If you use konqueror and try to see what James Tuner has written, you see nothing! The page it's completely empty! You'll have to use firefox / mozilla instead.
And I thought in a Linuxworld you could use free software. Oups. My fault.
The "copyright registrations" is downloaded and availible online. I'm working on the "correspondence with the SCO Group", which is downloading as I write this (with 80% left).
This was done at the same time as I'm playing a ogg file, encoded at quality 10. I think that my athlon-xp 2500+ (burton) with 1 GB of ram has something to do about it. hda: WDC WD800JB-00CRA1, ATA DISK drive hda: 156301488 sectors (80026 MB) w/8192KiB Cache, CHS=9729/255/63, UDMA(100)
no it doesn't. If you have one server internally in your network that grabs everything from the internet (every now and then) you can still continue the operation of your server(s), if the internet goes down. You just need to configure this in your/etc/make.conf file for this.
Another question is, if you don't can get the update from somewhere, how do you know which upgrade to apply? In Gentoo you can supply all the upgrades on a cdrom to all of your servers, if you like.
First run "emerge sync" and the "emerge -vp world" to see what kind of updates that would be needed on the system.
And if you have one system that include the feature "buildpkg", the rest of your system could take the pre-compiled packages from the first system and just install it. (Run "emerge --usepkg -vp world")
Yep, belive it or not, it was apache that has served you the file instead of tux. Damn me. Well, now do I know that I must restart tux when I move files to a new harddrive and makeing some links too.
Okey, it's nice to see that a pentium running at 188 Mhz can handle a slashdot load. Okey, it has 256 mb of sdram. Oh well.
From now on, it's tux that is serving the file, so the respone should be even better.
but building a full KDE-setup may be a bit too much for me right now...
well it might not.
You can take a look at my two script for this. The first one will try to get many extra packages, which kde can use if it is installed. Thisone is called prekde3.
The next one will compile kde itself and you can get kde with differents method like: ftp, rsync and cvs. This script is called compilekde3.
But do take a look to the scripts before you run it.
probably. But:
I'm running on a pentium 166 with 48Mb/ram and evey once in while I'm posting thing's what people can download from me. On slashdot. I don't think you normaly should do this on such low hardware, but then again, my software allows me to do this.
Come on, how many of you would say that you can download UT-2003-Linux-Demo and mozilla (it was the 1.0 release) on this box? I do that, because I know it works.
Oh, and speaking of website, I do run some of them too, like: *.se.linuxfromscratch.org
I think that we all need is an tpc result of both MySQL and Postgresql. After that, then we know if they can compite with the real "databases" of today.
Slashdot Mirror
If you use konqueror and try to see what James Tuner has written, you see nothing! The page it's completely empty! You'll have to use firefox / mozilla instead.
And I thought in a Linuxworld you could use free software. Oups. My fault.
An 32-bit comparison of an 64-bit processor. This is exactly what I look for when I need to know which cpu to buy...
Why isn't this on the frontpage?
Oh, I know! Could someone please submit this story again so we could get it on the frontpage as a dupe!
At the same time as Duke Nukem forever will be released?
since when hasn't amd64 been able to address more than 4GB ram? It's a 64-bit arch! If I want a serious arch, then I would go for alpha.
This news should be on the frontpage, so everybody can see this!
hmmm, has Duke Nukem Forever been released yet?
your toaster costs you $4000 a year to own
That's it. I'm never gonna buy a toster, which cost that much, in electric bill!
sex
Now I have both the "Novell's UNIX copyright registrations" and "Novell's correspondence with the SCO Group" pdf's and zip's online.
Happy reading!
Here's the files and there descriptions!
The "copyright registrations" is downloaded and availible online. I'm working on the "correspondence with the SCO Group", which is downloading as I write this (with 80% left).
#45 I am running BSD. Am I required to purchase a license?
No, you do not need to purchase a SCO IP license to run BSD.
