Huh? What are you smoking? They have analog and digital (optical) input. What more do you want? Get a real soundcard for your computer; the higher end ones now have a TOSLink connector on them for digital reproduction.
Wow, another person who obviously didn't read the license. Look people, this is simple. If you don't like the license, get on with your life and don't use the code. Grow up.
If you don't care to use it, STOP YOUR DAMNED WHINING and get on with your life. Someone with half a brain will read the license instead of just listening to what people say about it.
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Aren't you people tired of recompiling a new kernel every week?
Sort of, and not on all SPARC hardware. Don't let your religion pull wool over your eyes.
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Clueless monkey,.US is free. US is still maintained by the IANA who has delegated most of the actual DNS away to various other organizations around the country. For instance, I maintain quite a few local city and town domains for NO cost.
Oh please, I certainly hope Apple doesn't slide down the slippery slope of the not-truely-free GPL. Besides, what's wrong with putting the license you want on your code?
Then stop whining. As was said before, put up or shut up. I'm sure there are enough people out there who can stop whining long enough to provide something useful.
Prove there are more than 7-10 million users, and maybe the media will pick up on it. Until then, they will continue to use that number as truth. Besides, how do you know that number wasn't inflated back then, and it's actually true now? Oh, and site sources please, not idle speculation.
As long as it doesn't duplicate any ugly "look-and-feel" crap from Windows or what I've seen of GTK+ applications under X11. BeOS's GUI is simple and clean; don't ruin that please.
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Why should they dump their perfectly acceptable license just to use yours? So much for "freedom".
So much for software freedom.. demanding that you turn YOUR project into a GPL-polluted project.
Wow, great way for YOU to look stupid. Linux was a project originally derived from Minix code.
Huh? What are you smoking? They have analog and digital (optical) input. What more do you want? Get a real soundcard for your computer; the higher end ones now have a TOSLink connector on them for digital reproduction.
The NetBSD group has had much success in netbooting (and locally booting now) both rev A and B iMacs with NetBSD/macppc.
USB is (and has been) working fine under NetBSD.
Yeah, and with them holding a gun to your head, you have no choice but to use their hardware and software? *eye roll*
Just as a note, Libretto's run FreeBSD with the PAO modifications as well.
Wow, another person who obviously didn't read the license. Look people, this is simple. If you don't like the license, get on with your life and don't use the code. Grow up.
If you don't care to use it, STOP YOUR DAMNED WHINING and get on with your life. Someone with half a brain will read the license instead of just listening to what people say about it.
Aren't you people tired of recompiling a new kernel every week?
And then watch as the Intel-based machine chokes starving for bandwidth between CPU, memory, and your SCSI bus. Moral? You get what you pay for.
Sort of, and not on all SPARC hardware. Don't let your religion pull wool over your eyes.
Clueless monkey, .US is free. US is still maintained by the IANA who has delegated most of the actual DNS away to various other organizations around the country. For instance, I maintain quite a few local city and town domains for NO cost.
Oh please, I certainly hope Apple doesn't slide down the slippery slope of the not-truely-free GPL. Besides, what's wrong with putting the license you want on your code?
Then stop whining. As was said before, put up or shut up. I'm sure there are enough people out there who can stop whining long enough to provide something useful.
Maybe the company is trying to protect themselves and their investments?
Prove there are more than 7-10 million users, and maybe the media will pick up on it. Until then, they will continue to use that number as truth. Besides, how do you know that number wasn't inflated back then, and it's actually true now? Oh, and site sources please, not idle speculation.
Uhh.. Why?
As long as it doesn't duplicate any ugly "look-and-feel" crap from Windows or what I've seen of GTK+ applications under X11. BeOS's GUI is simple and clean; don't ruin that please.
Please, dear God no. Those of us using Solaris and find that it works just fine the way it is pray that this doesn't happen.