In the past 6 months I have purchased the following Linux software...
Visual Slickedit V6.0
Borland Kylix Server V1.0
Redhat server edition V7.0
Every Loki game
I will also be buying the following software in the next 30-45 days...
PerlMX
Redhat server edition V7.1
Neverwinter Nights
Tribes 2
So I am not a member of your "majority". If there where any Free software packages as good as the above I would use them.
I have read several articles about both Suns and Intels SMT tech and they all say it onlys adds about 10% to the die size...Email me if you would like links.
Try safari.ora.com. It is an online only (html based) subscription service where you subscribe to X number of books per month for Y dollars. Each month you can chose new book. It's a pretty cool service.
A SDRAM PC133 256MB CL2 DIMM from Crucial.Com is US $94.94
A DDR PC1600 256MB from Crucial.Com is $94.94.
They are the same price! I know Crucial RAM is a little more then generic, but it is great quality RAM with a life time warranty!
Try man hdparm to show how to turn DMA on. Test fist because this could cause disk corruption, but I have never had any troble with it./sbin/hdparm -d 1/dev/hdX where X is the letter of your drive./sbin/hdparm -t 1/dev/hdX is a simple benchmark you can use to test your changes. Also check out Linux.Com for articles on tuning IDE disks under Linux.
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It's not vaporware...You can buy it. But it does have bugs and it does lose recording time...
It's only US $10.00! That is not a lot of money...
IF I can't buy it then it is not a product for sale...
What games? No one is releasing any games for linux anymore. Where is SMAC? Mindrover?
Robot Wars is "cute"? Did you miss the flamethrowers, the pit of fire, and the house robots?
bonehead, I mean bluehead. He is talking about England! You know there is a reason people used to say "The sun never sets on the British empire"...
So SDL 2.0 will be ready before Alpha Centari?
Very simple. Ignore it while reporting on new exciting anime DVD's and Shakespeare TxtMsg Contests...
Last September. I would not call 6 months ago "recent"...
A note to what ever moderator moderated this down. It is not a troll.
Last September. I would not call 6 months ago "recent"...
Why doesn't Microsoft port over SQL Server to Linux?
Why is MSFT support SAP (Secure Audio Path)?
What benefit does this tech provide the consumer?
It's a joke, it's from the "Gates" book "The Road Ahead"
Yes, but will it provide enough power to factor large prime numbers...
Yes it will, however the skins have to be digital signed by microsoft before you can use them...
In the past 6 months I have purchased the following Linux software... Visual Slickedit V6.0 Borland Kylix Server V1.0 Redhat server edition V7.0 Every Loki game I will also be buying the following software in the next 30-45 days... PerlMX Redhat server edition V7.1 Neverwinter Nights Tribes 2 So I am not a member of your "majority". If there where any Free software packages as good as the above I would use them.
It was a joke...If there was anything opensource/free as good as Visual SlickEdit V6 or Borland Kylix I would use it.
I have read several articles about both Suns and Intels SMT tech and they all say it onlys adds about 10% to the die size...Email me if you would like links.
Pay for software??? Are you crazy??? I would write more but I have to get back to using Kylix and Visual Slickedit V6.0... ;->
Here is a like to a collection of X related faqs from comp.windows.x
X FAQ
Try safari.ora.com. It is an online only (html based) subscription service where you subscribe to X number of books per month for Y dollars. Each month you can chose new book. It's a pretty cool service.
A SDRAM PC133 256MB CL2 DIMM from Crucial.Com is US $94.94
A DDR PC1600 256MB from Crucial.Com is $94.94.
They are the same price! I know Crucial RAM is a little more then generic, but it is great quality RAM with a life time warranty!
http://www.slickedit.com/p_vse.htm#features
Try man hdparm to show how to turn DMA on. Test fist because this could cause disk corruption, but I have never had any troble with it. /sbin/hdparm -d 1 /dev/hdX where X is the letter of your drive. /sbin/hdparm -t 1 /dev/hdX is a simple benchmark you can use to test your changes. Also check out Linux.Com for articles on tuning IDE disks under Linux.
But I do have a Viewsonic P815 21 inch monitor at 1600x1200 @ 85 Hz...