How do they know that the file(s) in Linux aren't comming from *BSD?
athlon root # hdparm -T /dev/hda /dev/hda: /dev/hda /dev/hda: /dev/hda /dev/hda: /dev/hda /dev/hda: /dev/hda /dev/hda: /dev/hda /dev/hda:
Timing buffer-cache reads: 1760 MB in 2.00 seconds = 880.00 MB/sec
athlon root # hdparm -T
Timing buffer-cache reads: 1748 MB in 2.00 seconds = 874.00 MB/sec
athlon root # hdparm -T
Timing buffer-cache reads: 1720 MB in 2.00 seconds = 860.00 MB/sec
athlon root # hdparm -t
Timing buffered disk reads: 136 MB in 3.00 seconds = 45.33 MB/sec
athlon root # hdparm -t
Timing buffered disk reads: 140 MB in 3.02 seconds = 46.36 MB/sec
athlon root # hdparm -t
Timing buffered disk reads: 140 MB in 3.04 seconds = 46.05 MB/sec
This was done at the same time as I'm playing a ogg file, encoded at quality 10.
I think that my athlon-xp 2500+ (burton) with 1 GB of ram has something to do about it.
hda: WDC WD800JB-00CRA1, ATA DISK drive
hda: 156301488 sectors (80026 MB) w/8192KiB Cache, CHS=9729/255/63, UDMA(100)
no it doesn't. If you have one server internally in your network that grabs everything from the internet (every now and then) you can still continue the operation of your server(s), if the internet goes down. /etc/make.conf file for this.
You just need to configure this in your
Another question is, if you don't can get the update from somewhere, how do you know which upgrade to apply?
In Gentoo you can supply all the upgrades on a cdrom to all of your servers, if you like.
...way to solve your problem is to use Gentoo.
First run "emerge sync" and the "emerge -vp world" to see what kind of updates that would be needed on the system.
And if you have one system that include the feature "buildpkg", the rest of your system could take the pre-compiled packages from the first system and just install it.
(Run "emerge --usepkg -vp world")
Yes, if you don't use it.
You can get it from me on this link.
I'm so sorry, but I had done something wrong.
Yep, belive it or not, it was apache that has served you the file instead of tux. Damn me. Well, now do I know that I must restart tux when I move files to a new harddrive and makeing some links too.
Okey, it's nice to see that a pentium running at 188 Mhz can handle a slashdot load. Okey, it has 256 mb of sdram. Oh well.
From now on, it's tux that is serving the file, so the respone should be even better.
doom3_e32003.mpg
Probably too late but anyway, you can grab it from here.
My machine is an Athlon 900 with gcc 3.2.1 ./almabench
bash-2.05a$ time
real 0m42.203s
user 0m42.160s
sys 0m0.040s
with the following CFLAGS:
-march=athlon -O3 -mmmx -m3dnow -fomit-frame-pointer -ffast-math -funroll-loops
but building a full KDE-setup may be a bit too much for me right now...
well it might not.
You can take a look at my two script for this. The first one will try to get many extra packages, which kde can use if it is installed. Thisone is called prekde3.
The next one will compile kde itself and you can get kde with differents method like: ftp, rsync and cvs. This script is called compilekde3.
But do take a look to the scripts before you run it.
Okey, lite of topic:
I've done a complete build of an mozilla optimized for athlons. you can get it here: mozilla-athlon-pc-linux-gnu-1.2a.tar.bz2
But: I used gcc-3.2 so if you don't have that, don't download it.
probably. But: I'm running on a pentium 166 with 48Mb/ram and evey once in while I'm posting thing's what people can download from me. On slashdot. I don't think you normaly should do this on such low hardware, but then again, my software allows me to do this.
Come on, how many of you would say that you can download UT-2003-Linux-Demo and mozilla (it was the 1.0 release) on this box? I do that, because I know it works.
Oh, and speaking of website, I do run some of them too, like: *.se.linuxfromscratch.org
I think that we all need is an tpc result of both MySQL and Postgresql. After that, then we know if they can compite with the real "databases" of today.