker in conversation. http://www.aware.org/stalking/stalkgeninfo.shtml
Fundamentally, stalking is a series of actions that puts a person in fear for their safety. The stalker may follow you, harass you, call you on the telephone, watch your house, send you mail you don't want, or act in some other way that frightens you.
Wired is running a related story about the potentially 'scary' precedent this case could set." Really I do not think theres anything scary about what will happen in this case. An adult should be semi responsible for there actions. Exactly, we don't tell people who have stalkers to "get over it". We institute means to protect the person who is being harassed (i.e. don't come within 50 feet).
Perhaps the way they are going about the lawsuit *does* set a scary precedent, and there is a *better* way to approach it, but IANAL. I do think that having protective measures in place is a good thing though. We have them for the real world, why not the virtual world?
I build web site applications for a living, I've not seen a Joomla site. I generally create sites with Python and/or Django for small to enterprise use. I don't understand why this slashvertisement is on the front page. Maybe because
"Slashdot welcomes readers' book reviews"
So now you can apparently select a range of error bars, but only y error bars.
You *still* cannot set up x error bars! I love OO, but it's really annoying to have to use another graphing program when this one would do what I need it to with a bit of tweaking.
The problem is, with free email services, there's no real proof that any given account belongs to a certain person. There are some interesting social engineering implications here...I'm envisioning calling up the Gmail people and claiming to be attempting to retrieve the account of someone who recently died ("I have the death certificate and everything!") when said account really belongs to someone else... Great point! I never thought about that. Perhaps free email services should have an option to "verify identity"?
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Because KDE has katapult? Alt+Space and you can start typing in equations which are solved, launch applications, find documents etc.
Didn't read TFA, I read TFB
Little Brother by Cory Doctorow uses this idea (and name), and the distro was started based on that.
The way things are going it sounds like Mars will have a better atmosphere than here.
I get 160gb on Adam Internet, 80gb external (outside of PIPE traffic and similar) and 80gb internal traffic (inside PIPE).
Also I do heaps of uploading and downloading from CommunityNet, which is awesome.
If you live in SA, I'd recommend it.
In case anyone from S.A. is wondering, he means South Australia, not South Africa :P
Don't know what I expect...
* New application support:
o Office 2007 (Including Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and limited Outlook) I'll still be buying a copy though.
And then they installed Linux on it.
Will it melt? Darnit, that will teach me to pay more attention to what I'm clicking on.
*Sigh*
A server with all heat sinks removed, and then linked to on the front page of Slashdot. ;nspb
Will it melt?
Either the greater collaboration would find bugs like the Debian ssh fiasco quicker,
or every Linux distribution would be affected by the same bug.
Come on, at least make your top secret docs standards compliant. :(</quote> :P
I wanted it to be realistic
If they were running a website, they would use:
<FONT
style="BACKGROUND-COLOR: black">Top Secret!</FONT>
Plus, it wasn't directed at your god anyway, it was meant for the God of Opensource.
Hai guys! dont kno if thisll work but its worth a shot!!!
>>Oh my gosh! That email
about an email tracker is
>>TRUE!! Chain letters DO
get tracked! And guess
>>what? If you send
this information to 10 people,
>>you'll get a $100
GIFT CERTIFICATE!
It might make us feel better, but it's not a solution.
--Mike--
It's written into the code:if news(myDeath) then remove(malware)
Perhaps the way they are going about the lawsuit *does* set a scary precedent, and there is a *better* way to approach it, but IANAL. I do think that having protective measures in place is a good thing though. We have them for the real world, why not the virtual world?
"Slashdot welcomes readers' book reviews"
It'll be devoted to breaking DRM, the irony will be delicious.
So now you can apparently select a range of error bars, but only y error bars. You *still* cannot set up x error bars! I love OO, but it's really annoying to have to use another graphing program when this one would do what I need it to with a bit of tweaking.