Ever since Joseph Campbell made the mistake of interviewing Lucas for that "Myth" book, Lucas has grown a huge ego. Too bad he doesn't have the brains or tallent to match.
My vote: Drop ST3 altogether.
Quote "This would require a high level of international agreement to be effective."
We'll all be running around in ape suits chasing an (almost) naked Charlton Heston before this happens.
It is if ONLY you've signed an NDA. I did not sign an NDA at my current employer.
I explained to my employer (developing web apps) that 1/3 of the code is freely viewable anyway (right-click view source in the brower), 1/3 is the database stuff which is obvious and the 1/3 that's "business logic" is not that much of a secret anyway. What counted most (in our case anyway) is support. We support what we sell. My PHB was fine with this argument. Maybe I was just lucky.
Neither of these have helped Gnome's lousy inconsistent UI.
Heck Miguel himself realizes the huge kludge that is the gnome API. Now he's wasting his time trying to "re-imagine" the API as a.NET clone. LOL. What a joke. He'll be following BG around with a roll of toilet paper for years before that goes anywhere!
Sad really.... If Linux is going to make any headway on the desktop, Gnome's gotta go.
You said:
"And would the Mozilla and Konqueror communities fully regression test their changes against all of the various software it might affect.. no."
Can you say 'commingling'? A properly written application software should only have to test against itself. M$ has so deeply imbeeded IE into the OS that it requires a MASSIVE regression test against everything. Heck, I remember once applying an IE patch and my CD-ROM stopped working!
http://runrev.com It's based on Apple's Hypercard. Pretty easy to create simple apps. Cross platform as well.
Ever since Joseph Campbell made the mistake of interviewing Lucas for that "Myth" book, Lucas has grown a huge ego. Too bad he doesn't have the brains or tallent to match.
My vote: Drop ST3 altogether.
http://developers.sun.com/prodtech/javatools/jssta ndard/reference/techart/nexaweb.html
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I usually don't side with anon-cowards but seriously, post a reason - other than that pedantic free!=beer crap. Or are you the moron?
about a Trekky movie about speaking Klingon???
Wazzup with that?
Please. Let's make Bill happy.
No it was incompetence. Apple DOS (even before ProDOS) had long file name support. That was wayyy back in like 79-80.
Quote "This would require a high level of international agreement to be effective." We'll all be running around in ape suits chasing an (almost) naked Charlton Heston before this happens.
It is if ONLY you've signed an NDA. I did not sign an NDA at my current employer. I explained to my employer (developing web apps) that 1/3 of the code is freely viewable anyway (right-click view source in the brower), 1/3 is the database stuff which is obvious and the 1/3 that's "business logic" is not that much of a secret anyway. What counted most (in our case anyway) is support. We support what we sell. My PHB was fine with this argument. Maybe I was just lucky.
First change your name to Br4|) and live with the humiliation of it for a while before inflicting that on your child.
Then I guess Miguel does want to get sued.
C# is a lot like Java in that is it "portable" but not really
So it's not like java at all. right?
Last I heard they were planning to use Wine to provide the GUI .Forms interface
Er, no. Mono will never be able to provide parts which are IP encumbered unless Miguel want's to get sued. How hard is that to understand?
GNOME Release Team
Neither of these have helped Gnome's lousy inconsistent UI.
Heck Miguel himself realizes the huge kludge that is the gnome API. Now he's wasting his time trying to "re-imagine" the API as a .NET clone. LOL. What a joke. He'll be following BG around with a roll of toilet paper for years before that goes anywhere!
Sad really.... If Linux is going to make any headway on the desktop, Gnome's gotta go.
No troll. Just curious. Anyone have pricing info?
...and all the the other AV vendors out there.
From Suse's web site I guess Eric missed this. :)
Just wondering if PHP has come out of the 80s yet.
see: http://www.manageability.org/manageabilityWiki/Why JavaIsBetterThanDotNet
Or do a Google search
Perhaps the SCO software division wrote this virus to discredit the open source movement... Had to be said.
You said: "And would the Mozilla and Konqueror communities fully regression test their changes against all of the various software it might affect.. no."
Can you say 'commingling'? A properly written application software should only have to test against itself. M$ has so deeply imbeeded IE into the OS that it requires a MASSIVE regression test against everything. Heck, I remember once applying an IE patch and my CD-ROM stopped working!
If the author had bothered to click 'next' Results 16-30 of about 8897489 containing "linux windows" DOH!
From the PHP manual
I don't know about TypoNAM, but ET is great. It's fast for lan/internet games, has very team-oriented ruls and it run on Linux too!
... on software. You know who I'm talking about. :)