that picture looks colorized after it was taken. I believe the current breed of blue roses aren't yet as bright in color as the red ones are. This picture is to be taken with a grain of salt.
just wait a little. The story will be read off another site and the editors will have forgotten it was their joke, link it back here and we'll once again have a dupe.
so what's your point? Maybe you aren't familiar with Dropline-Gnome? It's a full fledged system. It installs Gnome and extras on top of Slack. I'm sure Pat doesn't "support" lots of software which runs just fine on slack. I don't get your point.
This doesn't mean the end of Gnome on Slackware! Dropline Gnome is so popular on Slack that Pat doesn't see the need to support gnome anymore. Anyways if you look at other now very popular distros you'll see that many only support just one Desktop Environment. Why should Pat bother because his Gnome version was always overwritten by something more current anyways (see dropline-gnome).
I don't see what the big deal is. If other distros can become so popular without supporting everything and build a very strong community around that streamlining concept I don't see what is wrong with Slack doing the same thing. Pat is making the right decision in only supporting one DE.
PS: yes I know some religious Gnome fan boy will come and try to comment on my post and say that I'm just a KDE fan spewing his views. Except I'm a gnome fan too.
I noticed that my swap was getting full even though I had ram available under Ubuntu. I tested "swapoff -a" then "swapon -a" and my ram got used up while my swap was empty. Anyone know of a better way to ask the kernel to use the ram instead of the disk? Or am I dumb to even try this in the first place?
I took a 2 year course to be on the market in time for the dot-com period (I saw it coming) instead of going to university. I had the chance to travel through Europe (worked in Paris and Lyon and travelled all over Europe on my free time). I even travelled to Egypt. Mind you I was getting over paid at the time for my skill set and today it would be a different matter. Since the dot-crash I wouldn't do it because the money I would make wouldn't make it worthwhile and I couldn't travel as far and wide.
Best experience of my life though. But unplanned things occured in my life and I'm finding it harder and harder to set myself to go back to studies. The more time goes by the harder it is to decide to go back.
Did that help? If not, know that you'll most likely have this dilemna later on if you do go travel.
specifically of GPLed software. They are putting loads of effort to get around that but GPL software is creeping up everywhere and they don't know how to stop it.
what about battery time on these?
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that actually makes sense. Debian sets out to be everything at once atm. But it would make sense to be the best base for specialized distributions by being "unstable", a sort of compendium of things which can/should be on linux. Then other distros can choose to snapshot, bugfix/add/repair and distribute to answer a specific "market" need. If you look at Ubuntu, it's what it did and this is the reason it is so popular. It used a great basis and built upon it.
Torvald's response came quickly and succinctly. "My main machine these days is a dual 2GHz G5 (aka PowerPC 970) - it's physically a regular Apple Mac, although it obviously only runs Linux, so I don't think you can call it a Mac any more;)" he said.
on formats people use and the shackled they accept in their every day lives. If we show people that they are stuck paying expensive fees or pirating to use their computers they'll be more interested in hearing about alternatives.
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that picture looks colorized after it was taken. I believe the current breed of blue roses aren't yet as bright in color as the red ones are. This picture is to be taken with a grain of salt.
I bought the game when it came out. And she's dying for me to quit it.
all measures have been calculated at a 321K temperature.
I can't wait till we go back to dupes and typos again.
I hate april 1st. Worst day of the year.
just wait a little. The story will be read off another site and the editors will have forgotten it was their joke, link it back here and we'll once again have a dupe.
Sorry...
so what's your point? Maybe you aren't familiar with Dropline-Gnome? It's a full fledged system. It installs Gnome and extras on top of Slack. I'm sure Pat doesn't "support" lots of software which runs just fine on slack. I don't get your point.
I don't see what the big deal is. If other distros can become so popular without supporting everything and build a very strong community around that streamlining concept I don't see what is wrong with Slack doing the same thing. Pat is making the right decision in only supporting one DE.
PS: yes I know some religious Gnome fan boy will come and try to comment on my post and say that I'm just a KDE fan spewing his views. Except I'm a gnome fan too.
I noticed that my swap was getting full even though I had ram available under Ubuntu. I tested "swapoff -a" then "swapon -a" and my ram got used up while my swap was empty. Anyone know of a better way to ask the kernel to use the ram instead of the disk? Or am I dumb to even try this in the first place?
Best experience of my life though. But unplanned things occured in my life and I'm finding it harder and harder to set myself to go back to studies. The more time goes by the harder it is to decide to go back.
Did that help? If not, know that you'll most likely have this dilemna later on if you do go travel.
specifically of GPLed software. They are putting loads of effort to get around that but GPL software is creeping up everywhere and they don't know how to stop it.
I can't seem to find any benchmark on this.
the air force is only part of the military. Not the whole military. Go to http://www.army.mil to see what I mean.
I'm not sure I understant that "rowing the boat together" methaphor. What is Ubuntu doing wrong exactly?
that actually makes sense. Debian sets out to be everything at once atm. But it would make sense to be the best base for specialized distributions by being "unstable", a sort of compendium of things which can/should be on linux. Then other distros can choose to snapshot, bugfix/add/repair and distribute to answer a specific "market" need. If you look at Ubuntu, it's what it did and this is the reason it is so popular. It used a great basis and built upon it.
I think it only counts as print if you get frist post! :)
Is it a technical flaw or just something which doesn't fit the current MS business model for IE?
A password + snapshot or eye scan or DNA scan is a two factor authentication.
I thought he was referring to his computer when he used the term "girlfriend".
FROM THE ARTICLE:
;)" he said.
Torvald's response came quickly and succinctly. "My main machine these days is a dual 2GHz G5 (aka PowerPC 970) - it's physically a regular Apple Mac, although it obviously only runs Linux, so I don't think you can call it a Mac any more
on formats people use and the shackled they accept in their every day lives. If we show people that they are stuck paying expensive fees or pirating to use their computers they'll be more interested in hearing about alternatives.
it doesn't solve the problem. It just gets rid of it. A big difference.
if you are unhappy with whatismyip.com you can always use .org which is cleaner and simpler :)
you know society has a problem when the repeating rifle is considered an important gadget.
well this wasn't just a small mention, it was a lengthy and in depth segment.