Personally, I can't wait for a knoppix with NTFS write support. As a person who spends a great deal of time fixing machines running mostly Windows XP, I'll greatly enjoy being able to fix their fscked up computers without having to actually use windows XP.
For a second I misread it and thought that the article would be about Star Trek OS, Enterprise Edition running on a Mach 5 Microkernel. Imagine my disappointment.
simple installation? Have you ever installed any MS programs? Firstly, you have to purchase a copy of the software, then you have to put the CD into your computer. Then, you have to type in some 64-digit activation code. then you run it, and it crashes. It's a lot easier to just apt-get install OpenOffice.org.
I use the GIMP on a regular basis for digital photograph manipulation. It's extremely stable. The only times I've seen the GIMP crash, it was running on Windows XP, which itself is buggy, and crashes. I also sometimes use Photoshop 6 on a Mac for a publication that I work on. When we were running OS 9, PS would frequently lock up the computers for no reason. Now that we're running OS X, it only locks up when we try to import scanned images.
While it is apparent that Apple is attempting to make a better platform for graphics editing (though at the same time taking the backwards step of sticking LCD monitors on everything), for the time being, Linux running GIMP is the most stable platform I've found for graphics work.
How about reviving Duke3d? It offered a simple interpretted language (.con files) that offered quick results and offers a slightly more interesting environment than LOGO. It was one of my first programming experiences. Kids can start small, changing values, giving themselves more ammo, etc, and eventually work into programming their own rocket-launching trashcans of death. There's a lot to be learned from a stable existing program base that's open to hacking.
Not to mention, it now fits the technical/ethical preferences of those open-source types.
Slashdot Mirror
It's an inadvertant DoS caused by the ping flood that occurs whenever slashdot is slightly slower than usual.
This "Linux" and "Open Source" stuff sounds dangerous. Thank God I use GNU/Linux, which is free software.
Just what we need... server admins who can't grasp the simple skills required to use a console.
...that someone would want to be confused for them.
whoever makes this work seemlessly first will be a huge winner. Unless it is Microsoft, which will promptly be shut down for Monopolistic practices.
It should be able to patent its own inventions. ROBOT EQUALITY NOW!
I hope they can see this, because I am doing it harder than I have ever done it before.
Isn't SFU Stupid FuXing User?
Saying "rather" twice in four words is a mark of pretty bad style as well.
Personally, I can't wait for a knoppix with NTFS write support. As a person who spends a great deal of time fixing machines running mostly Windows XP, I'll greatly enjoy being able to fix their fscked up computers without having to actually use windows XP.
Darwin isn't a politically oriented BSD at all. It's politically oriented Mach.
For a second I misread it and thought that the article would be about Star Trek OS, Enterprise Edition running on a Mach 5 Microkernel. Imagine my disappointment.
simple installation? Have you ever installed any MS programs? Firstly, you have to purchase a copy of the software, then you have to put the CD into your computer. Then, you have to type in some 64-digit activation code. then you run it, and it crashes.
It's a lot easier to just apt-get install OpenOffice.org.
I use the GIMP on a regular basis for digital photograph manipulation. It's extremely stable. The only times I've seen the GIMP crash, it was running on Windows XP, which itself is buggy, and crashes. I also sometimes use Photoshop 6 on a Mac for a publication that I work on. When we were running OS 9, PS would frequently lock up the computers for no reason. Now that we're running OS X, it only locks up when we try to import scanned images.
While it is apparent that Apple is attempting to make a better platform for graphics editing (though at the same time taking the backwards step of sticking LCD monitors on everything), for the time being, Linux running GIMP is the most stable platform I've found for graphics work.
He probably is getting his free Operating Systems confused. I bet he was thinking of HURD.
Why would anyone want to rename Services For Unix? It has such a catchy acronym.
400 days? Your kernel must be horribly outdated.
man imovie man idvd
It seems that SCO, as much as they hate the GPL, have nothing bad to say about the LGPL.
I have something that on my computer. /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature
cat
61 C
What fools, everyone knows the moon is made of blue cheese, not green cheese.
What's the highest score you've ever recieved from the "Tokyo" Scenerio of Sim City.
How about reviving Duke3d? It offered a simple interpretted language (.con files) that offered quick results and offers a slightly more interesting environment than LOGO. It was one of my first programming experiences. Kids can start small, changing values, giving themselves more ammo, etc, and eventually work into programming their own rocket-launching trashcans of death. There's a lot to be learned from a stable existing program base that's open to hacking. Not to mention, it now fits the technical/ethical preferences of those open-source types.