Except a desktop environment that wasn't just FVWM + a few clunky Tk-based tools, anti-aliasing, 3D support, a graphical installer, <insert random development since 1998 here>.
Hell, 5.0 thought it was cool they had Netscape 4. I still have my boxed set with the "Includes Netscape 4.x" in my bedroom:-)
Don't get me wrong, 5.0 was cool. But 9.0 is VERY visibly different.
Yup, nobody would notice if you went from OS9 to OSX either.:-P
Good god! I'm sure it wasn't in 10.2.1 (which came with my iBook). Yay! (Not that I was too upset, but cut-paste is kinda useful:)/me does the dance of joy
What I've seen of XP's firewall is laughable. I've never seen more than on/off (maybe it's hidden in Computer Management?). OSX lets you add common or arbitrary ports and set allow/disallow. (eg. for allowing incoming gnutella connections).
Instant sleep & wakeup? You must be lucky! All of my friend's who have laptops (running XP) go oooh-aeerrrr when i point out how quick my iBook resumes. (Not to mention the groovy button on the battery;-)
Network locations rock. I have three ("Automatic", one for work, one for a mate's work). Set proxy settings, dial-up settings, wireless settings, etc. for the 'location', and change between them in a click or two. Makes it a breeze to move between networks. (Also, my iBook is damn fast picking up DHCP, most Windows boxes I've seen only look ~ every 15 minutes, don't know if that's a "laptop" thing or what).
I didn't know about Win-D, I'll have to check it out. (Though I miss Win-M and Win-Shift-M). And I'm yet to see anything remotely like iPhoto in XP...
I've been using OSX for less than a month (I think). It rocks. (I use Win 95/98/2k at work, 98/XP/Linux at home, XP at friends' houses, and now OSX on my laptop. My preference for 'fav OS' now runs OSX/Linux/XP/98/95;-)
Apache being 'outdated' doesn't really matter - it comes included and works out of the box (just click 'Web Sharing' in the 'Sharing' system prefs box) AND you can still get your 'free downloads' to get a newer version if you really care.
In Galeon, once there is a full "row" of tabs (where you can see the *whole* title of each page) small left/right arrows appear at the rightmost side of the tabs. eg: [ slashdot ][ apple ][ more tabs]
There isn't any reason this (or multi-row tabs?) couldn't be implemented in other browsers. I *love* tabbed browsing, personally:)
1) Obvious?? I "invented" it by the time I was twelve! Except of course, I'd allowed for multiple angles to be hidden by having the cameras/emitters at different angles.
(If only I'd had enough money to actually implement my plans...:-)
it would make more sense to pipe it to 'wc -l', then to tail -([wc -l]-[length of agreement]). or something. that may need multiple lookups then,tho i dunno how to do subtraction under sh tho;...
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RH5.0 didn't, which was the original point (IIRC). 5.1 came with GNOME 0.13, 5.2 came with 0.20 and/or 0.30.
;-)
:-)
IIRC - but 5.0 had _no_ GNOME whatsoever, definately. Gtk, maybe...
I can still remember using GNOME on 5.1 - I couldn't get KDE to work properly, and I'm still using GNOME mostly because of that
Yeah, RH5.0 -> 9.0 had very few visible changes.
:-)
:-P
Except a desktop environment that wasn't just FVWM + a few clunky Tk-based tools, anti-aliasing, 3D support, a graphical installer, <insert random development since 1998 here>.
Hell, 5.0 thought it was cool they had Netscape 4. I still have my boxed set with the "Includes Netscape 4.x" in my bedroom
Don't get me wrong, 5.0 was cool. But 9.0 is VERY visibly different.
Yup, nobody would notice if you went from OS9 to OSX either.
Good god! I'm sure it wasn't in 10.2.1 (which came with my iBook). Yay! (Not that I was too upset, but cut-paste is kinda useful :) /me does the dance of joy
What I've seen of XP's firewall is laughable. I've never seen more than on/off (maybe it's hidden in Computer Management?). OSX lets you add common or arbitrary ports and set allow/disallow. (eg. for allowing incoming gnutella connections).
;-)
;-)
Instant sleep & wakeup? You must be lucky! All of my friend's who have laptops (running XP) go oooh-aeerrrr when i point out how quick my iBook resumes. (Not to mention the groovy button on the battery
Network locations rock. I have three ("Automatic", one for work, one for a mate's work). Set proxy settings, dial-up settings, wireless settings, etc. for the 'location', and change between them in a click or two. Makes it a breeze to move between networks. (Also, my iBook is damn fast picking up DHCP, most Windows boxes I've seen only look ~ every 15 minutes, don't know if that's a "laptop" thing or what).
I didn't know about Win-D, I'll have to check it out. (Though I miss Win-M and Win-Shift-M). And I'm yet to see anything remotely like iPhoto in XP...
I've been using OSX for less than a month (I think). It rocks. (I use Win 95/98/2k at work, 98/XP/Linux at home, XP at friends' houses, and now OSX on my laptop. My preference for 'fav OS' now runs OSX/Linux/XP/98/95
Apache being 'outdated' doesn't really matter - it comes included and works out of the box (just click 'Web Sharing' in the 'Sharing' system prefs box) AND you can still get your 'free downloads' to get a newer version if you really care.
In Galeon, once there is a full "row" of tabs (where you can see the *whole* title of each page) small left/right arrows appear at the rightmost side of the tabs. eg:
:)
[ slashdot ][ apple ][ more tabs]
There isn't any reason this (or multi-row tabs?) couldn't be implemented in other browsers. I *love* tabbed browsing, personally
1) Obvious?? I "invented" it by the time I was twelve! Except of course, I'd allowed for multiple angles to be hidden by having the cameras/emitters at different angles.
:-)
(If only I'd had enough money to actually implement my plans...
There was a fixed-point vorbis decoder aaages ago (May 2002) that does work on post beta4 files. (I used it today on some 1.0 files :)
From the sounds of the email (to handhelds.org ipaq-list) it's mostly just a "port" of the floating-point version.
IIRC there's a copy in the GPE CVS (gpe.handhelds.org).
I can't vouch for it's "real" quality but I use it with about 3hrs of -1 quality files (on my iPAQ) and it sounds just fine through the headphones.
I seem to recall running one of them under wine some time ago; might be worth a shot :)
If they followed "proper" security conventions, things like the Halloween documents etc. etc. would never have been found outside MS.
:-D
>alias whois=`whois $* | tail -7`
it would make more sense to pipe it to 'wc -l', then to tail -([wc -l]-[length of agreement]).
or something. that may need multiple lookups then,tho
i dunno how to do subtraction under sh tho;...