From the/. text:
It's an interesting report and better written then
most of the stuff that you'll see like this.
Oh, well. All I can see is a passionated FUD between each other and without good points to
prove their argument (other than mine is bigger^Wbetter tha yours).
If that's waht is called better written and interesting I don't want to read the others.
This reminds me about the Corel Linux vs Mac OS some time ago in slashdot.
Here is the article. (Does it remember you something?)
It would be possible to use a microcontroller to send the play command to the IDE port, i'm just not sure how much of the bus you'd have to implement or how expensive it would end up being.
well, you can do it with a cheap 8051 microcontroller.
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The release notes *still* don't document how to install Mozilla properly on a multi-user system.
./configure --with-default-mozilla-five-home=/usr/lib/mozilla (add all your other options here) ...
No it does not. But when compiling it you just need to do:
BUILD_OFFICIAL=1
this will let mozilla knows where it is installed and will work fine for every user on the system.
From the /. text:
It's an interesting report and better written then
most of the stuff that you'll see like this.
Oh, well. All I can see is a passionated FUD between each other and without good points to prove their argument (other than mine is bigger^Wbetter tha yours).
If that's waht is called better written and interesting I don't want to read the others.
This reminds me about the Corel Linux vs Mac OS some time ago in slashdot. Here is the article. (Does it remember you something?)
How hard can it be to port it to current quake games on Linux (SdlQuake and Quakeforge) ?
btw, I am collecting quake stuff, if you have anything about quake that works on quake let me know and I will pack it.
It would be possible to use a microcontroller to send the play command to the IDE port, i'm just not sure how much of the bus you'd have to implement or how expensive it would end up being.
well, you can do it with a cheap 8051 microcontroller.
Take a look at Using an IDE Hard Drive with a 8051 Board and 82C55 Chip article at Paul's 8051 Code Library.
There is also a High Capacity MP3 player