Whereas I hate blatent advertising on these boards, I have to agree with Micro guy there.
I've used it on a couple of my projects and it did actually save me time. We're currently implementing a whole new Swing frontend for our system, and the gridbag editor thing works a treat. Theres also a boxlayout editor, and it's the only thing that's made me even think about attempting to use Box.
Management love it because we run visaj on *nix and Winblowz, and they don't have to buy a cray to run it.
Shouldn't there have been a beta release, and this problem would've shown up there?
Anyway, from a programmer's point of view, was the work done by an intern? Is there much difference between a leaked file descriptor and some leaked memory?
Is it just I that remembers RedHat as a small company distributing Linux. Before they went public, before they partnered with a number of large companies, before they were worth many millions of dollars...
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Whereas I hate blatent advertising on these boards, I have to agree with Micro guy there.
I've used it on a couple of my projects and it did actually save me time. We're currently implementing a whole new Swing frontend for our system, and the gridbag editor thing works a treat. Theres also a boxlayout editor, and it's the only thing that's made me even think about attempting to use Box.
Management love it because we run visaj on *nix and Winblowz, and they don't have to buy a cray to run it.
Ah my 2cents worth.
Uh-huh - but I thought the point of unix/linux was that if a rogue application did go haywire - it wouldn't take the rest of the system down with it?
Shouldn't there have been a beta release, and this problem would've shown up there?
Anyway, from a programmer's point of view, was the work done by an intern? Is there much difference between a leaked file descriptor and some leaked memory?
They're doing it - because they can.
Can BT or AT&T monitor your phone call and find out that you're ordering something? No.
Can BT or AT&T scan your packets, see which host you're talking to, and maybe even detect if you've "1-Click"'d at Amazon? Yes.
It's disgusting. If only there was a competitor....
Is it just I that remembers RedHat as a small company distributing Linux. Before they went public, before they partnered with a number of large companies, before they were worth many millions of dollars...
...they are unable to continue supporting Sparc?