The article author writes: By "regular contributor," I mean someone who files good bug reports and typically doesn't file UNCONFIRMED bugs.
This is more of a question. How do you file a "CONFIRMED" bug? If I personally file a bug, I've always thought that someone else steps up and tests the bug. If he/she can reproduce the bug he changes it to "NEW".
"We think it is appropriate to call CounterStrike Source "CounterStrike with a boob job." It looks better -- but its the same thing."
I really disagree. Both feels very different indeed - and they both takes a while before they feels and look more natural.
But if you're right, maybe Counter Strike will break apart someday.:)
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One thing is when Slashdot covered the SCO stuff, when it was hot, about five times per day. But SP2? C'mon! Microsoft just loves beeing in the spotlight.
Until CodeWeavers comes up with a nice patch for wine to make SP2 work, please stop the presses!
I wonder how they estimate the cost of development when you find this in the code?
00231// This code "stolen" from Sven Reifegerste (zorci@gmx.de). 00232// Found at http://rcswww.urz.tu-dresden.de/~sr21/crctester.c 00233// from link at http://rcswww.urz.tu-dresden.de/~sr21/crc.html
Isn't Sven more expensive than a student? And how can they release it under the LGPL with "stolen" code?:P
Actually I think Real is atleast trying to do something for the community. Why they do it, I'm not really sure. But I'm pretty sure it's not 100% evil intension to try to gather around the OSS flock and storm Microsoft.
You question is almost like asking "Why install mplayer w/o any w32 codecs when there is xine (or whatever player you'd like) that does the same?".
I'm pretty sure that Real would've gotten alot more attention from the community if they've been doing this a few years earlier. Back then, when there were just a few players that never worked, people would've probably tried to help out.
Hm, anyone actually know what the big difference between using ATI's closed source drivers or the open sourced DRI-ones? (except not poluting your karma;>) DRI (debs)
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The article author writes:
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By "regular contributor," I mean someone who files good bug reports and typically doesn't file UNCONFIRMED bugs.
This is more of a question. How do you file a "CONFIRMED" bug? If I personally file a bug, I've always thought that someone else steps up and tests the bug. If he/she can reproduce the bug he changes it to "NEW".
Have I done it wrong all the time?
"We think it is appropriate to call CounterStrike Source "CounterStrike with a boob job." It looks better -- but its the same thing."
:)
I really disagree. Both feels very different indeed - and they both takes a while before they feels and look more natural.
But if you're right, maybe Counter Strike will break apart someday.
One thing is when Slashdot covered the SCO stuff, when it was hot, about five times per day. But SP2? C'mon! Microsoft just loves beeing in the spotlight.
Until CodeWeavers comes up with a nice patch for wine to make SP2 work, please stop the presses!
I wonder how they estimate the cost of development when you find this in the code?
// This code "stolen" from Sven Reifegerste (zorci@gmx.de). // Found at http://rcswww.urz.tu-dresden.de/~sr21/crctester.c // from link at http://rcswww.urz.tu-dresden.de/~sr21/crc.html
:P
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Isn't Sven more expensive than a student? And how can they release it under the LGPL with "stolen" code?
Whatever you do, don't leave the computer. Oh, nice reason to sit more at the computer. :)
Maybe I'm just tired, but to find PEAR::HTML_Table you should try this link instead. ;)
Actually I think Real is atleast trying to do something for the community. Why they do it, I'm not really sure. But I'm pretty sure it's not 100% evil intension to try to gather around the OSS flock and storm Microsoft.
You question is almost like asking "Why install mplayer w/o any w32 codecs when there is xine (or whatever player you'd like) that does the same?".
I'm pretty sure that Real would've gotten alot more attention from the community if they've been doing this a few years earlier. Back then, when there were just a few players that never worked, people would've probably tried to help out.
This package is worth checking out if you use Debian
;>)
and want to use ATI's own drivers:
ATI Linux drivers packaged for Debian
Hm, anyone actually know what the big difference
between using ATI's closed source drivers or the
open sourced DRI-ones? (except not poluting your
karma
DRI (debs)
And this dialog has the Netscape logo.
Lindows will be releasing it under the Mozilla license. And, they've contracted a ex-Netscape employee (Daniel Glazman) to be the lead developer.
Read here for more and past information:
Lindows.com Announces Mozilla-Based Nvu...
Lindows.com Contracts Daniel Glazman to Develop...
Daniel Glazman Starting Company to Develop Composer
And MS used to have enough problems with viruses throu Outlook. I guess this is the future of virus developers for Microsoft. :)