It's a sad true but the fact is the 99,999% of the kernel not owned by SCO and the rest of gnu/linux is worth $20. They tried to not publicy this to not disappoint linux fans and prevent mass histeria. See what you have done! BTW for some curious casuality Unixware is worth $20 plus some code copied from linux...
As a programmer I hava formed some habits. For example I took some old code I wrote a couple of years and thought that needed a new variable, with some name. Then looking more carefully I found that I had created that exactly named variable in the original code. So if Ritchie keeps his own style, he may write the exact same code to solve similar problems.
But regex is licensed by apache license that allow use and Sun code may be protected by some Sun licenses that don't. What would be interesting is what code they are talking about.
This seems a move from Sun to counter negative press, made for their previous negative to let Jboss pass the test. Note that Sun is giving JBoss a chance before making comparisons with MS: Sun Microsystems has made an important compliance test available to JBoss Group. What I don't understand is that because JBoss is open source, if Sun thinks some code is theirs they just have to point to it.
And you can use it for commercial projects for free, unlike MySql and MSSQL. We too are migrating from MSDE (MSSQL embedded) to firebird. No problems so far.
That's just plain wrong. Enter Java Community Processand check for yourself the list of participants. Like IBM, BEA, Apache, Apple, etc. That is if you like to know what you are talking before posting.
From the home page: "Java Community Process is the way the Java platform evolves. Its an open organization of international Java developers and licensees whose charter is to develop and revise Java technology specifications, reference implementations, and technology compatibility kits. Both Java technology and the JCP were originally created by Sun Microsystems, however, the JCP has evolved from the informal process that Sun used beginning in 1995, to a formalized process overseen by representatives from many organizations across the Java community."
Did you tried the one compiled 3.2? that may explain the difference. supposedly gcc 3.2 generates faster executables than previous versions and Sun's java (I guess) has been compiled with gcc 2.9x.
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That's not true. The new MS mouse allows to click on third party programs, if they are digitally signed by Microsoft.
Well... NO.
That's a common misunderstanding. Al Gore actually invented the Matrix and doing so created everything we know as reality.
It's a sad true but the fact is the 99,999% of the kernel not owned by SCO and the rest of gnu/linux is worth $20. They tried to not publicy this to not disappoint linux fans and prevent mass histeria. See what you have done!
BTW for some curious casuality Unixware is worth $20 plus some code copied from linux...
And if you don't sell your SCO stock before the end of this you would be around 500% worst.
Talk for you!
Yes! I love so much all those modal splash windows, in fact I'm recompiling all my apps to exit inmediately after showing them...
Hey, this is the guy that tried to destroy the electronic evidence of their illegal activities. Call THAT unorthodox.
I couldn't say if this should be moded as funny, insightful or troll.
As a programmer I hava formed some habits. For example I took some old code I wrote a couple of years and thought that needed a new variable, with some name. Then looking more carefully I found that I had created that exactly named variable in the original code.
So if Ritchie keeps his own style, he may write the exact same code to solve similar problems.
if we had lots of these cheap processors before... when they were expensive...
So what you are saying is that php is the visual basic of the web? :-)
Nah, it's MS X 2007, estimated release date august 2009.
So we will have less things to worry, like: What is the API to close dialin RAS calls. Previously it was just undocumented...
Aren't these guidelines oriented to building libraries, more than code style?
I need this in redhat 8.0 for documenting the installer, is there a way to do it?
But regex is licensed by apache license that allow use and Sun code may be protected by some Sun licenses that don't.
What would be interesting is what code they are talking about.
This seems a move from Sun to counter negative press, made for their previous negative to let Jboss pass the test.
Note that Sun is giving JBoss a chance before making comparisons with MS: Sun Microsystems has made an important compliance test available to JBoss Group.
What I don't understand is that because JBoss is open source, if Sun thinks some code is theirs they just have to point to it.
We are using for a POS-like application made in java using jaybird (firebird's pure java driver). We are not using it for a server.
Linux and windows 2000, but we used it more on linux.
And you can use it for commercial projects for free, unlike MySql and MSSQL.
We too are migrating from MSDE (MSSQL embedded) to firebird. No problems so far.
Er... Red Hat 8.0 uses gcc 3.2, what are you talking about?
I'm sure I saw this 65 million years ago. More or less.
That's just plain wrong. Enter Java Community Processand check for yourself the list of participants. Like IBM, BEA, Apache, Apple, etc. That is if you like to know what you are talking before posting.
From the home page: "Java Community Process is the way the Java platform evolves. Its an open organization of international Java developers and licensees whose charter is to develop and revise Java technology specifications, reference implementations, and technology compatibility kits. Both Java technology and the JCP were originally created by Sun Microsystems, however, the JCP has evolved from the informal process that Sun used beginning in 1995, to a formalized process overseen by representatives from many organizations across the Java community."
Did you tried the one compiled 3.2? that may explain the difference. supposedly gcc 3.2 generates faster executables than previous versions and Sun's java (I guess) has been compiled with gcc 2.9x.