Well, they beat FC6 into shape for RHEL5 so that argument is bunk.
What feature are you looking for that's not available in RHEL5? I don't see significant changes having occurred since the release of RHEL5 to warrant a new release of RHEL6 right now. I believe it's a wise move to wait for KVM to fully bake and then make that the major feature of RHEL6.
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They were written. Here's the definition of better in case it wasn't clear to you before now.
bet-ter -adjective, compar. of good with best as superl. 1. of superior quality or excellence: a better coat; a better speech. 3. of superior suitability, advisability, desirability, acceptableness, etc.; preferable: a better time for action. 8. to a greater degree; more completely or thoroughly: He knows the way better than we do. I probably know him better than anyone else. 10. to increase the good qualities of; make better; improve: to better the lot of the suburban commuter. 11. to improve upon; surpass; exceed: We have bettered last year's production record.
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Why, do you actually have problems created by it being enabled by default? I don't.
Mark patted himself on the back for the last release nailing the release date. From all accounts I've read it was a horrible release and took weeks to shape up into something that people could trust. Reading the comments in this post so far it seems that they've done the same with this release.
You make it sound as if they're snooping the data coming down your line. That's entirely different from refusing to store such on their servers. They're not preventing you from going to other news servers as far as I know.
There's a difference between what's right and what's easy. People need to be aware of the implications of software patents and this is one way of driving that message home.
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Not likely, CentOS is the perfect counter-example that RHEL is following the GPL fine and the license is working as intended without loopholes. RedHat hasn't been overly noisy, but some acts they've done clearly demonstrate they aren't keen on the existence of CentOS, but accept they can't do anything about it. Such as?
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The last three at least are by design. Fedora does not ship packages which are restricted by patents or aren't entirely open source. Sorry.
Besides being a troll, It's also my understanding that many of the apps car pc users enjoy aren't available in Linux nor are similar replacements. Specificly in the area of map applications that tie into GPS.
I find it interesting that it is "leaked" the same day as Ubuntu "Breezy Badger" 5.10. Is MS trying to subvert its toughest FOSS competitor?
This actually happened 4 days ago. Slashdot is just typically a week behind reporting anything other than news favorable to Linux and the opensource community.
Yes, the rest of the world slipstreams service pack 2, installs without a network connection, enables XP firewall before hopping on the Internet, then downloads whatever other patches are available.
Everyone pleae stop reading reviews done by this guy. They're uninformative, biased, and it's blatently obvious he's unwilling to actually learn FreeBSD beyond installing it two or three times each new release and writing a review catering to the already pre-established opinions of Linux users.
he's really a detriment to freebsd. i used to be a big freebsd fan, but because of the stupid bullshit he pulls every year, i'm moving everything away from freebsd (to openbsd). especially after his stunt at bsdcan
Yes, because Theo is much easier to get along with.
It supported all of my hardware immediately including nVidia SATA, Silicon Image 3114 SATA RAID, nVidia 6600GT pci-e, and the marvell yukon network device which are all fairly new products (less than 4 months old). It did not support the nVidia nic without drivers from nVidia.
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Think of the artwork associated with any modern game. WoW is like 9GB.
Well, they beat FC6 into shape for RHEL5 so that argument is bunk.
What feature are you looking for that's not available in RHEL5? I don't see significant changes having occurred since the release of RHEL5 to warrant a new release of RHEL6 right now. I believe it's a wise move to wait for KVM to fully bake and then make that the major feature of RHEL6.
They were written. Here's the definition of better in case it wasn't clear to you before now.
bet-ter
-adjective, compar. of good with best as superl.
1. of superior quality or excellence: a better coat; a better speech.
3. of superior suitability, advisability, desirability, acceptableness, etc.; preferable: a better time for action.
8. to a greater degree; more completely or thoroughly: He knows the way better than we do. I probably know him better than anyone else.
10. to increase the good qualities of; make better; improve: to better the lot of the suburban commuter.
11. to improve upon; surpass; exceed: We have bettered last year's production record.
Why, do you actually have problems created by it being enabled by default? I don't.
Mark patted himself on the back for the last release nailing the release date. From all accounts I've read it was a horrible release and took weeks to shape up into something that people could trust. Reading the comments in this post so far it seems that they've done the same with this release.
Go to the pawn shop and buy it back?
You make it sound as if they're snooping the data coming down your line. That's entirely different from refusing to store such on their servers. They're not preventing you from going to other news servers as far as I know.
How would we know? VMWare hides what their updates are really about.
How's it convoluted? The patches generally use the same names as the patch files submitted upstream.
compiz is not supported as it's a tech preview
Add "skipx" to your kickstart and it will then default to runlevel 3.
There's a difference between what's right and what's easy. People need to be aware of the implications of software patents and this is one way of driving that message home.
The last three at least are by design. Fedora does not ship packages which are restricted by patents or aren't entirely open source. Sorry.
And you've ignored everything that the requestor said he wanted in a product. Good job.
Besides being a troll, It's also my understanding that many of the apps car pc users enjoy aren't available in Linux nor are similar replacements. Specificly in the area of map applications that tie into GPS.
Thanks for calling his bluff. It's un-possible!
RELEASE and STABLE are mutually exclusive. Please read up on FreeBSD release naming.
I'd think about valuing your opinion if it were informed.
Yes, the rest of the world slipstreams service pack 2, installs without a network connection, enables XP firewall before hopping on the Internet, then downloads whatever other patches are available.
Everyone pleae stop reading reviews done by this guy. They're uninformative, biased, and it's blatently obvious he's unwilling to actually learn FreeBSD beyond installing it two or three times each new release and writing a review catering to the already pre-established opinions of Linux users.
Must be a linux user, we freebsd users shower.
Yes, because Theo is much easier to get along with.
It supported all of my hardware immediately including nVidia SATA, Silicon Image 3114 SATA RAID, nVidia 6600GT pci-e, and the marvell yukon network device which are all fairly new products (less than 4 months old). It did not support the nVidia nic without drivers from nVidia.