I think the VX1000 would be a lot better if you could use the touch screen and the keyboard at the same time. Why would anyone want to write text messages with a touchscreen when you have a keyboard.
It is free software, it is just gpl-incompatible. The CATOSL is similar to the Apple Public Source License version 2, which is free software acording to the FSF.
I guess that some parts of the faq are a bit outdated
Question 111: What operating systems/CPUs do you support Mono currently runs on Linux, Windows, Solaris, FreeBSD, HP-UX and MacOS X. There is a JIT engine available for x86 processors that can generate code and optimizations tailored for a particular CPU.
Interpreters exist for the SPARC v8, SPARC v9, Itanium, HP-PA, PowerPC and StrongARM CPUs.
the difference is that apple doesn't have the same marketshare as microsoft has. Apple would be in problems too if the they controlled 90% of the desktop market.
Maybe because Microsoft is a twice convicted abuser of their monopoly position and frequently use either legally questionable or outright illegal methods to harm their competitors? Sun looks like a saint next to Microsoft.
You need to have a monopoly position before you can absuse abuse it. And I see no reason to give Sun a monopoly to see how they handle it.
Slashdot Mirror
Slashdot is now like my Xbox 360?
Since when does slashdot overheat?
How are you saving money when you are the only one using money and the rest uses blackboard?
how
because they do business in the EU and they have subsidiaries in the EU.
Talking cars aren't real either.
The answer Microsoft gave was about the limits for sending email, not for receiving email.
I think the VX1000 would be a lot better if you could use the touch screen and the keyboard at the same time. Why would anyone want to write text messages with a touchscreen when you have a keyboard.
Public according to wikipedia.
the article that you linked to talks about the cargo version.
How can something be performed in the UK and recorded elsewhere?
The first thing fernadez says is "While I'm not a lawyer" . That is why he isn't commenting on the legal details
wikipedia seems to disagree with you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_America/
We already pay salestax over the subscription fee.
It is free software, it is just gpl-incompatible.
The CATOSL is similar to the Apple Public Source License version 2, which is free software acording to the FSF.
I think that they are talking about developers who use Amazon's webservice.
TreeCC is is the C# compiler of the dotgnu project, not the mono project
I guess that some parts of the faq are a bit outdated
Question 111: What operating systems/CPUs do you support
Mono currently runs on Linux, Windows, Solaris, FreeBSD, HP-UX and MacOS X.
There is a JIT engine available for x86 processors that can generate code and optimizations tailored for a particular CPU.
Interpreters exist for the SPARC v8, SPARC v9, Itanium, HP-PA, PowerPC and StrongARM CPUs.
apperently not
the difference is that apple doesn't have the same marketshare as microsoft has. Apple would be in problems too if the they controlled 90% of the desktop market.
duke nukem forever. That will give you a reason for at least the next decade.
RTFA's.
It supports ogg according to the review from december.
Maybe because Microsoft is a twice convicted abuser of their monopoly position and frequently use either legally questionable or outright illegal methods to harm their competitors? Sun looks like a saint next to Microsoft.
You need to have a monopoly position before you can absuse abuse it. And I see no reason to give Sun a monopoly to see how they handle it.
notice the sudden increase of crap in 2.4.2 . that must be when they add the stolen unix code.
Microsoft's VM was created without an opensource java. c# was created without java at all.
there are many in incompatible closed-source c++ compiler. gcc solved that problem by becoming the defacto c/c++ compiler on linux.
Windows does have many problems with library incompatibility issues. never heard of dll hell?
I still don't see the problem with opensourcing java.
Could you back that up with an real example?
I haven't seen that happen with perl or python. So, I doubt it will happen with java.