Did you increase the background buffer in KDE? I think it defaults to 8MB, which is pretty small if you have several wallpapers on a high-resolution desktop.
The QA people I've known were familiar with email but wouldn't know a newsgroup from a hole in the ground. I would think that people in general would be more experienced with email (or even chat) than news, but I'm just guessing.
I don't suppose there is a rule preventing a KDE developer from creating packages for a distribution, but that doesn't obligate the project as a whole to maintain packages for various distributions.
I'm afraid I don't know anything WRT the hosting issue.
Of course, the fact that I know you are correct is even patheticer.
Umm. I'll blame my four-year-old. Yeah, it's his fault that I know Spongebob trivia! Yeah. Yeah, that's it.::/me backs out of the room, wishing he hadn't forgotten to dress this morning::
Enforceable conformance requirements are intrinsically incompatible with what people mean by "open source".
Can you explain how you arrived at this conclusion? I don't see how this would be incompatible with open source software, unless one of the conformance requirements is that the implementation can't be open source.
I'm not trying to say you're wrong or trying to flame you. I've just never seen this argument before, and I don't understand how your conclusion follows from your premises. Oh, and if you already explained it in your earlier posts to this thread, then I'm afraid it went over my head. Please assume I'm dumb, because I am.
Thanks for the update. The last I'd heard, there was no maintainer. I don't do any CD burning; I only use ide-scsi for tape backups. And Arkeia only talks to SCSI devices, so I'm kinda stuck if ide-scsi is broken. Glad to hear that it'll still be supported.
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Ah, so it is a genuine Microsoft patch.
Not this furry. KDE all the wee. Uh, I mean, way.
GIMP, of course, isn't actually a GNOME app.
Did you increase the background buffer in KDE? I think it defaults to 8MB, which is pretty small if you have several wallpapers on a high-resolution desktop.
I suppose because it took until 2004 for it to be fixed. The old Mac one was "fixed" by OS X years ago.
Actually, you're supposed to use your foot.
"Get it? 'Why' - 'Y'! ...It's funny, dammit!"
I don't understand why other programmers shunning third-party Java classes would make you feel "locked-in".
It must be great to have a job with no objective foundation. Do you rate movies, too?
Heh. They've been setting up this team for months, so I doubt ESR's week-old rant has anything to do with it.
"Krakks"?
The QA people I've known were familiar with email but wouldn't know a newsgroup from a hole in the ground. I would think that people in general would be more experienced with email (or even chat) than news, but I'm just guessing.
I'm afraid I don't know anything WRT the hosting issue.
I'd hate to be the sap trying to sell "Guh-nome".
Yes, it's optional.
What, do you leave your computers outside? Cool!
Yeah, and -- in my case -- the lack of Qt widgets.
BTW, would you like me to apply some salve to your willy?
Wow, that's pathetic.
:: /me backs out of the room, wishing he hadn't forgotten to dress this morning ::
Of course, the fact that I know you are correct is even patheticer.
Umm. I'll blame my four-year-old. Yeah, it's his fault that I know Spongebob trivia! Yeah. Yeah, that's it.
Yes, nobody can develop any more computer languages until Java is gone. God sez so.
Hmm. Tell me more about this obscure legal battle that only you seem to have heard about. 8-)
Can you explain how you arrived at this conclusion? I don't see how this would be incompatible with open source software, unless one of the conformance requirements is that the implementation can't be open source.
I'm not trying to say you're wrong or trying to flame you. I've just never seen this argument before, and I don't understand how your conclusion follows from your premises. Oh, and if you already explained it in your earlier posts to this thread, then I'm afraid it went over my head. Please assume I'm dumb, because I am.
Thanks.
Mod parent up +1 Funny.
Thanks for the update. The last I'd heard, there was no maintainer. I don't do any CD burning; I only use ide-scsi for tape backups. And Arkeia only talks to SCSI devices, so I'm kinda stuck if ide-scsi is broken. Glad to hear that it'll still be supported.
I've heard that, too. It's a show-stopper for me. I need ide-scsi so Arkeia can back up to my ATAPI tape drive.
And show me a Windows Upgrade Edition that actually upgrades your system without hosing it.