Red Hat has put SELinux into Fedora and now recently Enterprise Linux 4, so it seems they are getting there.
While I agree that more security by default is a good thing, I suppose they are thinking about their customers getting trouble migrating to newer versions if they change too much too fast.
When it comes to directives, I am pretty sure that Norway has to implement all of them. This has happened several times in the past on very controversial issues - this download/anti-copy-protection-circumvention laws becoming one of them.
The law is in a large part proposed due to a EU directive (Norway isn't even a member the EU, but in the EC). Especially the parts about copy protection are there because the government has to follow this directive.
I believe Norway is the last country in the EC to do this.
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I had this problem with my laptop a while ago. Seemed to be because X couldn't use xv to output video.
Nothing to do with 3D.
Is xv working on your computer? I think mplayer will tell you what output driver it's using.
There is a plugin that might help you: Aardvark.
It has an 'isolate' option, that will let you do what you are mentioning.
You can try it out here: http://karmatics.com/aardvark/
Cheers.
Google Answers does this.
Red Hat has put SELinux into Fedora and now recently Enterprise Linux 4, so it seems they are getting there.
While I agree that more security by default is a good thing, I suppose they are thinking about their customers getting trouble migrating to newer versions if they change too much too fast.
Thank yuou for clearing up my acronym-mess.
When it comes to directives, I am pretty sure that Norway has to implement all of them. This has happened several times in the past on very controversial issues - this download/anti-copy-protection-circumvention laws becoming one of them.
was a a comparison of which OS is fastest for browsing, and which was fastest in each browser.
Maybe even comaprisons by different Linux distributions.
The law is in a large part proposed due to a EU directive (Norway isn't even a member the EU, but in the EC). Especially the parts about copy protection are there because the government has to follow this directive.
I believe Norway is the last country in the EC to do this.
A good way to keep dates in sync would be to use ntp, don't you think?
:)
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