I will stay on chrome, as the sync of firefox is slow *pathetic* and buggy. Sorry Mozilla, I m not living anymore on 90s and use the firefox on one system, or share my bookmarks/password by importing/exporting to a fuckin floppy, its 2017 and your sync is slow like I am connected to dialup, get a life
I doubt they will rebuild the current OS/2 kernel, - yes eCS still used that 'ancient' kernel 4something from warp 4.5x, so nothing new there , its just a zombie OS
The best way to boot and INSTALL linux on chromebooks -mainly some older models - is to install the coreboot/seabios, wipe their shite OS and install something more functional.
Seems the people at eBay are completely losers, thanx to slashdot I just had a chat with the support at the UK eBay,
they confirmed that I should change my password for my own safety, but NO fucking reply why there is no announcement on the local (ie. UK) site.
They just only know well to milk their customers (Paypal) too with their fees.
While you can "easily" remove your account from Google/Facebook etc, its impossible to remove your account from Forums, I am registered at the past on forums that I don't
use anymore, there is no effing way to delete your account, I bet this is intentionally, as *if* you could remove your account (and *if* possible your posts) there would be a mess on the forums. Also another big shit on the internet, is the mail lists that their archives are visible, so even you are off from one list, your posts and email are still there...
Suits me too!
I recently tried fedora 17... I spend almost one afternoon to understand why the heck the xsane on the F17 could not recognize the scanner part
of my multifunction laser/scanner (samsung scx-3200) , (on OpenSUSE and Kubuntu, it was a 5min task to edit a file into the/etc/sane.d/ )
then I finally re-complied the 3.4 kernel and 'played' with the/proc/bus/usb access properties. then EVERYTIME I booted the darn system I got errors from this abomination called SELinux, which finally deactivated it, then I installed the beta OpenSUSE 12.2 , runs without any problem now..(even ITS a beta)
the $25 price for the RPI is mainly a marketing trick, as it was the (probably) the (initial) production cost.#
The UK sale is around 29 GBP ---> 44 USD , ok Element14 said that the price included the postage (2nd class Royal mail, cost for
this package is around 1.10£) so the remaining 27.9 £ --> around 42.8 USD definitely MORE than the 'advertised' 25 USD
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I will stay on chrome, as the sync of firefox is slow *pathetic* and buggy. Sorry Mozilla, I m not living anymore on 90s and use the firefox on one system, or share my bookmarks/password by importing/exporting to a fuckin floppy, its 2017 and your sync is slow like I am connected to dialup, get a life
amen bro, 100% agree with you I used to be eCS subscriber for ... years!
I doubt they will rebuild the current OS/2 kernel, - yes eCS still used that 'ancient' kernel 4something from warp 4.5x, so nothing new there , its just a zombie OS
The best way to boot and INSTALL linux on chromebooks -mainly some older models - is to install the coreboot/seabios, wipe their shite OS and install something more functional.
Seems the people at eBay are completely losers, thanx to slashdot I just had a chat with the support at the UK eBay, they confirmed that I should change my password for my own safety, but NO fucking reply why there is no announcement on the local (ie. UK) site. They just only know well to milk their customers (Paypal) too with their fees.
No virus no malware no adware! running GEOS on a c64
While you can "easily" remove your account from Google/Facebook etc, its impossible to remove your account from Forums, I am registered at the past on forums that I don't use anymore, there is no effing way to delete your account, I bet this is intentionally, as *if* you could remove your account (and *if* possible your posts) there would be a mess on the forums. Also another big shit on the internet, is the mail lists that their archives are visible, so even you are off from one list, your posts and email are still there...
I have LESS problems with USB (incl kbd/mse) on Raspberry Pi using RISCOS than Linux... (also the RPi is overclocked to 800Mhz while on RISCOS)
EVERYTHING that is OFFLINE : Commodore/Amiga/BBC/ZX ...
+ external powered hub , unless someone can store anything on a single SD and he/she is happy with a system that has ONLY TWO USB...
Suits me too! I recently tried fedora 17... I spend almost one afternoon to understand why the heck the xsane on the F17 could not recognize the scanner part of my multifunction laser/scanner (samsung scx-3200) , (on OpenSUSE and Kubuntu, it was a 5min task to edit a file into the /etc/sane.d/ )
then I finally re-complied the 3.4 kernel and 'played' with the /proc/bus/usb access properties. then EVERYTIME I booted the darn system I got errors from this abomination called SELinux, which finally deactivated it, then I installed the beta OpenSUSE 12.2 , runs without any problem now..(even ITS a beta)
I am curious if they are going to support Raspberry Pi too!
wait and see in few decades when 'collectors' will demand LOW serial number RPIs (like what is going now with ZX's and C64's)
the $25 price for the RPI is mainly a marketing trick, as it was the (probably) the (initial) production cost.# The UK sale is around 29 GBP ---> 44 USD , ok Element14 said that the price included the postage (2nd class Royal mail, cost for this package is around 1.10£) so the remaining 27.9 £ --> around 42.8 USD definitely MORE than the 'advertised' 25 USD