Not to mention the performance improvements for database clusters with record level locking, and improved IO scheduling because of higher IO transaction locality. Though the feature I wish for most is HP-UX style context-sensitive directories. Heck virtual dirs look so simple, I don't see why everybody bashes MS for WinFS delays, if the lnux guys can't hack up something similar in so much time. Both would be a boon to package managers for conflicting libraries.
Per application (type?), per job type, settings, persistent across the system? SELinux style application profile setting integrated in the package by maintainers would be a better solution. Hell, I run Fedora 13 with SELinux on full blast, and having no issues so far, except for one quickly resolved bug. Keep in mind the SEL has been running since the box was a fresh of the repo FC12 install.
Which one-offs exactly? I've taken a look at REXX, I can't seem to 'get it', could you explain it's appeal, at least for yourself? Any comments on OSF/1? Sorry again for the interview, it's just tat getting a good answer to a geeky question is getting harder.
Have you considered making the schedulers tunable by per application parameters? Setting IO, CPU, and RAM (swapiness) priority per process, for instance. Side question, I was always curious whether there exists a hypothetical situation in which a garbage collector is included in the kernel. What are you plans on record oriented interfaces for the vfs layer, and possibly a fs agnostic on-line defragmentator, possibly with some minimal interfacing with the fs - for improving DB performance, and enabling ports from z/VSE and VMS. Is being a mainframe migration target anywhere on the roadmap? Sorry for the ad-hoc interview, I hope you don't mind.
You know, the VirtBox team or someone else could make an alternative to WINE, a plug-n-play VM which strips down, automatically installs and configures and slip-streams an alternate shell(s) and guest additions (3D included), to integrate with distro native GUI, running in seamless mode, and auto-generating stub *nix executable lauchers, wrapped in.deb/.rpm/whatever backed by a local repository, obsoleting uninstalled apps launchers with a control package, setting up a anacron job to do a package group update on boot, with these windows apps launchers in a separate package group. And a custom Add/remove programs interface, exported through a yum/apt front end plugin, so that stub package removed form the *nix package manager, result in program removal on the Windows VM. Seems the perfect solution for avid gamers, tired of dual booting, Heck add an option to use an existing windows install, and add a restore Win installation option. Any takers for this sort of project?
I'd call you a hypocrite, but there are too few people intelligent enough to use meth responsibly, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. And no I'm not having (enough) sex. Nothing better to do but drugs, and I'm living in the big city.
I'd start a smear campaign, fake lab results, get some cute little girls linched, then rub the full color photos in everyone's noses, just to see how much they hate mutants again.
You dare try try doing something to a dealer, you'll find out how the Jews breathed in their last moments. (God can't defend himself from a druggie with an agenda and a 120 pt IQ.)
Debian is also a great source of headaches for running a desktop. Anyone heard of autoconfigure? Tweaking the most mind numbing of things until it is presentable. There are two sides to the saying "Ubuntu is an African word meaning I can't configure Debian.". Not to mention the stale packages (fixable by enabling the testing repo), and crappy DE integration. There is no reason vanilla Debian can't replace Ubuntu, it's just that they won't. Not being a troll, every distro has it's place.
You've got a crappy laptop if you need to turn off the trackpad. The keyboard is naturally a little off center (space key), the trackpad is naturally centered and a little lowered in the shell, so as to avoid accidental mousing. An actual mouse, especially a cheap one will get you CTS.
There are long term effects on the Reticular Activating System (too lazy to cite), yielding ADHD type symptoms, albeit slight, IIUnferstandC. Though the cancer claim is baseless - weed has preventative effects in this aspect. Feel free to correct me on the first count.
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Not to mention the performance improvements for database clusters with record level locking, and improved IO scheduling because of higher IO transaction locality. Though the feature I wish for most is HP-UX style context-sensitive directories. Heck virtual dirs look so simple, I don't see why everybody bashes MS for WinFS delays, if the lnux guys can't hack up something similar in so much time. Both would be a boon to package managers for conflicting libraries.
Per application (type?), per job type, settings, persistent across the system? SELinux style application profile setting integrated in the package by maintainers would be a better solution. Hell, I run Fedora 13 with SELinux on full blast, and having no issues so far, except for one quickly resolved bug. Keep in mind the SEL has been running since the box was a fresh of the repo FC12 install.
