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  1. Re:I for one. on Plasma Comes Alive · · Score: 1
  2. Re:I already use a Windows desktop alternative. on Alternative To Windows Desktops · · Score: 2, Funny

    Linux is such a good desktop alternative [...] I Hate when people are comparing software with hardware

    And I hate it when people compare Linux with XFree.

  3. Re:poor nintendo on Has Nintendo Lost Its Edge? · · Score: 1

    haha, funny but true. I wish I had modpoints now.

  4. SCO on Supersonic Flight Without The Sonic Boom · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    SCO claims to have the copyright on SCOnic...oh wait.

  5. Am i the only one noticing, or am i completly off? on New Competition For CodeWeavers: Aclerex · · Score: 1

    Aclerex is a fork of wine if i'm not mistaken, and wine is licenced under the GPL, how can they then sell it?

    Ok, I know you can sell free software, but as the article said: they'd rather sell to corporations. So no downloads available, sorry. No source available? WineX has source available which is free, and they also have a version you can buy which has some non-free win32 dll thingies.

    Please correct me if i'm wrong, it feels like I am, but can they do this?

  6. Re:too much of a hippy on RMS on SCO, Distributions, DRM · · Score: 1

    this guy is just an idealistic hippy
    Okey, now how is that a bad thing? Idealistic yes,
    but he also does something which is writing
    free software, so he not just one idealistic hippy,
    he is also a programmer, maybe a progammer just
    like you. And that he is an idealist doesn't make
    him bad in any way, it is often in the minds of
    these radical people new ideas are made.

    they do it because someone will pay them.
    Horray for the good "if he jump in the ocean,
    so will I" thinking. Yes, most people do write
    software for money because we live in a society
    based on money. Most people work to make money,
    not to help out other people or make new
    technology for the future. But yes, most people
    to write software for money, but that doesn't
    necessary make it the right thing to do.

    Software is a product, just like anything else. When you buy a car, they don't include blueprints for free . . why include source code??
    I really don't feel like i have enough knowledge
    to answer this question, since I don't know how
    easy the blueprints for a car is to get, but the truth
    is that a car really isn't much of a technology
    thing, sure, it is, but the technology for how
    it works is free and available to everyone.
    (Yes, you can also consider F1-Racing cars, but
    that's another story, and they are not trying to
    take control over a market with them, it's just
    a sport where someone wins, and they
    usually only make one or two models).

    What the hell, I wrote a really long answer to some AC comment, I need sleep now. Watch out for
    those spelling mistakes.

  7. Re:So now... on FSF, GCC, and SCO Compiler Support · · Score: 1

    Are you sure you don't mean the -ffor-scope, fno-for-scope, -mno-under-scores or -fleading-underscore flags?

  8. Let's get serious on Surviving Slashdotting with a Small Server · · Score: 1

    Okey people, let's prove them wrong!
    Open the links in the story twice from now on ;-)

  9. Pictures on Assembly '03 · · Score: 3, Informative

    For those interested, slengpung will be updated with pictures later.

  10. Sorrey on Blinkenlights @ Chaos Communication Camp 2003 · · Score: 1

    It's at the same date as Assembly, so I can't attend.

  11. Irix package management on Automated Package Management for IRIX? · · Score: 2, Insightful

    IIRC there is something called swmgr for IRIX, if that's not what you mentioned in the "SGI open source server" thing. At least it should handle dependencies, and I also found some old slashdot comment on the subject available here.
    Hope this can help.

  12. Isn't this suppored by DRI? on ATI's Radeon Linux drivers no longer supported? · · Score: 5, Informative

    Check here for more information. I am not sure though.

  13. Re:What is this? on Making Mouse Wheels Work w/ a KVM? · · Score: 1

    Oh, that's just great.

  14. Re:What is this? on Making Mouse Wheels Work w/ a KVM? · · Score: 1

    You could have written this with the OldMiner username, couldn't you? Or are you to afraid to stand for what you just said?

  15. What is this? on Making Mouse Wheels Work w/ a KVM? · · Score: 4, Informative

    Okey, what is this? Isn't this the sort of question you usually ask in a discussion forum or even IRC? I don't see why someone whould make a slashdot article over it. I did a search on google and found many resources for how to fix this, take a look here, here and here. And if you want to browse the results yourself, here.
    I've googled and found nothing of real use there.
    I don't have a device like this myself, but from the results I got I'll say it looks quite useful.

  16. Cassini Oval? on The Cassini Division · · Score: 1

    I couldn't help noticing, but does this have something to do with the object "Cassini Oval"?

  17. Re:Excelent on Linux Kernel 2.4.21 Released · · Score: 1

    His writing on a Linux machine now what? Or did you mean "Your're"?

    Yes, he meant that and "Excelent" and "compaired" and "hese" and "apear" and "taks". ;-)

  18. Won't work _in my opinion_ on Stronger Anti-Spam Law Proposed · · Score: 4, Insightful

    let individuals sue spammers for $1000 per message
    I don't think many individuals would bother with this, it's easier to just the delete the spam mail than it is to risk loosing money on some lawsuit, and even if they did decide to sue them they would only have "defeated" one spammer (or his team or whatever it could be). 1 down 50000 to go.

  19. Re:Hype on Duke Nukem Versus Take Two? · · Score: 1

    I don't think they knew about the problems that would come later on at that stage. But still, then they should not announce it until they were sure that it would be released :)

  20. demos on Ideas for High School Computer Club Activities? · · Score: 2, Informative

    You could create so called "demos" which requires a bit of everything, programming, graphics and music. More information can be found here. There is already a lot of them out there from C64, Amiga, texas instument calculator demos and PC demos, most of them can be found here. They are useless but then again fun to make :)

  21. Re:This just won't work. on Kazaa/Altnet To Pay Users For Trading Content · · Score: 1

    Okey!! It was completly offtopic, sorry! Blargh, tell me to RTFA or something ;)

  22. This just won't work. on Kazaa/Altnet To Pay Users For Trading Content · · Score: 1

    Exactly what are they trying to do? Okey, make money obviously, but it will never work. There is so many alternatives out there which are free, so why would someone who won't even pay for movies or software pay for this? At least Kazaa who also contain so called "spyware" should not really consider this (yes, someone already made this point), so this just have to be a shot in the wrong direction.
    And if someone is looking for better alternatives I could recommend gift :-).

  23. Pwm is nice as well. on EvilWM - Minimalist Window Manager · · Score: 5, Informative

    I have never tried EvilWM but it looks much like another minimalist window manager called PWM, which is a tabbed Window Manager. It was the first window manager to implement so called "tabs" on windows which can also be found on for example fluxbox. More information on it's homepage.

  24. A book? on War Of The Ring - Tolkien RTS Previewed · · Score: 4, Funny

    Now there is a game and a movie! Does anyone know when the book will be out?

  25. They are just afraid. on Duke Nukem Not Out In 2003, Manhunt, GTA, More.. · · Score: 1

    Why do I feel this has something to do with competition? I can see at least two winning titles which is Doom3 and HalfLife2 at the horizon, so my guess is that they don't have enough eye candy and/or technology to acually get people to buy it.