there were homebuilt desktops before intel started "making" motherboards, they will still be around after... intel isnt the only one making mobo's for intel chips
Define 386 support, cause the kernel wont work on a 386 chip, hell its hard to find one that supports a pentium, think 2.4 or somewhere around there was the death of that
funny, I still have Ubuntu 9 on my old beater laptop and the repos work fine, hell I have Debian potato on a Pentium that still reads the repos 13 years later
why is it your family is using Ubuntu, cant figure out basic operation, and then call you, when you don't use Ubuntu?
Thats like calling the Ford dealer for your volkswagon
it might be, but half the time it seems the auto complete script chokes and leaves me with a blank page, making the point of it moot, other times as I am typing I see exactly what I am looking for, then the page changes.
I lived fine with clicking a button, and I still have to click a button so whats the point?
why not, mint 11 would though all sorts of errors on boot, the seconds boot a whole new set of errors, keep rebooting and it would eventually unfuck itself, and thats why I quit using mint
yea linux has been doing this bullshit for a couple years now, and continuing to make the whole system worse... pretty sad that ubuntu 8 is the current high water mark
30 grand is a small mistake in serious engineering, not a news story, they are saving money to have a reasonable and somewhat proven concept handed to them
Gnome 2 was a good companion that was dragged to the street and shot in the head without a emotion by its devs, since there has been a handful of forks and workalikes. I cant find anything on these except opinion and dont have time to sit down and fiddle fart installing DE's to find out what the differences, quirks, and compatibilities are.
There is just not enough signal in the noise on the gnome 2 wannabe's IMO
Thats not it at all, its a combination of poor everything that honestly can be accomplished with a composite video signal and a monitor, but knock yourself out, just hope grandpa or whatever mistakes a frozen image for live and backs over the dog
"Or the RaspberryPi in my truck hooked up to a bumper-cam and 1TB hard drive is something my safety conscious family doesn't care about."
yikes, a safety system cobbled together by a hobbyist running on a platform that was designed by people who seemed to learn a EDA during the pi's development all running open source software?
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Can I wash it?
there were homebuilt desktops before intel started "making" motherboards, they will still be around after ... intel isnt the only one making mobo's for intel chips
Since were telling ghost stories and all, just wondering
Define 386 support, cause the kernel wont work on a 386 chip, hell its hard to find one that supports a pentium, think 2.4 or somewhere around there was the death of that
funny, I still have Ubuntu 9 on my old beater laptop and the repos work fine, hell I have Debian potato on a Pentium that still reads the repos 13 years later
why is it your family is using Ubuntu, cant figure out basic operation, and then call you, when you don't use Ubuntu?
Thats like calling the Ford dealer for your volkswagon
oh I know exactly what to type for a purple unicorn rimjob without anal tearing
it might be, but half the time it seems the auto complete script chokes and leaves me with a blank page, making the point of it moot, other times as I am typing I see exactly what I am looking for, then the page changes.
I lived fine with clicking a button, and I still have to click a button so whats the point?
bloated unwanted feature
why not, mint 11 would though all sorts of errors on boot, the seconds boot a whole new set of errors, keep rebooting and it would eventually unfuck itself, and thats why I quit using mint
yea linux has been doing this bullshit for a couple years now, and continuing to make the whole system worse ... pretty sad that ubuntu 8 is the current high water mark
maha! you dont want better drivers, you want source code so you can fork it 100 different ways and make it even more confusing
typically, but not always
nope
ah beat me to it
"Adam West was listed in the Sun Valley, ID white pages as Batman for many years :)"
heh yea I could see him doing that
I make burgers out of 100% beef and they are not steak
30 grand is a small mistake in serious engineering, not a news story, they are saving money to have a reasonable and somewhat proven concept handed to them
as a customer I would not give a fart about someone that is in it to just sell out and crap on my interest
as much as I hate to say it there was no such model before apple
its one of the few things they actually did do themselves (unlike drop down menus, icons or rounded rectangles)
Move it more inland
just sayin, as it stands they are about the same distance from the cost that gets hit the most
Indiana on the other hand ... but I dont know about connectivity
Gnome 2 was a good companion that was dragged to the street and shot in the head without a emotion by its devs, since there has been a handful of forks and workalikes. I cant find anything on these except opinion and dont have time to sit down and fiddle fart installing DE's to find out what the differences, quirks, and compatibilities are.
There is just not enough signal in the noise on the gnome 2 wannabe's IMO
yea cause we all know trains fly
really? no shit, you dont say
here is one for you, you can also do it with a couple caps, transistors and a few resistors
http://wild-bohemian.com/electronics/images/t-flash2.gif
Thats not it at all, its a combination of poor everything that honestly can be accomplished with a composite video signal and a monitor, but knock yourself out, just hope grandpa or whatever mistakes a frozen image for live and backs over the dog
we can get our PI's, sugru, a 3d printer and some led's and make dragons with blinky eyes
"Or the RaspberryPi in my truck hooked up to a bumper-cam and 1TB hard drive is something my safety conscious family doesn't care about."
yikes, a safety system cobbled together by a hobbyist running on a platform that was designed by people who seemed to learn a EDA during the pi's development all running open source software?
sign me up
well its 3x as much as the stripped down pi, not quite as big of a difference for the 512 meg pi