I've spent many long hours working in Peak and in Audacity, and not only is Audacity more stable, but the interface is a whole lot faster and more intuitive.
and Peak and SoundEdit 16 don't support LADSPA plugins. Audacity does.
kudos, Dominic et al! along with Samba, LADSPA, and Ardour, your software has been critical in all the recording I've done recently.
on my audio-editing system, I'm still running 2.4.22 with andrew morton's patches. last time I saw any benchmarks, the 2.4 kernels were outperforming 2.6 kernels on single-processor systems -- is that still true?
I'd be more than happy to upgrade, if there's a tangible performance advantage... anyone?
it's not a problem that's likely to be fixed -- opera is, by design, a memory-heavy web browser. the primary architectural difference between opera and the other leading web browsers is that opera maintains a copy of the *rendered* web page in memory, rather than rendering it on demand (as mozilla/netscape, IE, and konqueror/safari do).
if you have a lot of memory, and don't run a lot of other stuff in the background, opera may be the browser for you. but if you don't want a browser that consumes vast amounts of memory (with, admittedly, some increases in speed), then you'd best choose something else.
now, if you *really* want something fast, try elinks.;-)
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and Peak and SoundEdit 16 don't support LADSPA plugins. Audacity does.
kudos, Dominic et al! along with Samba, LADSPA, and Ardour, your software has been critical in all the recording I've done recently.
really. just get an ETC system and be done with it.
...unless your competitor spends gazillions of dollars on advertising.
for $199, I'd have expected something like this would be included in the retail box. too little, too late methinks.
indeed...
Top 15 of 87 Total User Agents
# Hits User Agent
1 18978 36.66% Mozilla/5.0 (Windows)
2 15048 29.07% Mozilla/5.0 (X11)
3 5226 10.09% MSIE 6.0
4 2858 5.52% MSIE 6.0 (Windows NT 5.0)
5 2179 4.21% Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh)
6 1854 3.58% MSIE 6.0 (Windows NT 5.1)
7 1208 2.33% Lynx/2.8.4rel.1 libwww-FM/2.14 SSL-MM/1.4.1 GNUTLS/0.8.6
8 222 0.43% MSIE 5.5 (Windows 98)
9 179 0.35% MSIE 6.0 (Q312461)
10 162 0.31% MSIE 4.01 (240x320)
11 161 0.31% MSIE 6.0 (Windows 98)
12 154 0.30% MSIE 5.22 (Mac_PowerPC)
13 119 0.23% MSIE 5.0 (Mac_PowerPC)
14 105 0.20% MSIE 5.16 (Mac_PowerPC)
15 95 0.18% MSIE 6.0 (.NET CLR 1.1.4322)
open about:config in the URL bar.
(so why isn't it called Internet Explorer 0.6?)
mozdev.org is so slammed that even the google cache is dying.
I'd be more than happy to upgrade, if there's a tangible performance advantage... anyone?
you stay away from my grub, you hear?
if you have a lot of memory, and don't run a lot of other stuff in the background, opera may be the browser for you. but if you don't want a browser that consumes vast amounts of memory (with, admittedly, some increases in speed), then you'd best choose something else.
now, if you *really* want something fast, try elinks. ;-)
then again, *I* use vi.
;-)
that was lovely. thanks.
but whatever, it's not like I need to send mail to anyone at AOL anyway.
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this scene is a great homage to the meeting with the sea-watchman in beowulf. you should read it -- it's only 3182 lines.
who even uses these, ahem, Tablet PC's ??
just a thought.
no pun intended.
runs surprisingly well, as does duke nukem 2 :-)
*i* couldn't get dn3d to run on dosemu+freedos, but it may be possible, particularly if you use, say, MSDOS 6.2 instead of freedos.
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sigh.
hmm.
[croddy@debianbox ~]$ gcc (tab)(tab)
gcc gcc-3.0 gccbug gccbug-3.3
gcc-2.95 gcc-3.3 gccbug-3.0 gccmakedep
[croddy@debianbox ~]$ python (tab)(tab)
python python2.1 python2.3
[croddy@debianbox ~]$ automake (tab)(tab)
automake automake-1.7
[croddy@debianbox ~]$ autoconf (tab)(tab)
autoconf autoconf-wrapper autoconf2.13 autoconf2.50