Red Hat Enterprise Linux now pre-loaded on xSeries!
Deploying Red Hat Enterprise Linux on xSeries is now even easier. I November 2003, IBM introduced bundles of Red Hat Enterprise Linux with xSeries servers. Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 2.1, Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 2.1, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 2.1 may be ordered when purchasing BladeCenter and xSeries servers. Offers are available with a "No Support option", which will allow the customer to purchase support from IBM Global Services. Also available are offers with 1 year of Red Hat support. Every copy of Red Hat Enterprise Linux includes a one year subscription to Red Hat Network. Now, customers can buy either Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES or WS 2.1 pre-loaded on x205, x225, x305, x335, and x345 servers in the US. For all other models, Red Hat Enterprise 2.1 Linux will be included with the server and installation will be performed by the customer. In 2Q04, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 will be available via similar offers.
Many of these tools can/are(!) ALSO be used on Solaris systems as appropriate/preferred.
Try out Solaris 10, it's pretty funny to see the default desktop. It must have taken those Sun engineers hours to search & replace Gnome with Java Desktop.
You mean like a plummeting dollar, a failing economy, a losing war, an unprecedented transfer of money to the wealthiest few, thousands of war deaths, and a dismantling of civil rights and our constitution?
Don't forget alienating your allies, and imposing illegal trade sanctions on your largest trading partner.
Probably because there's much more to life than the weather. The economy is great, the dollar is rising, government deficits are almost non-existent, health care is free, crime is low, people are friendly, etc.
I think that might have been my fault, I lived in Calgary the summer before, and that one (2003 or was it 2002 now that I think about it) was even worse than this summer here. I don't mind a little rain, but snow in July is just too much to deal with.
"I moved a window partly off the screen and now I can't resize it!"
Also complete bullshit, that happens in Windows, but in Linux you hold Alt and resize with middle mouse button. I'm sorry if your parents aren't smart enough to deal with that, but in Windows, if your screen is at 640x480, you can't even get to the OK button in the display properties dialog.
You are very wrong about the origin. Indian did come from Columbus, but only because he didn't realize where he was.
Inhabitants of the Asian country of India; sometimes called Asian Indians to differentiate from American Indians. See Demographics of India.
Those aboriginal peoples of the Americas first misidentified by Christopher Columbus who thought that he had reached the East Indies.
Some U.S. Natives call themselves Indians, although this may be considered offensive. It is considered more correct to refer to American aboriginal people as Native Americans. In Canada, First Nations or Aboriginal People are the preferred terms, though Indian is also used by many within First Nations communities. Others believe the idea of Indians (or Native Americans or First Nations) represents a Eurocentric point of view and consider themselves members of a tribe or nation, identifying only with the name of their tribe in their own native language; often this name is a word which translates as, "the people".
I live in a community that is almost entirely composed of aboriginal people, and I've never met anybody who wasn't offended by being called an Indian. Thats the only reason I said anything at all. That and the opportunity for a gratuitous insensitive clod usage presented itself.
Tuesday night they had freaking wait lines just to join certain servers
I wonder if we'll see a fork of bnetd by someone in a nonpersecuted country. Or does it work with World of Warcraft already? Google shows many mirrors around the world.
Slashdot Mirror
Why not a Cardbus-like standard for LCD displays?
What's wrong with SVGA or DVI? Almost every laptop has one.
So I have to say you, definitely.
Says the AC nitpicking posts intended to be humourous. Get a life.
That's okay. u.r.id10t, so all is cool :-p
;)
He got double modpoints, and screwed up both posts though. Who's the ID10T's now?
Someone better tell IBM that then:
Deploying Red Hat Enterprise Linux on xSeries is now even easier. I November 2003, IBM introduced bundles of Red Hat Enterprise Linux with xSeries servers. Red Hat Enterprise Linux AS 2.1, Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES 2.1, or Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 2.1 may be ordered when purchasing BladeCenter and xSeries servers. Offers are available with a "No Support option", which will allow the customer to purchase support from IBM Global Services. Also available are offers with 1 year of Red Hat support. Every copy of Red Hat Enterprise Linux includes a one year subscription to Red Hat Network. Now, customers can buy either Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES or WS 2.1 pre-loaded on x205, x225, x305, x335, and x345 servers in the US. For all other models, Red Hat Enterprise 2.1 Linux will be included with the server and installation will be performed by the customer. In 2Q04, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 will be available via similar offers.
Slashdot puked on your link. here is a good one.
Oh come on, give them some credit. They had to change some graphics too. ;)
Many of these tools can/are(!) ALSO be used on Solaris systems as appropriate/preferred.
Try out Solaris 10, it's pretty funny to see the default desktop. It must have taken those Sun engineers hours to search & replace Gnome with Java Desktop.
You win. Proceed to the nearest goatse display to collect your prize.
I don't blame you for not RTFA, but its in the first sentance of the Slashdot headline for christ sakes.
Now... how the hell does one "flip votes" on voting machines that are free of remote conectivity?
Install the program locally maybe?
You mean like a plummeting dollar, a failing economy, a losing war, an unprecedented transfer of money to the wealthiest few, thousands of war deaths, and a dismantling of civil rights and our constitution?
Don't forget alienating your allies, and imposing illegal trade sanctions on your largest trading partner.
Come to think of it, why am I living here again?
Probably because there's much more to life than the weather. The economy is great, the dollar is rising, government deficits are almost non-existent, health care is free, crime is low, people are friendly, etc.
(greetings to a fellow Winnipegger ;)
I think that might have been my fault, I lived in Calgary the summer before, and that one (2003 or was it 2002 now that I think about it) was even worse than this summer here. I don't mind a little rain, but snow in July is just too much to deal with.
I've lived in Edmonton, you're not fooling anybody. I do miss the Purple Onion though, $5/pitcher can get you mighty pissed on a student budget.
with the original one button mouse. Could I trouble you for a solution to that problem?
Fork out the $10 and buy her a real mouse you cheap prick, Christmas is coming.
by the middle of this century every other summer could be even hotter than 2003.
Excellent, it sure sucked where I live.
"I can't print, it says I have to be root!???"
Complete bullshit.
"I moved a window partly off the screen and now I can't resize it!"
Also complete bullshit, that happens in Windows, but in Linux you hold Alt and resize with middle mouse button. I'm sorry if your parents aren't smart enough to deal with that, but in Windows, if your screen is at 640x480, you can't even get to the OK button in the display properties dialog.
"How do I type a letter?"
In a word processor?
where's Word and what happened to Outlook?
They're right there where it says "OpenOffice.org Writer", and "Evolution".
The only thing worse than a free software zealot is a proprietary one.
It really is an ideal solution for mom & pop. With the added bonus that you can just ssh in and fix problems if needed.
You mean like gweather, which has been part of GNOME for what 5 years now?
I live in a community that is almost entirely composed of aboriginal people, and I've never met anybody who wasn't offended by being called an Indian. Thats the only reason I said anything at all. That and the opportunity for a gratuitous insensitive clod usage presented itself.
a number of indian tribes sided with the British
What do the citizens of India have to do with Thanksgiving?
Native Americans are not from India you insensitive clod.
Using suitably enabled clients you can view, open, edit and save files directly into the filesystem of the Web site as it were of a remote website.
Wow, FTP.. Again.
Tuesday night they had freaking wait lines just to join certain servers
I wonder if we'll see a fork of bnetd by someone in a nonpersecuted country. Or does it work with World of Warcraft already? Google shows many mirrors around the world.
Nah, pussies use keygens. Real men use Linux.