I've actually been looking forward to this. Hoping that AOL would someday make a linux client.
Not for me. I have a DSL line myself, but for my family.
My family dosen't know much about computers, but they spend a lot of time on AOL. If I do the administration of their machine, and all they need to do is click the AOL icon, what does it matter what OS they run?
Time to see exactly how far along linux has come. Time to perform the "mother" test.
I believe that the squatting law is for 7 years. If you manage to live there for 7 years with no objections, then you now own that building. Of course I could be wrong.
deCss allows you to rip movies off of DVD's, but the resulting movie file is way too large to be useful to anyone for transportation. And they get sued for making a utility that allows for piracy.
I'd say that DivX's ability to make the movie size small enough for transfer (at least more reasonable than before) makes me curious why MPAA isn't going for them. I mean, RIAA is going after mp3 and all.
Let me guess... Because microsoft is too big? Gah.
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Just installed 4.0.1 from source on my machine with a Voodoo 3 that had been having issues, and it started up fine for me. I don't know if I was having the same problems you were, but I would definitly give it a shot.
I'm in boston. It's now 5am. Which means 2am in California. Not sure if it's 3 or 4 where the slashdot guys are. The story says it was posted at 3:39am. Dosen't seem to me that they're "just waking up". Get over it.
YOu need to install Wine in order to be able to use windows biniaries, it isn't akernel thing. As a sidenote, not all probably will work, even with wine.
I decided to try a 2.4 test kernel last night, but I had no idea which was current. I downloaded and tested 2.4 test2 without even realizing it was brand new.
On the down side to this, it wouldn't compile. However, I have't compiled akernel in a long time, and as Linus said, I'm probably doing something wrong.
The problem with this method is that since every client is a peer, and possibly now a relay, you could end up using someone on a slow connection as the relay.
I'd hate to be the poor sap on a T1 downloading from a T3 using a machine on a 28.8 modem as a relay.
The Darwin kernel that OS X uses has been ported to X86. Apple has never started that they would port OS X itself to x86. It's a possibility, but I doubt it.
I see you threw Wine in there. In theory Wine would run fine on any other platform, but there isn't much purpose for it. Wine allows you to run windows binaries, which are created for x86. Even if you managed to port wine to Sparc for example, what sparc win32 programs would you run?
I wouldn't be surprised if winelib was ported though.
OpenBSD is based off of NetBSD which has been ported to many more systems than FreeBSD ever has. While I've only used OpenBSD on x86 (and then only briefly), I'm assuming it's also available for at least most of the platforms that NetBSD is.
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Style sheets?
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Are you saying that they used CSS on their link to DeCSS?
Talk about hypocracy!
Yeah, but with the toliets, you pay per toilet, not per person who uses it :)
I think he was referring to AMD's stock, not transmetas
I've actually been looking forward to this. Hoping that AOL would someday make a linux client.
Not for me. I have a DSL line myself, but for my family.
My family dosen't know much about computers, but they spend a lot of time on AOL. If I do the administration of their machine, and all they need to do is click the AOL icon, what does it matter what OS they run?
Time to see exactly how far along linux has come. Time to perform the "mother" test.
I believe that the squatting law is for 7 years. If you manage to live there for 7 years with no objections, then you now own that building. Of course I could be wrong.
He could be in a different time zone. Simpsons might not be on for him yet
All WWII movies acknowledge the existance of other countries. I mean, without Germany and Japan, who would we be winning against?
DivX is a microsoft creation, right?
deCss allows you to rip movies off of DVD's, but the resulting movie file is way too large to be useful to anyone for transportation. And they get sued for making a utility that allows for piracy.
I'd say that DivX's ability to make the movie size small enough for transfer (at least more reasonable than before) makes me curious why MPAA isn't going for them. I mean, RIAA is going after mp3 and all.
Let me guess... Because microsoft is too big? Gah.
In most cases it lasts only 2 days.
No... The question is, which version of perl will it run in.
Just installed 4.0.1 from source on my machine with a Voodoo 3 that had been having issues, and it started up fine for me. I don't know if I was having the same problems you were, but I would definitly give it a shot.
The source files are available at ftp://ftp.cs.umn.edu/pub/XFree86.
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Should probably have waited until I finished downloading before submitted this though
Behold.. the power of cheese
I'm in boston. It's now 5am. Which means 2am in California. Not sure if it's 3 or 4 where the slashdot guys are. The story says it was posted at 3:39am. Dosen't seem to me that they're "just waking up". Get over it.
They could change it to 10 seconds of Eminem... I believe the law allows for up to 10 seconds of sampling legally.
YOu need to install Wine in order to be able to use windows biniaries, it isn't akernel thing. As a sidenote, not all probably will work, even with wine.
I decided to try a 2.4 test kernel last night, but I had no idea which was current. I downloaded and tested 2.4 test2 without even realizing it was brand new.
On the down side to this, it wouldn't compile. However, I have't compiled akernel in a long time, and as Linus said, I'm probably doing something wrong.
The problem with this method is that since every client is a peer, and possibly now a relay, you could end up using someone on a slow connection as the relay.
I'd hate to be the poor sap on a T1 downloading from a T3 using a machine on a 28.8 modem as a relay.
The Darwin kernel that OS X uses has been ported to X86. Apple has never started that they would port OS X itself to x86. It's a possibility, but I doubt it.
You could always run VMWare under BOCS..
Isn't it teraflop anyways?
Terraflop would have something to do with Land crashing or something.
I see you threw Wine in there. In theory Wine would run fine on any other platform, but there isn't much purpose for it. Wine allows you to run windows binaries, which are created for x86. Even if you managed to port wine to Sparc for example, what sparc win32 programs would you run?
I wouldn't be surprised if winelib was ported though.
Actualy, he was replying to his own post due to formatting issues.
Last time I played paintball, my friend didn't explode :)
What about the systems it has been ported to?
OpenBSD is based off of NetBSD which has been ported to many more systems than FreeBSD ever has. While I've only used OpenBSD on x86 (and then only briefly), I'm assuming it's also available for at least most of the platforms that NetBSD is.