err..microsit has already done it. cat your win95 drive and grep for "Regents of California". you'll find that microshit has a lot of bsd code in there, altho not the BSD stack. M$ doesnt need to credit the authors if releasing a binary only.
nopes. sorry. correct installations of *every* mac os upto 8.1 (last one i tried) have btree problems that slowly corrupt the filesystem, bad disk labels, freezes etc etc. its not a 24 x 7 system and will never be (unless you consider mac os x which looks pretty good on paper)..ive had macs since 92 and they *all* crash consistantly..less than windoze but much more than any unix system.
if it has 4 legs, barks and wags its tail its not a horse dammit. call a dog a dog. call a linux a unix. theyre one and the same whichever tree theyre derived from. BTW, linux has SysV and BSD architecture in it, complies with POSIX and runs all known unix commands. its a *UNIX*. now get that thru your thick head.
are basically packages for holding data. they can never be illegal. to use an analogy from real life - drugs are mostly illegal, but no one is going to ban needles just because theyre used for injecting drugs.
would be nice if they documented nonworking calls to. i have at least 4 calls that were nonworking but produced no errors. searching geocrawler and the gtk mailing lists uncovered posts on them which confirmed they were broken. reference could be tidied up and tutorials need to be cleaned out. More help on the list would be nice too..i realise the GTK is under a lot of pressure to get the code out and stable..more developers needed i guess.
it basically depends on the programmer. As a mainly C coder i'd love to see something like GTK with more motifish extensions/widgets and a more Java-like thread handling which would work with C or Java. Small, light, fast would be nice too.
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*shrug* you could stick to 2.0.x if you like it. besides, mostly recompiling software with a cuax substitution to ttySx would do it...or a link. backward compatibility is nice but not when it gets in the way.
mainly since GTK apps work on KDE anyway with the libraries installed and you can code with the GTK in C (which is probably still the preferred language of coders).
i use afterstep too (wharf rulez!)..you forgot one thing tho.. coding is fundamentally *fun*.. i usually code when im bored anyway and so do many others....nothings going to change that and there is always going to be a bunch of geeks coding/modifying and releasing open source GPLised linux distros...as long as theyre around i dont give a $hit about any commercial greedy twits in suits..
correction. i didnt code because i wanted money. i certainly dont care if bob young is worth 10 billion. OSS did *not* just get raped. we code for ourselves to make life easier. we *dont* code for any other purpose. thats what OSS is about. if you want to make money off the code -- fine, but i did it for *me*.
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err..microsit has already done it. cat your win95 drive and grep for "Regents of California". you'll find that microshit has a lot of bsd code in there, altho not the BSD stack. M$ doesnt need to credit the authors if releasing a binary only.
no. one word for you. rdist.
the right tool is an SGI.
nopes. sorry. correct installations of *every* mac os upto 8.1 (last one i tried) have btree problems that slowly corrupt the filesystem, bad disk labels, freezes etc etc. its not a 24 x 7 system and will never be (unless you consider mac os x which looks pretty good on paper)..ive had macs since 92 and they *all* crash consistantly..less than windoze but much more than any unix system.
system shock sucks. crappy interface. go around hunting semi-human creatures armed with wrenches in a lab like atmosphere. bullshit.
if it has 4 legs, barks and wags its tail its not a horse dammit. call a dog a dog. call a linux a unix. theyre one and the same whichever tree theyre derived from. BTW, linux has SysV and BSD architecture in it, complies with POSIX and runs all known unix commands. its a *UNIX*. now get that thru your thick head.
are basically packages for holding data. they can never be illegal. to use an analogy from real life - drugs are mostly illegal, but no one is going to ban needles just because theyre used for injecting drugs.
are you on crack ? GCC for the palmpilot is *the* way to do palmpilot development..gcc is free, the palmos emulator is free, the roms were free.
would be nice if they documented nonworking calls to. i have at least 4 calls that were nonworking but produced no errors. searching geocrawler and the gtk mailing lists uncovered posts on them which confirmed they were broken. reference could be tidied up and tutorials need to be cleaned out. More help on the list would be nice too..i realise the GTK is under a lot of pressure to get the code out and stable..more developers needed i guess.
you should have used LessTIF
it basically depends on the programmer. As a mainly C coder i'd love to see something like GTK with more motifish extensions/widgets and a more Java-like thread handling which would work with C or Java. Small, light, fast would be nice too.
*shrug* you could stick to 2.0.x if you like it. besides, mostly recompiling software with a cuax substitution to ttySx would do it...or a link. backward compatibility is nice but not when it gets in the way.
tcfs/cfs seem to help nfs..of course they slow things down some.
err..my computer *does* have 6 gigs of memory. its also got 192 processors (origin 2000).
another good reason to use free OSS software. why pirate when you can code ?
much kewler and theyre SSTO as well..check out the roton rocket website.
may not. all you need is the mesa GL library and a really fast cpu.
is supposed to have some. sgi is beginning to port some stuff.
cakewalk is an mid composer/synth right ? there are a few mid/mod editors for linux..i believe freetracker is one. try freshmeat.
mainly since GTK apps work on KDE anyway with the libraries installed and you can code with the GTK in C (which is probably still the preferred language of coders).
i use afterstep too (wharf rulez!)..you forgot one thing tho.. coding is fundamentally *fun*.. i usually code when im bored anyway and so do many others.. ..nothings going to change that and there is always going to be a bunch of geeks coding/modifying and releasing open source GPLised linux distros...as long as theyre around i dont give a $hit about any commercial greedy twits in suits..
correction. i didnt code because i wanted money. i certainly dont care if bob young is worth 10 billion. OSS did *not* just get raped. we code for ourselves to make life easier. we *dont* code for any other purpose. thats what OSS is about. if you want to make money off the code -- fine, but i did it for *me*.
wouldve like to see a quick and dirty hack of a 3D desktop...oh well..cant have everything.
yep. apache seems to have ASP support via a module...not too sure about this tho. i also believe there is an ASP2PHP conversion util out there ?
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