I guess that you are not a redhat user. The up2date tool can only install packages that is bundled with distribution. For them up2date is fine, but what about the rest of the packages in the world? Is it so hard for the distribution makers to agree on a binary packaging, which bundles libs and others.
When you add IIS's considerable lead in private intranet hosting
Tell me if it so private how can people hack it. INTRANET. means that the people who has access/use are very limited. How can it be a goal for hackers if it is so limited?
To minimize costs i guess that you will want one pc in a central place. It should then be possible to control it remotely in some way.
I don't know how much you are into electronics, but it would be possible to make some kind of mixer (maybe software based) that would send a different signal every time a butten is pushed. That way you don't have to walk back to the central pc just to get a different signal.
At first i wanted to place the amplifiers centralized, but when i thought about it; Unless you can get amps with multiple channels at the same time that doesn't matter. That way you are free to either put them by the pc or in the room. You will need an amp for each set of speakers. I don't that that there will be a great degrade in sound quality unless you have a very big house.
To give an overview of the setup i would make:
centralized pc with mp3's. has a sound card for each room -> connected with an amp for each room -> In each room there is a little button which interfaces with the pc somehow. This button cycles through all the different signals played by the pc. You have to write some software for this, but it should be trivial. To extend it a little you could make one more button. This would change song or whatever.
This patch is released under the nvidia software licence. I guess that this makes it incompatible with the GPL. This is very bad. Far from all gamers compile their own kernel. They have to now in order to use this patch. Why didn't nvidia make this GPL so it could make it into the main linux source?
I totally agree with you. I guess that this is some lawyer and not a tech person that have written this. In his head downloading is when his IE comes with the save-to-disk dialog. He hasn't a clue what really is going on every time he opens a homepage.
I made a small perl script to count the lines of c code in the linux source (as shipped by redhat)
#!/usr/bin/perl
use File::Find;
find(\&wanted, ".");
sub wanted {
next unless/\.c$/;
open C, $_;
while () {$c++; }
}
print "$c\n";
There are about 3 million lines of code in the linux source. 80 lines are 0,003%. For SCO's sake i hope they have more evidence than these 80 lines - and that they can prove that the didn't rip them off them selves - either from linux or BSD.
Try making a formula in OO.o then try to open it in msword. There is nothing where the formula was. Pretty anoying as it means that i can't work on my math assignments at school. But apart from that i'm on you side. I find that the the conversion works pretty good too.
excuse me my ignorance - but how does the names "Windows" and say "sun" differ? There are both common words are there anything i don't see here?
/Esben
I see no mention of ut2003 in this article. It is one of the best ports i have seen. It runs nativily on linux. The installer is even included in the retail, which imho is great.
KDE loads and runs perfectly with no delays launching windows and apps take minimal time to load. It's not quite as fast as source-based distros, but for an everyday user, this is completely acceptable behavior. It still runs TONS better than Windows 9x, NT/2000, and XP combined.
Who is he kidding? As much as we all love linux and free software. A thing as opening new windows is one of the things that works well on windows. Always fast and the windows is opened before you release the mouse button./Esben
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Well not free software, but rar - yes available on linux - can split files as you go.
/Phre4k
I guess that you are not a redhat user. The up2date tool can only install packages that is bundled with distribution. For them up2date is fine, but what about the rest of the packages in the world? Is it so hard for the distribution makers to agree on a binary packaging, which bundles libs and others.
/Esben
Well no. It is 0.4 percent-points more popular than before, but 33 percents more popular.
/Esben
Quite a difference.
When you add IIS's considerable lead in private intranet hosting
/Esben
Tell me if it so private how can people hack it. INTRANET. means that the people who has access/use are very limited. How can it be a goal for hackers if it is so limited?
Prette lame when we are talking server software where apache has the lead. (apache 63% vs IIS 25% netcraft.com)
/Esben
hmm. i read: "I blackmailed Microsoft and all i got was this lousy t-shirt!".
To minimize costs i guess that you will want one pc in a central place. It should then be possible to control it remotely in some way.
/Esben
I don't know how much you are into electronics, but it would be possible to make some kind of mixer (maybe software based) that would send a different signal every time a butten is pushed. That way you don't have to walk back to the central pc just to get a different signal.
At first i wanted to place the amplifiers centralized, but when i thought about it; Unless you can get amps with multiple channels at the same time that doesn't matter. That way you are free to either put them by the pc or in the room. You will need an amp for each set of speakers. I don't that that there will be a great degrade in sound quality unless you have a very big house.
To give an overview of the setup i would make:
centralized pc with mp3's. has a sound card for each room -> connected with an amp for each room -> In each room there is a little button which interfaces with the pc somehow. This button cycles through all the different signals played by the pc. You have to write some software for this, but it should be trivial. To extend it a little you could make one more button. This would change song or whatever.
Just some thougts
This patch is released under the nvidia software licence. I guess that this makes it incompatible with the GPL. This is very bad. Far from all gamers compile their own kernel. They have to now in order to use this patch. Why didn't nvidia make this GPL so it could make it into the main linux source?
/Esben
I totally agree with you. I guess that this is some lawyer and not a tech person that have written this. In his head downloading is when his IE comes with the save-to-disk dialog. He hasn't a clue what really is going on every time he opens a homepage.
/Esben
They don't include monitors or (with one exception) floppy drives or modems.
/Esben
None of them includes monitors. The exception refers to floppy or modem.
Thinkgeek also has a one hand keyboard. Works a bit different though.
did that. It has no option for summarizing all the lines in an dir.
/Esben
I made a small perl script to count the lines of c code in the linux source (as shipped by redhat)
/\.c$/;
/Esben
#!/usr/bin/perl
use File::Find;
find(\&wanted, ".");
sub wanted {
next unless
open C, $_;
while () {$c++; }
}
print "$c\n";
There are about 3 million lines of code in the linux source. 80 lines are 0,003%. For SCO's sake i hope they have more evidence than these 80 lines - and that they can prove that the didn't rip them off them selves - either from linux or BSD.
Try making a formula in OO.o then try to open it in msword. There is nothing where the formula was. Pretty anoying as it means that i can't work on my math assignments at school. But apart from that i'm on you side. I find that the the conversion works pretty good too.
/Esben
that makes sence - thanks
/Esben
excuse me my ignorance - but how does the names "Windows" and say "sun" differ? There are both common words are there anything i don't see here?
/Esben
Given that it is an inexpirenced user knoppix would be a good bet. The new version should detect the braille thing automagically.
/Esben
People keep begging that nvidia release their drivers under a open license. Well i guess we now know why they don't. /Esben
I see no mention of ut2003 in this article. It is one of the best ports i have seen. It runs nativily on linux. The installer is even included in the retail, which imho is great.
/Esben
We need to convince the guys at filezilla.sf.net to port their exccelent client to linux. /Esben
KDE loads and runs perfectly with no delays launching windows and apps take minimal time to load. It's not quite as fast as source-based distros, but for an everyday user, this is completely acceptable behavior. It still runs TONS better than Windows 9x, NT/2000, and XP combined. Who is he kidding? As much as we all love linux and free software. A thing as opening new windows is one of the things that works well on windows. Always fast and the windows is opened before you release the mouse button. /Esben
get slashdotted twice!
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Please ignore my
If you want NTFS support for FreeBSD, simply find a source of unencumbered documentation on that FS and let the developers know where you found it.
/Esben
NTFS documentation is provided by these guys: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/
I ran gentoo for a while. I dont think it is easy to upgrade.
n too-1.4 .xml
The dist-upgrade feature is far more simple then:
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/upgrade-to-ge