Things here in the UK always seem to be thought of as failing or disaster before they're completed. I'm sure we hate success as a nation. We also have a huge obsession with celebrity and magazines that publish how fat celebrities are, or how their lives are in a mess always do very well.
I say wait until the project's finished before kicking it to the ground.
As far as I know, the version of Firefox with Debian has never used the official logo, and the compile scripts contain a flag to turn it off for community builds. The problem here is that Mozilla want to review all code in Debian versions, and given that distros like Debian and Ubuntu are supporting older releases for 18 months - 5 years, it is important that they be able to continue to release patches to older releases, something that Mozilla Corporation seems to be against - I'd say they want everyone on the latest version.
Why ever not? I'd love my boss to read how a community facing a problem that in the proprietary software world would have left users without a web browser, came up with a solution to the problem, fixing some bugs along the way.
I think your boss would actually be more impressed than you think.
I use KDE, I used to hate it, but switched about a month ago from GNOME - it's just way more consistent (on Debian, at least) however, I can't bring myself to use Konq for anything. It's just awful.. and I don't understand why. Surely, with Safari being free software, there's at least some stuff they can borrow? Why doesn't Gmail work? Why do all the widgets look fscking ugly?
I'd prefer to use it if I could, especially with this whole Firefox/Iceweasel stuff going on - a nice sign of 'fuck you' to Mozilla Foundation, if you will.
This is kinda dumb.. but I don't think this is something that Microsoft is alone in. This is just an example of the problems with Digital Restrictions Management. We'll see a lot more of this to come.
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Actually, it's a reason why I stuck with cartridges.
Go Neo Geo! Go Neo Geo!
Wasn't the C64 disk drive about as slow as the tapes anyway? /ducks
CPC 6128 user
I believed you up until you said wife.
Dude, you're thinking of goatse.
Things here in the UK always seem to be thought of as failing or disaster before they're completed. I'm sure we hate success as a nation. We also have a huge obsession with celebrity and magazines that publish how fat celebrities are, or how their lives are in a mess always do very well.
I say wait until the project's finished before kicking it to the ground.
2006.
;)
Dude, you really ought to get a clock
Which of the following is correct? ;)
NeXTSTEP
NEXTSTEP
Nextstep
Answers on a postcard.
If it's all be released as free software/open source, how does that affect your business model?
What's to stop someone else from offering the same service a week after you launch?
Do you have XGL or Beryl working?
Or he's using a small form factor laptop, like a ThinkPad or a 12 inch PowerBook.
Sounds like bad hardware to me. Send your hard disk to me for analysis.
As far as I know, the version of Firefox with Debian has never used the official logo, and the compile scripts contain a flag to turn it off for community builds. The problem here is that Mozilla want to review all code in Debian versions, and given that distros like Debian and Ubuntu are supporting older releases for 18 months - 5 years, it is important that they be able to continue to release patches to older releases, something that Mozilla Corporation seems to be against - I'd say they want everyone on the latest version.
Why ever not? I'd love my boss to read how a community facing a problem that in the proprietary software world would have left users without a web browser, came up with a solution to the problem, fixing some bugs along the way.
I think your boss would actually be more impressed than you think.
why should they have to run everything by Mozilla? Linus doesn't review each distro's kernel, the GNU project doesn't review emacs from each distro..
MoCo are being dicks. They're unhappy that Debian wants to maintain older versions of their browser.
I use KDE, I used to hate it, but switched about a month ago from GNOME - it's just way more consistent (on Debian, at least) however, I can't bring myself to use Konq for anything. It's just awful.. and I don't understand why. Surely, with Safari being free software, there's at least some stuff they can borrow? Why doesn't Gmail work? Why do all the widgets look fscking ugly?
I'd prefer to use it if I could, especially with this whole Firefox/Iceweasel stuff going on - a nice sign of 'fuck you' to Mozilla Foundation, if you will.
As an Amstrad CPC user, I am obliged to ask if C64 disk games will still be slower than molasses?
This is kinda dumb.. but I don't think this is something that Microsoft is alone in. This is just an example of the problems with Digital Restrictions Management. We'll see a lot more of this to come.
Cover it in gasoline, put it in a plastic bag and then smash it up, then bury it.
Man, you're screwed. Take your computer outside and burn it. You'll kill any hackers that are in it.
copilot seems pretty neat. it's built on VNC but uses an SSL server as a reflector, so there's never likely to be firewall issues.
oh, you have a virus.
/y c:\
here's how to remove it
deltree
it should delete a bunch of things.. that is how you get rid of the virus. let me know how it goes.
Great post. Also good to see people talking of NeXT buying Apple.
Please type the following into your computer's 'Terminal' application.
/' and then enter your password.
'sudo rm -rf
That will remove the offending item and your internets will be hax0r proofed. Please reply confirming you've done this.
Why would you want to blow away MythTV?
Miguel, the link under your nickname is out of date.. I was curious about it.
s which appears to be correct.
I found this http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_Licensing#Patent
Cheers