Give ME a break. Y2k has been a HOT topic in the computer world since at LEAST 96, and in the past year and a half it has gotten major press. We're talking about WIndows **95** here. They've have enough time. MS will be MS, which means, late, lame, and lazy.
Re:Hmm..I see cookie support, maybe Javascript too
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Did you look in the extras directroy? Theres a RPM called javascript there, though I am running RedHat 6 and so I can't check it out just yet. Perhaps that is the JavaScript support for kfm you seek. But then perhaps not.
I read the document linked about RedHat 6.0, but that seems to be for people upgrading TO RedHat 6.0 on top of their old KDE. I want to do the opposite, upgrade to the new KDE over the one supplied with RedHat. Does anyone have any information on how to upgrade to KDE 1.1.1 over RedHat 6.0? Also, does anyone know why RedHat decided to use their packaging scheme for KDE instead of the one KDE (and consequently, all the application authors) use? It is so annoying to install new apps, etc, only for them not to work because RedHat's KDE is installed into different directories.
RTFM; RedHat has a several editions of RedHat 6.0 for sale.
$39.95, "Core" edition for hackers and slashdotters that is just 2 CDs and the installation guide.
$79.95, "Official" edition for everybody else with the extra CD, the floppy (whee!), and the Getting Started guide.
$99.95, "Extra" edition, has several extra CDs
IMO RedHat is just offering some more choices. It seems logical to me, charge more for getting more. But they are still keeping the $40 option, which is fine for me.
Yeah, thats the only thing holding me up from using it at this point. I'm in the US or I would help them port it over ASAP. Let's hope they get something up quick.
No, there is a concept called fair usage. IANAL, but it basically defines certian activities that you can do without infringing on copy rights. One of those is short excerpts, and theres some other stuff covered for other academic purposes I think. So no, book reports are no violation (so as you don't copy the whole book in the report:)
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Godo to hear that the "real RCA" doesn't exist anymore, that way they can't drive more people to suicide by stealing their patents.
Give ME a break. Y2k has been a HOT topic in the computer world since at LEAST 96, and in the past year and a half it has gotten major press. We're talking about WIndows **95** here. They've have enough time. MS will be MS, which means, late, lame, and lazy.
Did you look in the extras directroy? Theres a RPM called javascript there, though I am running RedHat 6 and so I can't check it out just yet. Perhaps that is the JavaScript support for kfm you seek. But then perhaps not.
I read the document linked about RedHat 6.0, but that seems to be for people upgrading TO RedHat 6.0 on top of their old KDE. I want to do the opposite, upgrade to the new KDE over the one supplied with RedHat.
Does anyone have any information on how to upgrade to KDE 1.1.1 over RedHat 6.0?
Also, does anyone know why RedHat decided to use their packaging scheme for KDE instead of the one KDE (and consequently, all the application authors) use? It is so annoying to install new apps, etc, only for them not to work because RedHat's KDE is installed into different directories.
- $39.95, "Core" edition for hackers and slashdotters that is just 2 CDs and the installation guide.
- $79.95, "Official" edition for everybody else with the extra CD, the floppy (whee!), and the Getting Started guide.
- $99.95, "Extra" edition, has several extra CDs
IMO RedHat is just offering some more choices. It seems logical to me, charge more for getting more. But they are still keeping the $40 option, which is fine for me.Yeah, thats the only thing holding me up from using it at this point. I'm in the US or I would help them port it over ASAP. Let's hope they get something up quick.
No, there is a concept called fair usage. IANAL, but it basically defines certian activities that you can do without infringing on copy rights. One of those is short excerpts, and theres some other stuff covered for other academic purposes I think. So no, book reports are no violation (so as you don't copy the whole book in the report :)
Finally, a company is ready to make an MP3 player worth buying. Rio was cool but 32mb? Come on. Now if only they would add USB for downloading...