Mark this a troll, redundant, offtopic, but at least hear me out
"Enhancements include anti-aliased text and first class internationalisation support, new accessibility features for disabled users, and many improvements throughout GNOME's highly regarded user interface"
I think I'm slowly giving up. I'd always hoped that I'd find that "one place" where things were done *right*. Each job I take, I get a little closer. But I'm not there yet.
Maybe as you are maturing, you're just putting up with more?
However, if anyone had a basic skeleton for an application providing basic video/sound in/out, they'd be willing to work with the developers in order to plug in their own transport-code and develop a useable application. So my question is really twofold: Does anyone know of an existing video conferencing application that supports all three major desktop platforms? Does anyone know of an application whose developers would be willing to work with said company?
Don't ya think?
A free OS, that tries to duplicate
Something you can already buy
From our friend, Bill Gates
A pretty cloud background
Start menu, task bar
The Microsoft Sound
Cat5? Not with built in wireless
Battery lasts 5 hours....no power cord here.
Gee, and we wonder why Microsoft doesn't want to open their file formats, etc up?
Yeah, slapping a 3 button mouse on my Powerbook is really going to help the whole portability thing....
*Sigh*
"OpenGL 2.0 is trying to bring stability and open standards to programmable graphics and GPUs."
:)
Uh...isn't that what OpenGL did in the first place?
This is a technology that's been around for years and isn't verion 9 yet
Let's not mention the giant flop called the Saturn.
Slow, ugly graphics, dual cpu's, a fucking giant mess to code for.
Windows = OS
GNOME = WM/GUI
Mark this a troll, redundant, offtopic, but at least hear me out
:)
"Enhancements include anti-aliased text and first class internationalisation support, new accessibility features for disabled users, and many improvements throughout GNOME's highly regarded user interface"
So, they are about 4 years behind Windows?
I'm partial to KDE, and moreso ICEWM
"Will and Grace" were the Pirates of Primetime!
I think I'm slowly giving up. I'd always hoped that I'd find that "one place" where things were done *right*. Each job I take, I get a little closer. But I'm not there yet.
Maybe as you are maturing, you're just putting up with more?
Is this why my mail order bride isn't writing back to me?
Think about where your feet are.
Is it easier to stand on your feet when they are a shoulders width apart, or when your heel is in front of the toe of the other foot??
It's all about balance.
Well...they never captured enough market/support.
MMX or 3D Now?
MMX
Intel will win by brute force.
Itanium or Sledgehammer?
Itanium.
x86 is bad enough....64 bit x86 will really be a kludge
Could solve Californias energy problems
I like watching the people on my node chat it up while I run Ettercap on my network connections *rolls eyes*
You can save it....
Anything on computer readable format can't be copy protected.
Sorry
Thats just the way it is.
However, if anyone had a basic skeleton for an application providing basic video/sound in/out, they'd be willing to work with the developers in order to plug in their own transport-code and develop a useable application. So my question is really twofold: Does anyone know of an existing video conferencing application that supports all three major desktop platforms? Does anyone know of an application whose developers would be willing to work with said company?
First advertising, now competing with Monster.com
This works pretty well
http://softwareblacksmiths.com/
Informative?!
Funny, Redundant, maybe even a troll. But INFORMATIVE? C'mon.
If it does, I'm going to Best Buy and hoarding them all!
Giving ANYONE the code isn't going to help at all...29 million lines of woo hah
I really don't see the reasoning behind this
Mario has sold more video games than....
He's more recognizable to children than Mickey Mouse!
Flame bait?! Are you insane?
I'm just saying the operating systems are SO different in purpose and composure, that it's pointless to attempt at comparing.
It'd be like comparing....Mac OS X and Windows XP, or OS 9 and Windows 2000.....
Or a Ferrari and a Mercedes
Or a Honda Civic or a BMW
that may all be well and true, BUT
you need computer skills to get many jobs, as say, an accountant.
creativity doesn't help you one bit.
unless, you work for say, Enron