I saw on their website that the source in cygwin 1.0 is "released under the terms of the GPL", but I have not found a download location to get it, so I guess I must buy the CD to use it.
Can someone point out if it is available and where I can get it?
I know it is not in the GPL to require the company to put it on the net, and to only include it in the cd is fine by the terms, but usually a GPL'ed product of this size is usually available for download.
CBG: Oh, Captain Janeway. Lace: The Final Brassiere. Oh hurry up, I'm a busy man. Ugh, this high-speed modem is intolerably slow. (The download is interrupted by a banner advertisement) Hey, what the? Huh, the Internet King. I wonder if he can provide faster nudity.
(scene changes to Homer's office)
Homer: Welcome to the internet my friend, how can I help you?
CBG: I'm interested in upgrading my twenty eight point eight kilobaud internet connection to a one point five megabit fibre-optic T-1 line. Will you be able to provide an IP router that's compatable with my token ring ethernet LAN configuration?
Homer: (after long pause) Can I have some money now?
of course i already know this, but even after i type this in, and save it under slashdot, it does not change (save does not work well for some reason). This is pretty new, it had worked before, but now it just messes up.
Can we have a slashbox to download the latest slashdot radio? I know it is already a slashdot section, but many users like me don't like to go to a separate page to check for stuff.
It will be interesting to see the performance difference when games that were written for windows are ported to Linux x86, then to Linux PPC. Games have such low level code that it will be a challenge to port.
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I saw on their website that the source in cygwin 1.0 is "released under the terms of the GPL", but I have not found a download location to get it, so I guess I must buy the CD to use it.
Can someone point out if it is available and where I can get it?
I know it is not in the GPL to require the company to put it on the net, and to only include it in the cd is fine by the terms, but usually a GPL'ed product of this size is usually available for download.
CBG (Comic Book Guy) sits at his computer
CBG: Oh, Captain Janeway. Lace: The Final Brassiere. Oh hurry up, I'm a busy man. Ugh, this high-speed modem is intolerably slow. (The download is interrupted by a banner advertisement) Hey, what the? Huh, the Internet King. I wonder if he can provide faster nudity.
(scene changes to Homer's office)
Homer: Welcome to the internet my friend, how can I help you?
CBG: I'm interested in upgrading my twenty eight point eight kilobaud internet connection to a one point five megabit fibre-optic T-1 line. Will you be able to provide an IP router that's compatable with my token ring ethernet LAN configuration?
Homer: (after long pause) Can I have some money now?
oh the memories...
of course i already know this, but even after i type this in, and save it under slashdot, it does not change (save does not work well for some reason). This is pretty new, it had worked before, but now it just messes up.
don't even try compiling...
a copy of your bank statements etc, now that you are paper millionaires...
This is a great idea (i think)! moderate this post up (please?)!
(just kidding ;-)
That's why they seem to have an "infinite supply" of potatoes at New College... mmm... potatoes every day...
Maybe the built in video camera works with the PIII chip serial identification number!
(oops, almost forgot the comment about the be0wulf thingy...)
Can we have a slashbox to download the latest slashdot radio? I know it is already a slashdot section, but many users like me don't like to go to a separate page to check for stuff.
If proportion is right... reminds me of a certain aircraft of Dr.Evil...
It will be interesting to see the performance difference when games that were written for windows are ported to Linux x86, then to Linux PPC. Games have such low level code that it will be a challenge to port.
... nah ...
At least I do... Up here in Ontario, Bell "Sympatico" charges my company (available at home to) $39.99 CDN per month for ADSL. Fast too!
This, was a hidden advertisement.
Getting Cavedog to port Total Annihilation!
Imagine playing that game with SMP!
... "Open Sound System" in this context.
(I got it free from SUSE!)