Check out http://jakarta.apache.org . All of projects are under Java and they are highly sophisticated open source project. Also some of http://xml.apache.org projects are under Java too. So I say not maybe highest usage but sophisticated apps are written under Java and most of them are open source.
Well testing is helping too just got my gcc-3.2.3-gcc-3.3 patch. I have latest 2.5.x kernel so I can try and report any failures.
Btw I did not mean to say gcc 3.3 does suck or anything like that its just they are postponing bugs to get a release done that hardly makes a user happy. I would wait for more if they promised to fix c++ compile time regression.
And "cant compile kernel with gcc 3.3" messages started to appear on lkml. Is it me or gcc team goes for quantity rather than quality that they even postponed many bugs ( like c++ compile time regression ) to gcc 3.4 to release 3.3...
Normal anti-aliasing & xft2 anti-aliasing are not the same. Xft2 can anti-alias without using XRender extension of X windowing system and Xft2 is far more easy to customize compared to Xft1.:)
XFT support on Linux! Now we can get cool anti-aliased fonts on Linux!
You must compile from source with --enable-xft and need fontconfig & xft2 package from www.fontconfig.org and of course freetype2 from www.freetype.org
Great thnx to Chris Blizzard for this!
Oh btw now HTML for controls & scrollbars use your native GTK theme widgets when classic theme is chosen.
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Porting is always appreciated!
Xplanet is safe then! Nice to know :)
Software like Xplanet be effected too? I hope not.
http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:X7e-egvZJeoJ: curmudgeongamer.com/article.php%3Fstory%3D20040904 215153278+&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
Already done. See http://w1.894.telia.com/~u89404340/patches/packet/ 2.6/
FYI K3B recently got fixed to compile/run properly on FreeBSD .
Yay for portability!
Check out http://jakarta.apache.org . All of projects are under Java and they are highly sophisticated open source project. Also some of http://xml.apache.org projects are under Java too. So I say not maybe highest usage but sophisticated apps are written under Java and most of them are open source.
KDE Developer George Staikos heard your prayers ;) . See http://lists.kde.org/?l=kfm-devel&m=10644750911077 0&w=2.
Kudos to KDE team once again ! .
.NET works on Linux too with Mono. Why not compare Mono/Linux to .NET/Windows so we wont compare apples and oranges.
KDE website was down too to protest software patents, Turkish computer related site www.fazlamesai.net was down too yesterday.
Afaik kopete will support MSNP9 protocol ( its in the works ) . So Kopete users will be able to use Msn after the ban too.
Well testing is helping too just got my gcc-3.2.3-gcc-3.3 patch. I have latest 2.5.x kernel so I can try and report any failures. Btw I did not mean to say gcc 3.3 does suck or anything like that its just they are postponing bugs to get a release done that hardly makes a user happy. I would wait for more if they promised to fix c++ compile time regression.
Maybe the kernel is buggy but what about increasing c++ compile time regressions since gcc 3.0 ?
And "cant compile kernel with gcc 3.3" messages started to appear on lkml. Is it me or gcc team goes for quantity rather than quality that they even postponed many bugs ( like c++ compile time regression ) to gcc 3.4 to release 3.3...
For translating KDE programs into Turkish I ( and %99.9 of other translators ) use KBabel which helps you edit GNU style *.po files.
Use Apache! nuff said...
Normal anti-aliasing & xft2 anti-aliasing are not the same. Xft2 can anti-alias without using XRender extension of X windowing system and Xft2 is far more easy to customize compared to Xft1. :)
It does actually , uses GTK on Linux and native widgets on Mac/Windows when classic theme is selected.
XFT support on Linux! Now we can get cool anti-aliased fonts on Linux!
You must compile from source with --enable-xft and need fontconfig & xft2 package from www.fontconfig.org and of course freetype2 from www.freetype.org
Great thnx to Chris Blizzard for this!
Oh btw now HTML for controls & scrollbars use your native GTK theme widgets when classic theme is chosen.
What do you think about the affect of next Linux kernel v 2.6/3.0 on clustering when the new O(1) scheduler and VM and many new features taken into consideration?
apache bugs : Application problems, not OS problems, big difference.
openssh bugs : Application problems, not OS problems, big difference.
xchat & other programs bug : Application problems, not OS problems, big difference.
Linux kernel symlink dos vulnerabilty ( 1 vulnerabilty about kernel I have ever seen in 1 year ) : os bug
See if you think like that Linux has only 1 bug....
Huh lets see Windows Players ?
1- Mighty Netbios ( Most secure protocol invented since '95! )
2- Unicode File Traversal Vulnerability. Appeared like 1-1.5 year ago. Still some servers vulnerable
3- Melisa & IloveYou & others countlessly many Ms Word worms
4- Nimda & CodeRed variants. Millions of computers got intruded in one day.
5- Internet Explorer got 20 unfixed vulnerabilites today according to http://www.pivx.com/larholm/unpatched
6- Windows XP UPnP Vulnerability got public after the week XP was released....
Now come on doesnt matter how clueless you are Windows is not *really* engineered for security!
http://sourceforge.net/projects/securephone/ might be interesting
Did a fast googling and found that its already supported :)
:)
See http://www.opensc.org/
GnuPG is a better choice for *nix users because it can be used
from KDE or in your console mail client mutt,pine etc