No, it doesn't. Darwin alone isn't much more than a BSD variant, and I'd be pretty surprised if Apple isn't using the copyrighted ROMs on every Mac's motherboard as some sort of dongle for the higher-level Mac OS X functionality.
I may be wrong, but Macs stopped shipping with those OS ROMs a long time ago... so I think you're totally off base.
The link doesn't seem to be working, but I think this is the right site. FLASK is what started all of the SELinux stuff, and was a joint project between NSA, some private company and a university in Utah. Any general search on FLASK will turn up a bunch of stuff...
For the Goatse overloaded: http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/fluke/html/flask.html
Females who post to online communities are usually rather strange creatures, desperate for some sort of attention. This is why the e2 females cluster around the sex topics.
Those aren't females, they're 47-year-old men named Brian. How naive are you?
what you SHOULD worry about is whether the Wachowski boys were a one hit wonder with the original or will they come through. sequels generally suck....
If it's a national security issue then the machines shouldn't be on the internet.
You're forgetting something - it doesn't have to
contain a remote exploit to be dangerous. What
if somebody inserted a simple michaelangelo style
virus into the code? Every government employee
walks into his office on July 4th to find that
his hard drives are crashed beyond recovery.
My wife discovered that there really is a Santa Claus. She and a friend were out late one night,
when they tried to use a payphone - they'd used
it the day before and were surprised that it
wanted 35 cents. So they found another, and it
had also been changed overnight. They realized
that ALL of the pay phones had been
changed overnight.
I don't really understand what you mean. I'm using Litestep, and have been for 6 or so months. It's much less resource intensive than
explorer, and has a great deal more functionality.
Right now I have: vwm, integrated amp controls,
right click popups from the desktop, draggable
task bars - basically what a unix user would
want/expect.
The dev builds of litestep can be hairy at times,
but most of the recent ones have been rock solid
stable for me. I'd encourage anyone stuck with
Windows to check out some of the Litestep themes:
Turtle Soup II, Nijikon Fetchi, 21, or boxed. There are also
clones of Blueheart, BlueSteel, and other themes you might be familiar with...
As for printing and file managing, I don't know
what the poster was talking about - those features
are still fine for me...
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Cause you haven't gotten down off your high horse and written a better interface for them?
No, it doesn't. Darwin alone isn't much more than a BSD variant, and I'd be pretty surprised if Apple isn't using the copyrighted ROMs on every Mac's motherboard as some sort of dongle for the higher-level Mac OS X functionality.
I may be wrong, but Macs stopped shipping with those OS ROMs a long time ago... so I think you're totally off base.
Eddie played the dragon in Mulan.
For the Goatse overloaded: http://www.cs.utah.edu/flux/fluke/html/flask.html
Females who post to online communities are usually rather strange creatures, desperate for some sort of attention. This is why the e2 females cluster around the sex topics.
Those aren't females, they're 47-year-old men named Brian. How naive are you?
Sheesh, think before you post such a dumb question.
Ummmm... Bound, anyone?
You're forgetting something - it doesn't have to contain a remote exploit to be dangerous. What if somebody inserted a simple michaelangelo style virus into the code? Every government employee walks into his office on July 4th to find that his hard drives are crashed beyond recovery.
They knew in a minute, it must be Saint Nick!
Jemal
Right now I have: vwm, integrated amp controls, right click popups from the desktop, draggable task bars - basically what a unix user would want/expect.
The dev builds of litestep can be hairy at times, but most of the recent ones have been rock solid stable for me. I'd encourage anyone stuck with Windows to check out some of the Litestep themes: Turtle Soup II, Nijikon Fetchi, 21, or boxed. There are also clones of Blueheart, BlueSteel, and other themes you might be familiar with...
As for printing and file managing, I don't know what the poster was talking about - those features are still fine for me...
It already has them...
Go to your preferences and turn off the topic "Toys" and you won't have to see this anymore. Oh wait, you're an AC so you can't.
Membership has its privileges. =-)
Nothin, you idiot, Dr. Feynman's dead. He's locked in my basement.
Sorry - feel free to moderate me down, but it had to be said.