Beethoven is considered by many to be Classical as well. While the divide between the Baroque and Classical eras of music is widely agreed to have occurred in 1750 with the death of J. S. Bach, the divide between the Classical and Romantic eras is substantially fuzzier.
The terminal is the Linux equivalent of the cmd.exe prompt that you need to use for a lot of things in Windows. Makefiles are things that you'll never need to touch unless you're either developing software yourself or using a distribution without an automated package management system (do any of those still exist?)
MPlayer isn't meant to be easy to use. If you want a user-friendly media player for playing DVDs, use Totem, Xine, or any number of other GUI-based apps that never require that you open a command line or edit a config file..
Of course, you likely don't want a user-friendly media player for playing DVDs, since choosing anything other than the most un-user-friendly Linux application for any particular purpose would completely undermine your argument.
You mean, if Slashdot stored every comment twice, there would be no more redundant posts? What about incorrect or off-topic posts? Would these, also, be a thing of the past?
Does this apply to articles as well? No more dupes? No more FUD? No more slashvertizements?
You, my friend, are a genius!
And I was trying not to post in this thread, so I could moderate something! Damn you!
Making sure that a given piece of hardware will work in Linux means making sure that there's a driver for it. Linux drivers are contained within the kernel. All Linux distributions use the same kernel, or a slightly modified version of the same base kernel. Therefore, if a given piece of hardware works in one Linux distribution, it can be reasonably assumed that it will work in all up-to-date Linux distributions.
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Beethoven is considered by many to be Classical as well. While the divide between the Baroque and Classical eras of music is widely agreed to have occurred in 1750 with the death of J. S. Bach, the divide between the Classical and Romantic eras is substantially fuzzier.
There's no wrong way to eat a Rhesus.
And then when someone finally does go ahead and pick a colour it's the ugliest brown you've ever seen. Yeesh, what were they thinking?
Zeist.
All right, enough is enough! I've had it with these motherfucking monkeys on these motherfucking typewriters!
Yeah, but that "Anonymous Coward" guy never shuts up about it.
How does he find time to post that much on Slashdot, anyway? Half the comments here are from him.
Microsoft had rented their programmers to 3DRealms to work on duke Nukem Forever during that time.
Lucky bastard.
The terminal is the Linux equivalent of the cmd.exe prompt that you need to use for a lot of things in Windows. Makefiles are things that you'll never need to touch unless you're either developing software yourself or using a distribution without an automated package management system (do any of those still exist?)
MPlayer isn't meant to be easy to use. If you want a user-friendly media player for playing DVDs, use Totem, Xine, or any number of other GUI-based apps that never require that you open a command line or edit a config file..
Of course, you likely don't want a user-friendly media player for playing DVDs, since choosing anything other than the most un-user-friendly Linux application for any particular purpose would completely undermine your argument.
No, they'd need NES parts as well, specifically the Power Glove.
It's times like this that I'm really glad that TV and videogames have killed my imagination.
You mean, if Slashdot stored every comment twice, there would be no more redundant posts? What about incorrect or off-topic posts? Would these, also, be a thing of the past?
Does this apply to articles as well? No more dupes? No more FUD? No more slashvertizements?
You, my friend, are a genius!
And I was trying not to post in this thread, so I could moderate something! Damn you!
Was he the serial killer or the sitcom character?
the same as always.
It seems to me to be pretty much
Sounds like a Mega Man X maverick.
"Get equipped with... Lateral Line."
Next thing you know, they'll be rewriting scripts and still putting the original screenwriter's name in the credits!
Making sure that a given piece of hardware will work in Linux means making sure that there's a driver for it. Linux drivers are contained within the kernel. All Linux distributions use the same kernel, or a slightly modified version of the same base kernel. Therefore, if a given piece of hardware works in one Linux distribution, it can be reasonably assumed that it will work in all up-to-date Linux distributions.
So in order to clone this frog they'll just have to use some velociraptor DNA.
"I am an insect who dreamt he was a frog, but now that dream is over."
I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes.
Do you have a link to any site with more information on how to build laptops and where a home user would buy the components?
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That's 14 letters. Do you perchance work for Verizon?