Isn't your whole point about a micro kernel and few services running defeated by running it in user mode linux where the host is a larger kernel with more services?
Looks like someone wants to use fvwm and the variety of themes with different looks and actions. Only window manager I've seen that can do windows, mac os (who would want that? *duck*) and CDE.
Just write a process that has a sleep function and checks for other copies of itself and the cron daemon. If it doesn't seen the cron daemon, start it. Run arbitrary numbers of this process for added guarantee.
/etc/rc.d/nfs reload comes to mind. It doesn't restart the servers. It just tells them that the config files are updated and it's the server's responsibility to reread configs when it can. Or use privoxy's model which monitors config files (using select) and rereads on change without any problems (every new connection uses the new config). Also consider what happens when I restart network over ssh. Network stops, network starts, and my ssh session still works. We already have standards for this with the/etc/rc.d system. It's up to the daemons to support this.
Assuming redhat, freebsd, windows and mac osx installers installed and setup how you like, the interfaces are a lot simpler than gentoo or debian's. I have installed windows, redhat, and gentoo. Yes, windows and redhat have much prettier interfaces. However, I have spent countless hours trying to install windows and redhat because the install tried to do something I didn't want it to do and crashed. Windows 2000: the box has IDE and SCSI drives. I wanted windows on the SCSI drive as C. I had to take the IDE drive out to get it to let me. I don't even know where to start installing windows 2000 on a box without a CD-ROM drive. RedHat: Anybody ever try installing RedHat onto a new box using ReiserFS and network install when the card is listed but the module won't load? I gave up and installed a CD-ROM drive. Gentoo's install does take a long time but I never had these problems. When I was selecting where to install, I just used/dev/sda* instead. Machine doesn't have a CD-ROM drive or network isn't supported? I made a nfsroot kernel, mounted root from another one of my gentoo boxes, and did the install from there. Slackware has a similar install procedure (all console) but it doesn't compile everything like gentoo. So the point is, "Assuming redhat, freebsd, windows and mac osx installers installed and setup how you like" is a very big assumption.
Support for disconnection is already included in all versions of windows. Some call this feature the BSOD, others call it Driver Signing and Palladium. But these all have one common feature: windows supports disconnecting and you don't even have to do anything!
I can file suit for just about anything and just about any law. Does that mean the law states that my claim has any base? Wait for decisions before declaring that it's policy.
Think about why so many people bash microsoft. Sure, it has support for some feature, but can you use that feature for something the writer never thought of? Quite often, you can't. Self-healing and autonomic systems are dangerous ideas because any use out of the ordinary gets automatically "corrected." The only times I call tech support are when I want to do something out of the ordinary. The more automated the "solution," the less I can do with the product. I know that IBM is talking more about hardware failures, but your point seems to be that tech support could be rare because the authors of the software would anticipate every possible use.
The DMCA is a Copyright Act. It makes circumvention of protected copyrighted works. What copy protection scheme does this mod allow us to circumvent? Of course, blaming the DMCA for everything is always acceptable.
Anybody notice that googlebot won four games in browser wars? Wget won one so far. One has to wonder about the skills of the average IE user versus an automated bot.
Try udpcast. It supports multicast and has boot floppies. I use it to replace ghost on a 40 computer lab. Supports stdin and stdout multicast so it's easy to use in many different cases. I'm working on boot disks that only require one disk for each client.
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Isn't your whole point about a micro kernel and few services running defeated by running it in user mode linux where the host is a larger kernel with more services?
Looks like someone wants to use fvwm and the variety of themes with different looks and actions. Only window manager I've seen that can do windows, mac os (who would want that? *duck*) and CDE.
Just write a process that has a sleep function and checks for other copies of itself and the cron daemon. If it doesn't seen the cron daemon, start it. Run arbitrary numbers of this process for added guarantee.
