Apart from some core functions and drivers everything under windows sits on top of something else, wine just makes most of the librays sit on top of the linux core.
The bare bones system call level of linux and windows are quite simila, threading, process supprot and IPC's a little differnt, files and sockets are both posix.
Wow, what a stereo type, so ' serious researchers', don't listen to music of watch films and so have no interest in file sharing.
Most researchers I've known do like music and films, in-fact there probably not going to be able to make it out and would probably download stuff instead.
Like from where I'm sitting most of the law makers are a tad further to the right than me, and probably most people on/..
Now, being to the 'right' generally means you believe in ownership and laws should be designed to protect YOU from the horrors of the world (well those that we havn't made extinct).
and being on the 'left' means that you believe in giving and that laws are designed to help eveyone get along.
The problem is, being a bit of a lefty means that you'll just, well, put up with the stupid people on the right(I expect they think your stupid too), so they get away with it.
Now, unless you go a little to the right, pop down the local gun shop and start taking out the MPAA there ain't noone comming to your rescue, there all, well, putting up with it.
The man on the left said lets talk, so I hit him. never was one for talking to strangers.
Well, by you definition any slum is third world and and crack house is first world. I think you'll find as many slums and crack houses in china as the USA. The difference is that the crack houses in china are on the cost and full of old people and the ones in the USA are inner city and full of white shirts.
"They have developed a Linux-based software platform for third-generation (3G) mobile phones. The platform is an achievement of their joint development efforts since their alliance was formed in August 2001. The two companies have been collaborating in developing software platform and application software for 3G mobile phone handsets.", And I thought it was linux et all
Ok, First world, that's us (well you maybe). Second World, that's the commies. Third world, that's everyone else.
Some third world countries do very well, (I think india's in there?) And some 'firts world' countries arn't doing to good, e.g. The USA with it's horrible patent system.
You have to dig back 80 years before you can find one thing you think was good. Lets face it, you probably helped start the cold war, and the whole nuclear arms race. Hitler wasn't that bad either, I wish he'd finished killing off all the religious right, then maybe we wouldn't have so many problems in the middle east (or george bush for that matter).
Well, we already off load most of our CO2 production to third world countries and china, the decline in manufacturing and farming (yes farting cows) is significantly helping to reduce our CO2 levels.
The outsourcing of work to other countries is also keeping our inflation low, cheep imports=low inflation, we hardly produce any food in this country.
So don't be greedy, let a heavily polluting country like China or a country with next to no resources like Japan have the pride in have a fusion research faculty.
Why arn't you happy with OO, file a bug and put you $30 tax on it. (well $30 + $200 for MSOffice would still be 'value' since others can get it for free)
I suggest you file a counter compalint about the damage hard pavement has done to you knees. If the pavement was of original quality (dirt, grass and pebbles) then you wouldn't have had the problems.
Same goes for if you fall over and land on the concerete that someone put in the way of the nice soft dirt underneath.
New application support:
Support for iTunes and iTMS. Limited iPod support; drivers for ripping
are not supported. SyncPod + more burners than you can imagine + online music stores like besonic
Support for Adobe FrameMaker 7.1
Support for QuickTime 6.5.2
Reviewed plugin support: removed some, updated others Mplayer,xine,plugger, kmplayer etc....
Application bug fixes:
Office:
Fixed a bug that was causing IE to crash when a 'favorite' was added
Fixed a bug that prevented Office 2000 and Project from being installed
together
Some bugfixes for Outlook 2000
Fixed a bug that prevented WMP from playing local media files
OpenOffice,KOffice at a push etc..
Quicken:
Cleaned up Quicken installation process
Fixed several Quicken bugs
Reviewed and improved Quicken 2004 support kmymoney &co
Others:
Fixed Dreamweaver uninstallation
Fixed several DreamWeaver bugs
Fixed installation problems with Scientific Word
CrossOver changes and improvements:
Installation:
Fixed several CrossOver installation and uninstallation issues
Improved CrossOver upgrade support
Fixed a bug that caused the menu database to be erased when
additional office components (such as the Equation Editor)
were added
Improved menu support for (among others) Suse 9.2 and Fedora Core 3 knoppix, many a live cd or Fedora Core, Gentoo etc..
