As a Turkey citizen all I can say is this sucks a lot, but does not surprise me a little. YouTube is banned for months and the ban won't seem to be lifted soon.
Shouldn't a technology company spend more than $300,000 on Research & Development? There many bugs in Firefox, even some security bugs stay unfixed for years. And equally important memory leak bugs. I think more money could be spend on better timely responses to security bugs and also fix speed/memory problems plaguing Firefox.
There were cases when there was a security bug known for years but only got fixed after public disclosure. If you look at that way they are not better than Microsoft at all.
Try Yakuake. Its a Quake like console for KDE. The best thing it can be hidden/shown with one key ( F12 default) so it doesn't steal your screen estate and can be enabled instantly when you need it.
Itanium is broken by design. Its asm syntax etc is different from amd64 on *purpose* which was to create to incompatible 64bit system where Intel would keep AMD out of the market. Oh well, they failed badly.
Actually it would even helped if they added notes like "fixed handling" instead of the current "fix rdar://13232445" which means nothing for KHTML team.
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As a Turkey citizen all I can say is this sucks a lot, but does not surprise me a little. YouTube is banned for months and the ban won't seem to be lifted soon.
glibc is LGPL , not GPL.
libavcodec never ever used libFLAC, it has its own FLAC encoding & decoding code, hence not affected. Lousy journalism on Heise part.
Shouldn't a technology company spend more than $300,000 on Research & Development? There many bugs in Firefox, even some security bugs stay unfixed for years. And equally important memory leak bugs. I think more money could be spend on better timely responses to security bugs and also fix speed/memory problems plaguing Firefox.
What will Oracle rip^^^base its Unbreakable Linux on?
It was first introduced in NetCaptor browser, more history here.
Startups get up to 65% discount for Qt licenses, see http://www.trolltech.com/products/qt/licenses/pric ing/licensing/smallbusiness .
So you either didn't even ask Trolltech for licensing options or you are just FUDding. *sigh*
For the lazy ones like me http://download.windowsvista.com/preview/rc1/en/x6 4/iso/vista_5728.16387.060917-1430_x64fre_client-L RMCxFRE_EN_DVD.iso
Alan Cox is in UK not US.
Collapsing the left sidebar's sections doesn't work with Konqueror 3.5.3 ( to be released soon ).
Watch BBC Documentary The Power of Nightmares and it will all start to make sense.
Koffice has already moved to ODF.
http://www.koders.com/
There were cases when there was a security bug known for years but only got fixed after public disclosure. If you look at that way they are not better than Microsoft at all.
Try Yakuake. Its a Quake like console for KDE. The best thing it can be hidden/shown with one key ( F12 default) so it doesn't steal your screen estate and can be enabled instantly when you need it.
And father of World Wide Web .
Possible 300K KDE deployments ... Those K just goes fine ;-)
Itanium is broken by design. Its asm syntax etc is different from amd64 on *purpose* which was to create to incompatible 64bit system where Intel would keep AMD out of the market. Oh well, they failed badly.
Whats the license of the docs explaining XML format ?
Where is it?
I am sure all windows admins are lined up for this already =)
You missed the post where I told you KHTML guys were ready to sign NDA and do radar convertion.
Hint: NO
Actually it would even helped if they added notes like "fixed handling" instead of the current "fix rdar://13232445" which means nothing for KHTML team.
Unlike Apple's own GCC team you mean who works side by side with other gcc hackers and even some of them takes care of gcc bugzilla.