/etc/rc.d/nfs reload comes to mind. It doesn't restart the servers. It just tells them that the config files are updated and it's the server's responsibility to reread configs when it can. Or use privoxy's model which monitors config files (using select) and rereads on change without any problems (every new connection uses the new config). /etc/rc.d system. It's up to the daemons to support this.
Also consider what happens when I restart network over ssh. Network stops, network starts, and my ssh session still works.
We already have standards for this with the
So what you're saying is that spammers can still use SMTP, right?
Yes, there is a shortcut to typing them. It's called /etc/hosts or DNS. Isn't that the whole point of naming computers???
Not to mention you can get a large SD memory card, CF wireless, and run a server on it, replacing most of the functionality.
Assuming redhat, freebsd, windows and mac osx installers installed and setup how you like, the interfaces are a lot simpler than gentoo or debian's. /dev/sda* instead. Machine doesn't have a CD-ROM drive or network isn't supported? I made a nfsroot kernel, mounted root from another one of my gentoo boxes, and did the install from there.
I have installed windows, redhat, and gentoo. Yes, windows and redhat have much prettier interfaces. However, I have spent countless hours trying to install windows and redhat because the install tried to do something I didn't want it to do and crashed.
Windows 2000: the box has IDE and SCSI drives. I wanted windows on the SCSI drive as C. I had to take the IDE drive out to get it to let me. I don't even know where to start installing windows 2000 on a box without a CD-ROM drive.
RedHat: Anybody ever try installing RedHat onto a new box using ReiserFS and network install when the card is listed but the module won't load? I gave up and installed a CD-ROM drive.
Gentoo's install does take a long time but I never had these problems. When I was selecting where to install, I just used
Slackware has a similar install procedure (all console) but it doesn't compile everything like gentoo.
So the point is, "Assuming redhat, freebsd, windows and mac osx installers installed and setup how you like" is a very big assumption.
Anybody else reminded of the Read My Lips videos that fit clips to songs?
So is the administration that calls all its opposition evildoers.
Support for disconnection is already included in all versions of windows. Some call this feature the BSOD, others call it Driver Signing and Palladium. But these all have one common feature: windows supports disconnecting and you don't even have to do anything!
Further in the thread, there is a patch against 2.4.20.
Mplayer supports aalib output and can play many more formats including quicktime.
Here is the slashdot article.
I can file suit for just about anything and just about any law. Does that mean the law states that my claim has any base? Wait for decisions before declaring that it's policy.
Think about why so many people bash microsoft. Sure, it has support for some feature, but can you use that feature for something the writer never thought of? Quite often, you can't. Self-healing and autonomic systems are dangerous ideas because any use out of the ordinary gets automatically "corrected." The only times I call tech support are when I want to do something out of the ordinary. The more automated the "solution," the less I can do with the product.
I know that IBM is talking more about hardware failures, but your point seems to be that tech support could be rare because the authors of the software would anticipate every possible use.
The DMCA is a Copyright Act. It makes circumvention of protected copyrighted works. What copy protection scheme does this mod allow us to circumvent? Of course, blaming the DMCA for everything is always acceptable.
What did Searchking do to them?
All the blackhats will voluntairly label their packets as blackhat attacks so firewalls can drop them.
Now I can tell my friends to forge e-mail from yahoo so I don't have to pay for their messages.
Quoting the 2.4.20 changelog, "replace end user confusing 'on fire' joke with real info"
Check the Windows XP 64 bit edition website. I hate to burst your bubble, but microsoft knows what it's doing.
All I get is an error message. It appears that I can't get in with or without ad blocking proxies :-).
Anybody notice that googlebot won four games in browser wars? Wget won one so far. One has to wonder about the skills of the average IE user versus an automated bot.
Try udpcast. It supports multicast and has boot floppies. I use it to replace ghost on a 40 computer lab. Supports stdin and stdout multicast so it's easy to use in many different cases. I'm working on boot disks that only require one disk for each client.