Officesetup:
Added the 'Control Panel' tab to OfficeSetup
Improved officesetup startup time
Several improvements to OfficeSetup user interface; fixed keyboard
navigation
Fixed uninstallation of unsupported software
Solved a bug that sometimes corrupted downloadable installers emerge openoffice-bin
So it looks like you get dreamweaver and Framemaker support for your$, and if you don't need those, send you $ to one of the projects you do use and would like to see improved.
Well there's linux, free, open etc... and there's ITunes, closed, drm, expensive ($1 for a track that has 1/10 the value of a cd track), and possibly illeagal. How in xyz years time when the copyright on the DRM track I've perchased runs out can I put the work into the public domain?
IDE's. e.g. JBuilder will refactor for you, jbuilder will check the syntax while you type, jbuilder support code completion, JBulder lets you step through and modify your code in runtime.
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Peace man, how can they steal if everything is in the public domain. Maybe they just 'took you up in the offer'.
I'm upset that they didn't put them in the recycle bin or pass them on though.
Apart from some core functions and drivers everything under windows sits on top of something else, wine just makes most of the librays sit on top of the linux core.
The bare bones system call level of linux and windows are quite simila, threading, process supprot and IPC's a little differnt, files and sockets are both posix.
I'm thinking my step-mum, PHD in biology 3T3 cell research(a type of cell in the stomach) amongst other people.
I think he meant gesture selection and handwriting recognition, which my mouse isn't up to, but my graphics tablet is.
Well, in 2-3 years time you'll probably be able to get a 1ghz phone with 512mb ram and 10gb solid state storage.
Then you'll be complaining that your tv doesn't have usb or bluetooth or wifi to transfer recordings onto your phone.
Wow, what a stereo type, so ' serious researchers', don't listen to music of watch films and so have no interest in file sharing.
Most researchers I've known do like music and films, in-fact there probably not going to be able to make it out and would probably download stuff instead.
Sorry to put it more politely,
Your wrong, and not only are you wrong your holding stereo types that most people would rather not keep.
Like from where I'm sitting most of the law makers are a tad further to the right than me, and probably most people on /..
Now,
being to the 'right' generally means you believe in ownership and laws should be designed to protect YOU from the horrors of the world (well those that we havn't made extinct).
and being on the 'left' means that you believe in giving and that laws are designed to help eveyone get along.
The problem is, being a bit of a lefty means that you'll just, well, put up with the stupid people on the right(I expect they think your stupid too), so they get away with it.
Now, unless you go a little to the right, pop down the local gun shop and start taking out the MPAA there ain't noone comming to your rescue, there all, well, putting up with it.
The man on the left said lets talk, so I hit him. never was one for talking to strangers.
Well, by you definition any slum is third world and and crack house is first world.
I think you'll find as many slums and crack houses in china as the USA. The difference is that the crack houses in china are on the cost and full of old people and the ones in the USA are inner city and full of white shirts.
"They have developed a Linux-based software platform for third-generation (3G) mobile phones. The platform is an achievement of their joint development efforts since their alliance was formed in August 2001. The two companies have been collaborating in developing software platform and application software for 3G mobile phone handsets.", And I thought it was linux et all
Ok,
First world, that's us (well you maybe).
Second World, that's the commies.
Third world, that's everyone else.
Some third world countries do very well, (I think india's in there?)
And some 'firts world' countries arn't doing to good, e.g. The USA with it's horrible patent system.
You have to dig back 80 years before you can find one thing you think was good.
Lets face it, you probably helped start the cold war, and the whole nuclear arms race. Hitler wasn't that bad either, I wish he'd finished killing off all the religious right, then maybe we wouldn't have so many problems in the middle east (or george bush for that matter).
