So what are you saying ? A student in a dorm can't log on to their computer at home ? What if they are from another country ? Or would you just restrict NFS drives and 'cp', ban encryption ? You see, this is the start of a slippery slope.
So suppose a student had a large CD collection that was at their parents' house. And instead of bringing it with them to uni, they decided to download the music they wanted via Kazaa from the computer at their parents' house.
Is it right to ban a student from using the network for that ? What if they were doing it via ftp ? Should they still be banned ?
Because like it or not Exchange and SQL2000 are far more advanced than anything Linux has to offer.
More advanced than Oracle ?
And now that their are interfaces, people are going to try and put out applications in *nix with Mono. Only forcing companies in the long run to buy Microsoft Servers and might as well buy Desktops too, because.Net will be.Net where ever you go.
Personally, I never plan to develop with mono. Gtk+ works well enough for me. And I don't know of any other Linux developers who plan on using mono either.
Besides, if RH are pulling out of the desktop market, that just leaves more room for the other distro's.
I tried Opera for the first time a couple of weeks ago. Tried to type in a URL, saw there was no location bar, couldn't figure out how to switch one on, and gave up.
Maybe it was just misconfigured somehow, but a browser isn't much use if you can't browse anything with it !
Hmmm...that brings back bad memories. Before version 3 of KDE, it would randomly crash on lock up on every machine I tried it on. Since 3.0 that has not happened to me once.
One is grabbing of external windows on the desktop (e.g. an xmms plugin) and recording the frames, which is what I mean on the website.
The other is importing video from a camera. For this you need an external program (I use dvgrab to actually download the video and convert it to avi format which LiVES can load). Then you can just load the clips in and edit them. You can pass parameters to dvgrab to tell it what device to use, by default it is the first firewire device (which is what I use since my laptop has a firewire socket). Then it is just a case of connecting a firewire lead between camera and laptop. Dvgrab and the other libdv2-apps will also be on the D:B CD.
I am working with Jaromil on the dyne:bolic CD. The latest bootable CD also contains the LiVES video editing system. With this CD it will be possible to grab frames from a camera, edit and splice the clips, VJ with them, then encode them to any format and burn them on to CD ROM.
Actually I do. I think France and Germany are much more willing to stand up to the US than before. Of course, it could be a bargaining chip just to get more of the goodies in Iraq.
France, Germany, I think Belgium and a couple of other countries already have plans to form a joint army. The UK.gov seems to be in favour also, provided they work closely with NATO.
Or just maybe the CEO of SBC has 3,000 illegal MP3s on his hard drive?
Probably not, but a bet anything you like that many of the execs. there have kids with hundreds of mp3's they've downloaded. They are probably worried in case one of their own names appears on a subpoena (or maybe this has already happened, that would explain a lot).
I was just about to start a ghost removal service.
Well, this should make it even easier, do your exorcism mumbo-jumbo, and secretly just set up some very low fequency speakers in anti-phase to ambient sound. Hide them in the wall cavities and no-one will be the wiser. Hmmm...I wonder how much you could charge for that ?
Crowd: The Star Wars kid! Show us the Star Wars kid! Mother: Now you listen here! He's not the Star Wars kid, he's a very naughty boy! Now go away! Crowd: Who are you? Mother: I'm his mother, that's who! Crowd Behold his mother! Behold his mother! Hail to thee, mother of Ghyslain! Blessed are thou, Hosanna! All praise to thee, now and always! Mother: Well... Now don't think you can get around me like that! He's not coming out, and that's my final word! Now shove off!
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So what are you saying ? A student in a dorm can't log on to their computer at home ? What if they are from another country ? Or would you just restrict NFS drives and 'cp', ban encryption ? You see, this is the start of a slippery slope.
Is it right to ban a student from using the network for that ? What if they were doing it via ftp ? Should they still be banned ?
I would use PDF, but I've yet to find a good PDF editor for Linux. What do you recommend ?
More advanced than Oracle ?
And now that their are interfaces, people are going to try and put out applications in *nix with Mono. Only forcing companies in the long run to buy Microsoft Servers and might as well buy Desktops too, because .Net will be .Net where ever you go.
Personally, I never plan to develop with mono. Gtk+ works well enough for me. And I don't know of any other Linux developers who plan on using mono either.
Besides, if RH are pulling out of the desktop market, that just leaves more room for the other distro's.
Maybe it was just misconfigured somehow, but a browser isn't much use if you can't browse anything with it !
Hmmm...that brings back bad memories. Before version 3 of KDE, it would randomly crash on lock up on every machine I tried it on. Since 3.0 that has not happened to me once.
One is grabbing of external windows on the desktop (e.g. an xmms plugin) and recording the frames, which is what I mean on the website.
The other is importing video from a camera. For this you need an external program (I use dvgrab to actually download the video and convert it to avi format which LiVES can load). Then you can just load the clips in and edit them. You can pass parameters to dvgrab to tell it what device to use, by default it is the first firewire device (which is what I use since my laptop has a firewire socket). Then
it is just a case of connecting a firewire lead between camera and laptop. Dvgrab and the other libdv2-apps will also be on the D:B CD.
I am working with Jaromil on the dyne:bolic CD. The latest bootable CD also contains the LiVES video editing system. With this CD it will be possible to grab frames from a camera, edit and splice the clips, VJ with them, then encode them to any format and burn them on to CD ROM.
Exactly the reason my project is 100% mono free ! I use only perl and gtk+. Accept no substitutes !
Actually I do. I think France and Germany are much more willing to stand up to the US than before. Of course, it could be a bargaining chip just to get more of the goodies in Iraq.
Just goes to prove: the US *is* the new Soviet Russia.
That article is over 2 years old. A lot has changed in international relations since then.
France, Germany, I think Belgium and a couple of other countries already have plans to form a joint army. The UK .gov seems to be in favour also, provided they work closely with NATO.
All these worlds are yours except Europa. Attempt no landings there.
Hoezo ? Dat was heel duidelijk voor mij.
Wouldn't it get a bit crowded when everyon wants to look at the screen at the same time ?
(Especially if they are reading this right now.)
Probably not, but a bet anything you like that many of the execs. there have kids with hundreds of mp3's they've downloaded. They are probably worried in case one of their own names appears on a subpoena (or maybe this has already happened, that would explain a lot).
...your machine scans nmap.
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Well, this should make it even easier, do your exorcism mumbo-jumbo, and secretly just set up some very low fequency speakers in anti-phase to ambient sound. Hide them in the wall cavities and no-one will be the wiser. Hmmm...I wonder how much you could charge for that ?
Crowd: The Star Wars kid! Show us the Star Wars kid!
Mother: Now you listen here! He's not the Star Wars kid, he's a very naughty boy! Now go away!
Crowd: Who are you?
Mother: I'm his mother, that's who!
Crowd Behold his mother! Behold his mother! Hail to thee, mother of Ghyslain! Blessed are thou, Hosanna! All praise to thee, now and always!
Mother: Well... Now don't think you can get around me like that! He's not coming out, and that's my final word! Now shove off!