It is still hard to believe that IBM would be able to make a big dent in Wintel market. At least not quickly. For some reason, I think IBM and Intel are on the same side here.
To be able not to scroll down-up-down-up-down to read the whole article. My laptop's screen is not exactly the size of the paper version. Firefox on Linux, of course.
Pretty damn ugly and unreadable. These people need to figure out some basics of WWW before they try to write on the Internet about anything related to Internet.
If USA can attack another country "Just Like That"(tm), I would consider Chinese's censorship a godsend given it's only imposed within its own country.
You don't expect that question to be answered, right? Of course they are serious. They just ran out of ideas and I think they finally realised that they can't fight Linux in the only way it could be challenged - product quality. FUD didn't work, lame acknowledgements ditto and their third option - takeover - is not possible due to GPL.
For some reason, I only had trouble with DRACs. Unbelievably slow. I am lucky though to have technicians on remote sites for situations when I am not able to acomplish something through rdesktop/tsclient and/or ssh.
You are welcome - but it's not any easier to put all that onto XP box + SP + AV + critical updates + anti spyware... and you still don't have Office installed. By the time XP machine completes all required reboots, I would have been in a middle of a light supper, after finished watching LOTR.
You're not supposed to use words postgresql, mysql and Oracle in a single comment on Slashdot unless you were planning to stay around for a long, long time.
Right-click home desktop icon, chose Properties and check `always open in browser window'. Someone else already mentioned where to chose default view.
No they won't do it because open source is not a threat, due to poor interoperability!
smtp00.fbi.gov.
Both.
No, no, no.... passion for justice is every lawyer's driver!
What's the www for that site?
I fail to see your point. Seriously.
Are you saying that you are quite happy to serve Windows machines, which - don't we all know that? - are quite safe, versatile and robust?
It is still hard to believe that IBM would be able to make a big dent in Wintel market. At least not quickly. For some reason, I think IBM and Intel are on the same side here.
You sure you'll find some time to buy that ticket?
To be able not to scroll down-up-down-up-down to read the whole article. My laptop's screen is not exactly the size of the paper version. Firefox on Linux, of course.
Probably none of two - he must have thought fried chicken.
Pretty damn ugly and unreadable. These people need to figure out some basics of WWW before they try to write on the Internet about anything related to Internet.
And XP was ready for what exactly at the time of release?
If USA can attack another country "Just Like That"(tm), I would consider Chinese's censorship a godsend given it's only imposed within its own country.
See the difference?
1] Not likely but they will, soon. 2] Is there a need for one? 3] Of course they will.
No problems. Just make sure you double-click the attachment named AnnaKournikova.jpg.vbs
Fedora Core 3
"Start" button...
You don't expect that question to be answered, right? Of course they are serious. They just ran out of ideas and I think they finally realised that they can't fight Linux in the only way it could be challenged - product quality. FUD didn't work, lame acknowledgements ditto and their third option - takeover - is not possible due to GPL.
When is RMS scheduled to join?
I really don't understand what you mean by this. Both Red Hat Enterprise and Fedora Core are 100% opensourced, so how can they be opensourced further?
For some reason, I only had trouble with DRACs. Unbelievably slow. I am lucky though to have technicians on remote sites for situations when I am not able to acomplish something through rdesktop/tsclient and/or ssh.
Perhaps suggestion but trust me, it's never admin's choice.
Whole bloody trilogy.
You're not supposed to use words postgresql, mysql and Oracle in a single comment on Slashdot unless you were planning to stay around for a long, long time.