No flash(no hulu, or flash games or about 90% of streamed media) no Silverlight(by extension no netflix) no Adobe reader(so no overdrive ebooks from the local library) no idevice support.
Should be an unofficial repo somewhere for Flash. I could install Silverlight from Moonlight, but fuck it. I don't even use Netflix. Adobe Reader? Are you kidding me? Ever heard of xpdf and Okular? I am not sure but Amarok/Clementine might have sync capabilities, if you need that. (Clementine works fine with my Android).
...I totally see how it is easier to type yum install [whatever] or apt-get install [whatever]...
Or pacman -S whatever, or emerge whatever, or equo install whatever... or zypper install whatever (unless you are using an older version of Suse where you use rug install whatever), or slapt-get --install whatever.
AND
-- that makes most people balk.
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this is awful editting
That doesn't sound right coming from a person spelling "editing" wrong.
No. I don't mean UEFI. I mean the bootloader. How can it work without the key that all distributions are supposed to have (the one that first Fedora and later Ubuntu, OpenSUSE and Linux Foundation were paying Microsoft/Verisign for)?
If coding can be learned in a day, why do we have people who suck so badly at it?
And if it can be learned in a day, most of the companies are ready to pay 100,000$ per year or more to guys who do it, and involves B16B00B5, I don't know what's stopping the rest of the world from getting rich.
For a continuous distribution, integration of a PDF over a range [A, B] wrt variable 'x' to give P(A (less than or equal to) x (less or equal to) B) is the same as:
P(A (less than) x (less than) B)
P(A (less than or equal to) x (less than) B)
P(A (less than) x (less than or equal to) B)
That is, you can just ignore the = sign wherever you want, because that by itself doesn't have any area.
PS: It just looks messy without the mathematical notation./. doesn't allow me to use (less than) signs because they are interpreted as HTML.;)
Are you telling me you did NOT search for a shutdown button in the initial GNOME release? I mean, who the fuck presses Alt just to see "logoff" change to "shutdown" (It was the default, don't know about the current GNOME release. I hope they fixed it)
It's probably got something to do with the boot processes more than the GUI. Try checking how much time it requires for you to boot into a non-X environment, and see how systemd helps (systemd boots into X in less than two seconds, but that is for Lennart Poettering:P)
It sounds scary, but if you can live with - and appreciate, Haiku's GUI, then you can also use something like Fluxbox. As scary it sounds, my shift to Awesome WM just made me more productive.
Three years ago, I used GNOME because it was so intuitive, my mother could use it. Go back and think about how awesome it used to be.
After building the *drumrolls* for more than a year, GNOME3 was the crap we were presented. There are GNOME extensions made to make GNOME3 look like GNOME2 again (doesn't help, but the fact that they exist tells a lot)
Too bad, Xfce is the closest GNOME2-y thing these days. GNOME2 actually felt relevant.
Footnote: What touch device is running GNOME3 anyway?
Haters gonna hate. My suggestion would be to stop wasting your time over such non-constructive comments, and complete the work you have taken at hand.;)
A fair amount of Microsoft's money is going to wipe out malaria and polio and shitloads of other diseases, on people from nations who will grow up to use pirated software. No wonder the scumbag stakeholders are pissed.
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Why not make a non-profit and transfer the control of all those videos to the non-profit?
I don't read stuff while moving anyway. Liferea (Desktop app).
Brian.
If it's about the engine, anything that works on Chromium should also work on Safari and Konquerer.
Also I have got several of these "works only with Chrome" webapps working just fine on Firefox.
I saw a documentary on this awesome (yet rarely mentioned) site called 'Naughty America' that covered how girls get good grades in detail. Must watch.
No flash(no hulu, or flash games or about 90% of streamed media) no Silverlight(by extension no netflix) no Adobe reader(so no overdrive ebooks from the local library) no idevice support.
Should be an unofficial repo somewhere for Flash. I could install Silverlight from Moonlight, but fuck it. I don't even use Netflix. Adobe Reader? Are you kidding me? Ever heard of xpdf and Okular? I am not sure but Amarok/Clementine might have sync capabilities, if you need that. (Clementine works fine with my Android).
...I totally see how it is easier to type yum install [whatever] or apt-get install [whatever]...
Or pacman -S whatever, or emerge whatever, or equo install whatever... or zypper install whatever (unless you are using an older version of Suse where you use rug install whatever), or slapt-get --install whatever.
AND
-- that makes most people balk.
this is awful editting
That doesn't sound right coming from a person spelling "editing" wrong.
No. I don't mean UEFI. I mean the bootloader. How can it work without the key that all distributions are supposed to have (the one that first Fedora and later Ubuntu, OpenSUSE and Linux Foundation were paying Microsoft/Verisign for)?
Can anyone explain me like I am 5, how this must be working? Or speculate?
I just ignored him at "privacy oriented browser ".
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I am such an immature fuck, all I can remember while reading that is the Roadrunner show. Peep peep!
Anyone knowing a site that gives a list of PCs/laptops without an OS?
If coding can be learned in a day, why do we have people who suck so badly at it?
And if it can be learned in a day, most of the companies are ready to pay 100,000$ per year or more to guys who do it, and involves B16B00B5, I don't know what's stopping the rest of the world from getting rich.
What a Scrumbag!
Google Drive?
The only accident that happened with the self driving car, was when it wasn't being self driven. Just explains your point better.
For a continuous distribution, integration of a PDF over a range [A, B] wrt variable 'x' to give P(A (less than or equal to) x (less or equal to) B) is the same as:
That is, you can just ignore the = sign wherever you want, because that by itself doesn't have any area.
PS: It just looks messy without the mathematical notation. /. doesn't allow me to use (less than) signs because they are interpreted as HTML. ;)
Gnome3 is probably a LOT more intuitive.
Are you telling me you did NOT search for a shutdown button in the initial GNOME release? I mean, who the fuck presses Alt just to see "logoff" change to "shutdown" (It was the default, don't know about the current GNOME release. I hope they fixed it)
Support your statement with facts.
It's probably got something to do with the boot processes more than the GUI. Try checking how much time it requires for you to boot into a non-X environment, and see how systemd helps (systemd boots into X in less than two seconds, but that is for Lennart Poettering :P)
It sounds scary, but if you can live with - and appreciate, Haiku's GUI, then you can also use something like Fluxbox. As scary it sounds, my shift to Awesome WM just made me more productive.
Gnome at least is moving forward.
Three years ago, I used GNOME because it was so intuitive, my mother could use it. Go back and think about how awesome it used to be.
After building the *drumrolls* for more than a year, GNOME3 was the crap we were presented. There are GNOME extensions made to make GNOME3 look like GNOME2 again (doesn't help, but the fact that they exist tells a lot)
Too bad, Xfce is the closest GNOME2-y thing these days. GNOME2 actually felt relevant.
Footnote: What touch device is running GNOME3 anyway?
Haters gonna hate. My suggestion would be to stop wasting your time over such non-constructive comments, and complete the work you have taken at hand. ;)
It's pretty awesome, though.
-1 RMS fanatic.
...rather than buying startups like Microsoft. Time will tell.
I had to read this twice. You probably meant "rather than buying startups, like Microsoft does."
A fair amount of Microsoft's money is going to wipe out malaria and polio and shitloads of other diseases, on people from nations who will grow up to use pirated software. No wonder the scumbag stakeholders are pissed.