Japan, no oil, full of nuclear reactors. French has lots of nukes too, and I don't think people in the UK would mind too much either.
We do however object to Americans and Religious people being the two groups who have given us the most grief 'ever' I expect.
Well, we already off load most of our CO2 production to third world countries and china, the decline in manufacturing and farming (yes farting cows) is significantly helping to reduce our CO2 levels.
The outsourcing of work to other countries is also keeping our inflation low, cheep imports=low inflation, we hardly produce any food in this country.
So don't be greedy, let a heavily polluting country like China or a country with next to no resources like Japan have the pride in have a fusion research faculty.
'the iTunes music store does. iTunes is just a music player.'
Except in this case (Crosover office) it isn't really a player/burner sice the functionality doesn't work.
Why arn't you happy with OO, file a bug and put you $30 tax on it. (well $30 + $200 for MSOffice would still be 'value' since others can get it for free)
I suggest you file a counter compalint about the damage hard pavement has done to you knees. If the pavement was of original quality (dirt, grass and pebbles) then you wouldn't have had the problems.
Same goes for if you fall over and land on the concerete that someone put in the way of the nice soft dirt underneath.
So, they can't write modular code either...jesus no wonder the hardware is locked down and the monitors boleted on with apples offering.
CrossOver Office Professional 4.0 - 2004/11/15
New application support:
Support for iTunes and iTMS. Limited iPod support; drivers for ripping
are not supported.
SyncPod + more burners than you can imagine + online music stores like besonic
Support for Adobe FrameMaker 7.1
Support for QuickTime 6.5.2
Reviewed plugin support: removed some, updated others
Mplayer,xine,plugger, kmplayer etc....
Application bug fixes:
Office:
Fixed a bug that was causing IE to crash when a 'favorite' was added
Fixed a bug that prevented Office 2000 and Project from being installed
together
Some bugfixes for Outlook 2000
Fixed a bug that prevented WMP from playing local media files
OpenOffice,KOffice at a push etc..
Quicken:
Cleaned up Quicken installation process
Fixed several Quicken bugs
Reviewed and improved Quicken 2004 support
kmymoney &co
Others:
Fixed Dreamweaver uninstallation
Fixed several DreamWeaver bugs
Fixed installation problems with Scientific Word
CrossOver changes and improvements:
Installation:
Fixed several CrossOver installation and uninstallation issues
Improved CrossOver upgrade support
Fixed a bug that caused the menu database to be erased when
additional office components (such as the Equation Editor)
were added
Improved menu support for (among others) Suse 9.2 and Fedora Core 3
knoppix, many a live cd or Fedora Core, Gentoo etc..
Officesetup:
Added the 'Control Panel' tab to OfficeSetup
Improved officesetup startup time
Several improvements to OfficeSetup user interface; fixed keyboard
navigation
Fixed uninstallation of unsupported software
Solved a bug that sometimes corrupted downloadable installers
emerge openoffice-bin
So it looks like you get dreamweaver and Framemaker support for your$, and if you don't need those, send you $ to one of the projects you do use and would like to see improved.
what like, making ITunes run on linux, ish, with a bit of a tweek here and there, if you don't want to burn cd's.
Well there's linux, free, open etc...
and there's ITunes, closed, drm,
expensive ($1 for a track that has 1/10 the value of a cd track), and possibly illeagal.
How in xyz years time when the copyright on the DRM track I've perchased runs out can I put the work into the public domain?
Why the hell can't they use xml and write xsd's.
Then your problems would be over, or at least a small xslt.
IDE's.
e.g. JBuilder will refactor for you, jbuilder will check the syntax while you type, jbuilder support code completion, JBulder lets you step through and modify your code in runtime.
Do the people have to use vi to write there code?
Would that be the same as
for each i in x; do i=i+10;done;
lung.... cancer.