round $1500. lotta money for playing around. An eMac is (UKP)650 (US$800), yeah you can buy a better cheaper PC, but uou don't need a lot of monney (and it makes a good gift you your g/f;)
(note: I am not a mac user, I could not afford a Mac at home[1], and I work at a mostly-windows shop)
Changing your l&f is not a biz. goal. Hell, even when it is posable most companys will disable it, supporting computers is a pain, supporting computers when they look diffrent for each user is a hell.
Can you really name a biz task you can not do on OS X than you can do on a Unix, I'd wager not. They might be harder (for you) on a OS X, but it will prob. be the opersite for a mac-ite.
[1] I could get a eMac next I guess, but that 700 would be better spent on something that played Halflife 2;-)
This report is not on the install of Linux, but the usability of Linux when installed (well). Most users never install an OS (Linux or Windows), and even if their OS is hosed via a virus, most people would be lost even with the "recovery cd" (i.e. totally automaticed windows install, with only the correct drivers on the CD).
(Rogue is a funky text based game, from yester-year, and how I spent my colage years)
http://www.nethack.org
NetHack is also text based, but does have a 2D and a 3D version (the version 3D is on sf.net somewhere). If you want to give it a go without downloading it, follow the sig. of the person I oginally replyed to.
I read the title, and though of mobile DBs ('ttle computers on these(1), or even better these(2)), with the winner as the server that move the fastest, go the furthest while also (with the joys of wireless) crunch the most recorlds.
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round $1500. lotta money for playing around. ;)
An eMac is (UKP)650 (US$800), yeah you can buy a better cheaper PC, but uou don't need a lot of monney (and it makes a good gift you your g/f
(note: I am not a mac user, I could not afford a Mac at home[1], and I work at a mostly-windows shop)
;-)
Changing your l&f is not a biz. goal. Hell, even when it is posable most companys will disable it, supporting computers is a pain, supporting computers when they look diffrent for each user is a hell.
Can you really name a biz task you can not do on OS X than you can do on a Unix, I'd wager not. They might be harder (for you) on a OS X, but it will prob. be the opersite for a mac-ite.
[1] I could get a eMac next I guess, but that 700 would be better spent on something that played Halflife 2
But it still means Microsoft used a Linux-based firewall, instead of a Microsoft based one (what they had been using before hand).
So still funny, but no as funny as them moving to a Unix/Apache web server.
I really want to start growing hash, just so I can x-bred two plants, and call the new plant "SCO".
Ohhhhh, 9,999 SCO lawyers on the wall, 9,999 SCO lawyers, one splutters crap, and sue the world. 9,998 SCO lawyer on the wall...
Ohhhhh, 9,998 SCO lawyers on the wall, 9,998 SCO lawyers, one splutters crap, and sue the world.
9,997 SCO lawyer on the wall...
Isn't having an entire company full of people smoking crack in violation of the law?
Until now, I have never wanted to work at SCO, but free drugs, on demand, and job descritions of "Bollock Talker", shit I need to work at SCO!
are you sure it is not a plot to get everyone rotfl then SCO layers will sneak into your house, and steal your copy of linux.
This report is not on the install of Linux, but the usability of Linux when installed (well).
Most users never install an OS (Linux or Windows), and even if their OS is hosed via a virus, most people would be lost even with the "recovery cd" (i.e. totally automaticed windows install, with only the correct drivers on the CD).
VNC?
Strange that, I've had a Symbian based device for 3+ years, and its never crashed.
I'd say its the app, not the OS.
Either way, you can still use VNC (but only on phones that support sockets).
Mine might[1], but your phone will have to support sockets, if not you could try ActiveViewer.
[1] VNC only, not SSH.
like this?
for quite some time...
Either way, were a kilt.
And I now really want to get a group of people to do a mass star-wars sword fight in Liverpool Str.
:)
Anyone intrested?
One thing many posters have ignored is the price of a GB SP + a good mobile phone, namly which is going to be ~$100-$200.
But it is just an extention to IE, not a new browser, thats like including Moz with the Tabs extention (on mozdev.org).
But does not include a good text editor, ohh wait, wrong app...
Yeap-ish.
UNIX-a-like for the C64!
http://hld.c64.org/poldi/lunix/lunix.html
Its rogue but bigger ;)
(Rogue is a funky text based game, from yester-year, and how I spent my colage years)
http://www.nethack.org
NetHack is also text based, but does have a 2D and a 3D version (the version 3D is on sf.net somewhere). If you want to give it a go without downloading it, follow the sig. of the person I oginally replyed to.
I think you just proved post 6397875 ;)
Do nethack players go on a ) wielding killing spree?
I guess we shall never know.
I read the title, and though of mobile DBs ('ttle computers on these(1), or even better these(2)), with the winner as the server that move the fastest, go the furthest while also (with the joys of wireless) crunch the most recorlds.
What a letdown.
(1) I want one
(2) Gahhh, and one of these
no.