Toshiba laptops work very well with both linux and *BSD. Johnathan Buzzard wrote the Toshiba Linux utilities... http://www.buzzard.org.uk/toshiba/index.html
These were ported to NetBSD, so the Toshiba tops work pretty much flawlessly. I am using a 4 year old Toshiba Tecra 500CS and everything(modem[it is not a winmodem...], sound, IR, PCMCIA, display, apm, can suspend in linux, fan turns on/off using fan program...) works in linux and most everything(modem, shitty sound[8bit only], PCMCIA, display, apm, fan program) worked in netbsd. They are a great choice for those looking to purchase laptops...
I have lost **all** faith in the ability of the `house' to address anything. The DMCA proves that. Maybe they could just pretend they were addressing important issues. But then they would get less payoffs from (big business/labor unions).
....the article says that the $25 million ''could keep it alive until further funding is found." Is this implying bribery? If we allocated more to these missions and less to prosecuting DMCA offenders... I would like to see a manned mission to mars become a priority. Something that the U.S. is really driven to do. Like going to the moon was in the 60's.
i have always found netbsd to be much less stable than linux. however, it is a very nice OS, and i'm glad to see 1.5.1 finally released. IMHOP Netbsd is the best of all the BSDs. If you want an alternative to linux/windows, or want to run BSD unix on your wristwatch, netbsd is for you.
kudos netbsd developers...
I have had similar experiences with compuserve 2000...they use proprietary protocols, so you cannot connect in linux. These so called `ISP's are just con-artists.
fortran is used almost exclusively in the scientific community. it has many powerful mathematical features that c/c++ does not, such as dynamic arrays.
cnet has an article about the same subject. according to them, Red Hat's Michael Tiemann is going to be in a debate w/Craig Mundie...
http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-200-6218716.html? tag=st.lx.1491268.today.1003-200-6218716
vegetable oil at the grocery store is still more expensive than gasoline. this is an interesting novelty, but not necessarily a solution. how about a fission powered car ; )
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Toshiba laptops work very well with both linux and *BSD. Johnathan Buzzard wrote the Toshiba Linux utilities... http://www.buzzard.org.uk/toshiba/index.html These were ported to NetBSD, so the Toshiba tops work pretty much flawlessly. I am using a 4 year old Toshiba Tecra 500CS and everything(modem[it is not a winmodem...], sound, IR, PCMCIA, display, apm, can suspend in linux, fan turns on/off using fan program...) works in linux and most everything(modem, shitty sound[8bit only], PCMCIA, display, apm, fan program) worked in netbsd. They are a great choice for those looking to purchase laptops...
I have lost **all** faith in the ability of the `house' to address anything. The DMCA proves that. Maybe they could just pretend they were addressing important issues. But then they would get less payoffs from (big business/labor unions).
....the article says that the $25 million ''could keep it alive until further funding is found." Is this implying bribery? If we allocated more to these missions and less to prosecuting DMCA offenders... I would like to see a manned mission to mars become a priority. Something that the U.S. is really driven to do. Like going to the moon was in the 60's.
any state government which uses MS software should also drop the case.
i have always found netbsd to be much less stable than linux. however, it is a very nice OS, and i'm glad to see 1.5.1 finally released. IMHOP Netbsd is the best of all the BSDs. If you want an alternative to linux/windows, or want to run BSD unix on your wristwatch, netbsd is for you. kudos netbsd developers...
why not just call it KIllistrator. half of these butchr gremmar speling l33t trolls (yeyy! frist post!!) wont know the difference...
I have had similar experiences with compuserve 2000...they use proprietary protocols, so you cannot connect in linux. These so called `ISP's are just con-artists.
fortran is used almost exclusively in the scientific community. it has many powerful mathematical features that c/c++ does not, such as dynamic arrays.
> excuse me? isn't the quake engine under the GPL?
cnet has an article about the same subject. according to them, Red Hat's Michael Tiemann is going to be in a debate w/Craig Mundie... http://news.cnet.com/news/0-1003-200-6218716.html? tag=st.lx.1491268.today.1003-200-6218716
Cancer spreads. Pretty soon M$ will be lying in a coffin.
vegetable oil at the grocery store is still more expensive than gasoline. this is an interesting novelty, but not necessarily a solution. how about a fission powered car ; )