1. Probably - NVIDIA makes great drivers, and I bet they'll come with Linux drivers (of some kind) too.
2. I've seen "late september" mentioned!
3. Really great framerates at 1024x768 and above + it will look beatifull - probably much better than with current cards.
3a. Personally, I am looking more forward to Team Fortress 2 - if Valve can do the same with multiplayer as they did with singleplayer (Halflife) - it's going to be so much fun!
For pricy cars, you have to go to Denmark (where I live) - a Ford Mondeo with a 1.6 motor (!) costs about 200.000kr (the Danish currency) - that's about 28000$
I don't think you will get much for your Delphi 3 CD - the standard edition (I think) was on one of those CD's you get with all the computer magazines for about ½ a year ago.
I'm from Denmark, but I bet it's not only in Denmark it is available for free...
Furthermore, Inprise is going to Delphi 5 really soon...
My guess is that they are talking about KDE and GNOME - they probably just don't quite understand the way which KDE and GNOME interacts with X.
Anyway, it's great news - Delphi is imho a really great tool.
Re:So how long until Corel Office for Linux?
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You're not alone - I too am looking forward to this release.
Word Perfect office is a great office suite, and getting it on Linux will really help Linux entering the desktop.
Their package manager look great too. It's one of the complaints I have about Linux - in Windows you just type setup.exe and you have a installation-procedure taking care of the rest (asking where you want it to install the program etc.).
Re:Any sites with this BETA on there yet??
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I think they said a beta will be available in september, so it's not far away...
I don't get it - why do people allways focus on the negative things? Try focusing on the positive side of things someday - maybe some of you will even like it...
First, you're don't have to buy it..*if* the they put it on sale for $500, then who cares? You could just buy another cheap distro ro download it from the net.
Furthermore $500 is *not* going to be the price for the distribution! I don't know where you have godt that price from, but Corel has earlier talked about the 500$ PC, and that's where I think Corel is heading - a PC with all the software that most people need (office suite, browser, etc.).
Ofcourse Corel is doing it to earn money and "rescue" their great office suite from "dying", but I can't see anything bad or evil in that.
Wouldn't it be great if you someday not so far away could go out and buy a complete PC with everything you need (and the rest you can download from the internet) for less than $500.
1. Probably - NVIDIA makes great drivers, and I bet they'll come with Linux drivers (of some kind) too.
2. I've seen "late september" mentioned!
3. Really great framerates at 1024x768 and above + it will look beatifull - probably much better than with current cards.
3a. Personally, I am looking more forward to Team Fortress 2 - if Valve can do the same with multiplayer as they did with singleplayer (Halflife) - it's going to be so much fun!
The Voodoo4 (or what it will be named) will probably be 0.22 micron too...
Why?
Because, (AFAIK) TNT2 and Voodoo3 is produced at the same "plant"...
According to what I've read on the net until now, you should se boards on the shelves as early as in late september!
Wrong! Diamond will still make other boards!
I bet they will announce a GeFORCE board soon.
For pricy cars, you have to go to Denmark (where I live) - a Ford Mondeo with a 1.6 motor (!) costs about 200.000kr (the Danish currency) - that's about 28000$
The gas costs nearly 1$ pr. litre!
Besides that it's mostly a great country...
I don't think you will get much for your Delphi 3 CD - the standard edition (I think) was on one of those CD's you get with all the computer magazines for about ½ a year ago.
I'm from Denmark, but I bet it's not only in Denmark it is available for free...
Furthermore, Inprise is going to Delphi 5 really soon...
My guess is that they are talking about KDE and GNOME - they probably just don't quite understand the way which KDE and GNOME interacts with X.
Anyway, it's great news - Delphi is imho a really great tool.
You're not alone - I too am looking forward to this release.
Word Perfect office is a great office suite, and getting it on Linux will really help Linux entering the desktop.
Their package manager look great too. It's one of the complaints I have about Linux - in Windows you just type setup.exe and you have a installation-procedure taking care of the rest (asking where you want it to install the program etc.).
I think they said a beta will be available in september, so it's not far away...
I don't get it - why do people allways focus on the negative things? Try focusing on the positive side of things someday - maybe some of you will even like it...
First, you're don't have to buy it..*if* the they put it on sale for $500, then who cares? You could just buy another cheap distro ro download it from the net.
Furthermore $500 is *not* going to be the price for the distribution! I don't know where you have godt that price from, but Corel has earlier talked about the 500$ PC, and that's where I think Corel is heading - a PC with all the software that most people need (office suite, browser, etc.).
Ofcourse Corel is doing it to earn money and "rescue" their great office suite from "dying", but I can't see anything bad or evil in that.
Wouldn't it be great if you someday not so far away could go out and buy a complete PC with everything you need (and the rest you can download from the internet) for less than $500.
Oh, well maybe it's just me that's got it wrong then ;)
>Seriously, Stable is boring. On a mission critical server, that may not be the case, but for me, well I just want to have fun. Then run windows :)
Correct Lego is a Danish company...
:-)
....and just for the people who don't know where that is, I'll just say that it is NOT Sweden
Allthough both coutries is Scandinavian countries.
This is really great! I hope you find a nice suit ;)
;)
Btw. - you gotta use those huge machines you'll get to crunch some keys at distributed.net
May the source be with you!