My users never "wait" for the computer to shutdown. They click shutdown and walk away, not caring much if the computer hangs before halting or not... On the other hand they complain more often about slow startup caused by roaming profiles and group policies. So any speed up in the boot/logon process is welcome.
These Crashes are in the developement version which is completely opt in. Just like the beta. I don't see a major issue there.
But I agree at least on the bandwith part. I like to turn off automatic updates for everythin when I'm using the laptop with my 3G connection. A notification about avalaible updates would be good and let choose the user when to update.
...is just the WRONG platform for this. Stock Exchange, like many transaction based business, needs real time systems and Windows 2003 plus SQL as far I know don't make a RT platform.
2008 R2, will give much more reasons to upgrade from 2003. Really interesting looks the move to 64bit only architectures, the vastly improved Hyper-V and the emphasis on performance optimizations.
Related to the the Hyper-V enhancements and in particular the actual live migration support, I think that would be the moment to position itself as a real alternative to VMWare and Xen based hypervisors.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/R2-top-reasons.aspx/.
Since version 6.5 (now it's at 7.0.1) Novell Gropwise runs natively on Linux clients and servers and IMHO is more refined than Lotus as groupware suite. Of course Lotus Notes is much more than a groupware suite, but I wonder how many companies use it as application framework or document database.
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My users never "wait" for the computer to shutdown. They click shutdown and walk away, not caring much if the computer hangs before halting or not... On the other hand they complain more often about slow startup caused by roaming profiles and group policies. So any speed up in the boot/logon process is welcome.
No, poor Nokia suffered the effect of taking MS's money. They kill everything they touch.
Well, the future sometimes bring unexpected plot twists... Even if its in the long term. http://www.pcworld.com/article/5156/microsoft_to_invest_in_apple_jobs_ellison_on_board.html
I'll stick to the X-X-X meaning
After losing 3com and 3par to HP, they always can try with 3M.
These Crashes are in the developement version which is completely opt in. Just like the beta. I don't see a major issue there. But I agree at least on the bandwith part. I like to turn off automatic updates for everythin when I'm using the laptop with my 3G connection. A notification about avalaible updates would be good and let choose the user when to update.
You have a much better option http://www.sexparty.org.au/
Ignorance is bliss
This will work till the next pedo scandal. Then the average citizens will ask themselves where the hell their taxes are going.
...is just the WRONG platform for this. Stock Exchange, like many transaction based business, needs real time systems and Windows 2003 plus SQL as far I know don't make a RT platform.
Yeah, we know this... ..as we know nobody uses it. I never spotted a single copy of it.
2008 R2, will give much more reasons to upgrade from 2003. Really interesting looks the move to 64bit only architectures, the vastly improved Hyper-V and the emphasis on performance optimizations. Related to the the Hyper-V enhancements and in particular the actual live migration support, I think that would be the moment to position itself as a real alternative to VMWare and Xen based hypervisors. http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008/en/us/R2-top-reasons.aspx/.
oh wait idiot... is austin not australia.---
I wonder if this supercomputer has bandwith caps like most aussies.
HD-DVD and blue-ray are in fact far and away superior to DVD. The problem with them is DRM.
On the other hand H.264 is part of the specification (but not mandatory) on both formats.
I'm quite unimpressed of your knowledge.
Maybe it needs a vendor supplied processor driver to get full power management. Just like AMD64 processors need a driver to get Cool n' Quiet working.
Since version 6.5 (now it's at 7.0.1) Novell Gropwise runs natively on Linux clients and servers and IMHO is more refined than Lotus as groupware suite. Of course Lotus Notes is much more than a groupware suite, but I wonder how many companies use it as application framework or document database.
well, bullfighting is common in france too
At the installer prompt:
linux selinux=0
How do the ISP's block or attenuate traffic speeds for certain services?h tml
with devices like this: http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6151/index.