The bytestream interface can be implemented as a EBML export of the file internal structure.
Which one-offs exactly? I've taken a look at REXX, I can't seem to 'get it', could you explain it's appeal, at least for yourself? Any comments on OSF/1? Sorry again for the interview, it's just tat getting a good answer to a geeky question is getting harder.
Have you considered making the schedulers tunable by per application parameters? Setting IO, CPU, and RAM (swapiness) priority per process, for instance. Side question, I was always curious whether there exists a hypothetical situation in which a garbage collector is included in the kernel. What are you plans on record oriented interfaces for the vfs layer, and possibly a fs agnostic on-line defragmentator, possibly with some minimal interfacing with the fs - for improving DB performance, and enabling ports from z/VSE and VMS. Is being a mainframe migration target anywhere on the roadmap? Sorry for the ad-hoc interview, I hope you don't mind.
You know, the VirtBox team or someone else could make an alternative to WINE, a plug-n-play VM which strips down, automatically installs and configures and slip-streams an alternate shell(s) and guest additions (3D included), to integrate with distro native GUI, running in seamless mode, and auto-generating stub *nix executable lauchers, wrapped in .deb/.rpm/whatever backed by a local repository, obsoleting uninstalled apps launchers with a control package, setting up a anacron job to do a package group update on boot, with these windows apps launchers in a separate package group. And a custom Add/remove programs interface, exported through a yum/apt front end plugin, so that stub package removed form the *nix package manager, result in program removal on the Windows VM. Seems the perfect solution for avid gamers, tired of dual booting, Heck add an option to use an existing windows install, and add a restore Win installation option. Any takers for this sort of project?
Can you name some features that impressed you, and/or made you think that they are useful?
Any ideas on passive systems for low power iMac type computers?
On an unrelated note whats the best distro choice for a 600MHz Transmeta cpu laptop?
Let me guess, VMS, MCP, z/OS, i5 OS, z/VSE. Any of these a hit? Just off the top of my head.
GCD? You mean OpenMP with a JIT backend?
How do you plan on providing power to the rotating coil?
I'd call you a hypocrite, but there are too few people intelligent enough to use meth responsibly, but I thought I'd mention it anyway. And no I'm not having (enough) sex. Nothing better to do but drugs, and I'm living in the big city.
Are they using a mobile subset?
I'd start a smear campaign, fake lab results, get some cute little girls linched, then rub the full color photos in everyone's noses, just to see how much they hate mutants again.
You dare try try doing something to a dealer, you'll find out how the Jews breathed in their last moments. (God can't defend himself from a druggie with an agenda and a 120 pt IQ.)
Debian is also a great source of headaches for running a desktop. Anyone heard of autoconfigure? Tweaking the most mind numbing of things until it is presentable. There are two sides to the saying "Ubuntu is an African word meaning I can't configure Debian.". Not to mention the stale packages (fixable by enabling the testing repo), and crappy DE integration. There is no reason vanilla Debian can't replace Ubuntu, it's just that they won't. Not being a troll, every distro has it's place.
Current execution path. But that is a solution for libraries, for other things, simply embed the env var in the symlink to the conf file.
Not to be a ungrateful slob, but I notice a lack of source links...
You've got a crappy laptop if you need to turn off the trackpad. The keyboard is naturally a little off center (space key), the trackpad is naturally centered and a little lowered in the shell, so as to avoid accidental mousing. An actual mouse, especially a cheap one will get you CTS.
And even controlled use of meth is reasonable.
There are long term effects on the Reticular Activating System (too lazy to cite), yielding ADHD type symptoms, albeit slight, IIUnferstandC. Though the cancer claim is baseless - weed has preventative effects in this aspect. Feel free to correct me on the first count.
Give it some time, it'll become a close acquaintance in the coming decades.
Port space is more than enough. Remember, the num of conns is PubIP:port:PubIP:port for double sided NAT.
DNS can redirect ports, you know (google.com -< google.com:8080)
The veins still have smooth muscle - won't it be easier to contract it?