I'm sure I could figure it out. But the documentation is so confusing and nonintuitive, with so many cross references, that I'd rather not go to the trouble. That's the problem.
I will check out the Knoppix thing, that might be what I need. But then I will need to go build a MythTV capable PC. Why doesn't someone (hello ThinkGeek!) sell one in a nice A/V form-factor with MythTV pre-installed and pre-tested? I for one would gladly pay $50-$100 extra to avoid the hassle of building it all by hand.
ATrpms - by Distribution > common > mythtv-suite Meta-package dragging in all of MythTV and add-ons.
This package is only useful in conjunction with apt-get, yum, or any other automatic dependency resolver.
It merely contains dependencies to all other required myth components, which in turn drag in further dependencies.
If you have an atrpms enabled apt-get or yum, all you have to do is apt-get update && apt-get install mythtv-suite
or yum install mythtv-suite
Have a look at the multimedia rpms to browse through the actual packages. Instructions for installing/configuring apt-get and/or yum are at the front page.
NOTE: drivers are not installed with mythtv-suite. If any rpms for a driver exists, you can still use apt-get or yum to install them.
NOTE: While rpms make installing mythtv and dependencies very easy, configuring mythtv/xmltv etc. is still needed. Please read carefully the documentation at the official mythtv web site. There are also walkthrough guides like Jarod C. Wilson's guide and Tyler Butler's installation guide also for the PVR-250.
And this is on the precompiled binaries page! How the heck will any non-Linux-geek figure this out?
Someone really needs to compile a MythTV LiveCD (or whatever) that you can just install and run on a PC with suitable video hardware. Having to figure out all this Linux mumbo-jumbo, or worse, compile it yourself, is a recipe for saying "screw it" and going back to TiVo, restrictions or no.
This is correct. I remember occasionally buying and selling airline tickets in my college days (1990 or so). When the airlines convinced the FAA to require ID to be shown, they claimed it was about security, but everyone knew that it about yield management.
Not necessarily. Supply a long list of (possibly) relevant skills, and then narrow down requirements when you meet with the candidate under NDA. If you're trying to keep plans top-secret, this is a good way to do it - it's not as if Apple had any shortage of candidates to hire, or they hired solely based on the response to an online ad.
For decades, science fiction writers and futurists alike have been predicting the day that laser technology would finally come to fruition. Who would have thought that it would be Logitech to at last bring laser technology to market, and that it would be a lowly mouse that would make it possible?
With this breakthrough, Logitech truly enters the forefront of American innovation. We should all look to Logitech for inspiration.
But this is really wrong. How do we know? Pemex (the Mexican oil company) sold a gasoline called Nova for decades. If Pemex could use the name, so also Chevy.
CD burning is built into OS X and WinXP. EZCD / Toast is an old solution for an old problem that has since been solved by the OS vendors themselves. It's no surprise they're dumping it. What surprises me is that anyone pays for it now at all.
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Post your address, and I'm sure a lock-picking group will find you. Or your stuff, anyway.
So, did you make that up, or do you have a link to back up the Cunard canard?
I will check out the Knoppix thing, that might be what I need. But then I will need to go build a MythTV capable PC. Why doesn't someone (hello ThinkGeek!) sell one in a nice A/V form-factor with MythTV pre-installed and pre-tested? I for one would gladly pay $50-$100 extra to avoid the hassle of building it all by hand.
mythtv-suite
And this is on the precompiled binaries page! How the heck will any non-Linux-geek figure this out?
Someone really needs to compile a MythTV LiveCD (or whatever) that you can just install and run on a PC with suitable video hardware. Having to figure out all this Linux mumbo-jumbo, or worse, compile it yourself, is a recipe for saying "screw it" and going back to TiVo, restrictions or no.
but does it run Jesux?
Of course the write-in ballots would have been particularly entertaining.
This is correct. I remember occasionally buying and selling airline tickets in my college days (1990 or so). When the airlines convinced the FAA to require ID to be shown, they claimed it was about security, but everyone knew that it about yield management.
With duct tape.
You won't be able to get in or out, but that's the price you pay for security.
But I agree with you. Ring tones are the spawn of Satan. I always keep my phone on vibrate only - it's polite and non-annoying.
Not necessarily. Supply a long list of (possibly) relevant skills, and then narrow down requirements when you meet with the candidate under NDA. If you're trying to keep plans top-secret, this is a good way to do it - it's not as if Apple had any shortage of candidates to hire, or they hired solely based on the response to an online ad.
I wouldn't put too much stock in a job ad. If I were Apple I would add as much miscellany to the ad posting as possible to distract the competition.
With this breakthrough, Logitech truly enters the forefront of American innovation. We should all look to Logitech for inspiration.
New here, eh?
I guarantee someone is already working on this.
But this is really wrong. How do we know? Pemex (the Mexican oil company) sold a gasoline called Nova for decades. If Pemex could use the name, so also Chevy.
do the Editors expect IT Managers to use this worm to spy on their employees or something?
"Server Upgrades Don't Matter"
They really like 70s and 80s cars, don't they?
Apple fans are nutty.
Mud and police roadblocks?
lowercase makes one handed typing easier
Not sure, but the virus running in the background definitely is!
Yet another reason to BUY A FUCKING MAC. Jay-zus.
Why find him guilty? Just throw him in his own jail pending trial.
CD burning is built into OS X and WinXP. EZCD / Toast is an old solution for an old problem that has since been solved by the OS vendors themselves. It's no surprise they're dumping it. What surprises me is that anyone pays for it now at all.