I could spend a lot of time beriding your ignorance, but instead, you can google three words--linux extended attributes--and you will understand for yourself.
Yes, on GNU/Linux you need to Google for it to make it work, as it't most certainly not enabled by default. How convenient.
Take a deep breath, and repeat after me: The world is not the USA. The USA is not the world.
But you certainly are American, since...
Naturally, the usual disclaimers apply: I am not a lawyer; this is not legal advice; seek a lawyer for information relevant to your specific situation; etc., etc., etc.
I've got an EPIA 800 board which is supposed to work as a NAS/print/web server.
It locks up every now and them. Even when it's not under any particular load. My impression is that it's got a hardware bug and VIA are incompetent since they've been unable to fix it as the problem exists in various EPIA models.
I've been looking for an alternative since no way I'm going to buy another EPIA ever again. Pathetic, low-performance boards with issues.
1. Price. There's no way I'm going to shelling out £100+ for something I use occasionally.
For personal use, you'd be copying it anyway, so it wouldn't matter. For organizations, they cannot afford not to be incompatible with the rest of the world nor they want to be experimenting with an "unknown" WP.
2. Open Document Support. I am very wary about storing things in proprietary formats.
Completely irrelevant in the real world as no-one even knows Opendocument.
Slashdot Mirror
CCTV? But... that would just mean communist propaganda!
But you certainly are American, since...
Coincidence?
There is Oracle Express Edition which is easy to "play around with". At least on Win32.
Why do you say the intention is to protect consumers from pirated software when you know that's not the core intent?
The intent is to protect MS.
Wasn't this the most useless article posted?
I've got an EPIA 800 board which is supposed to work as a NAS/print/web server.
It locks up every now and them. Even when it's not under any particular load. My impression is that it's got a hardware bug and VIA are incompetent since they've been unable to fix it as the problem exists in various EPIA models.
I've been looking for an alternative since no way I'm going to buy another EPIA ever again. Pathetic, low-performance boards with issues.
See http://forums.viaarena.com/categories.aspx?catid=2 8&entercat=y if you care. Look for "hang", "dma" and "lock"
I can also copy-paste text from PDF with Acrobat Reader as that's how much worth is Kword's PDF import.
1. Price. There's no way I'm going to shelling out £100+ for something I use occasionally.
For personal use, you'd be copying it anyway, so it wouldn't matter. For organizations, they cannot afford not to be incompatible with the rest of the world nor they want to be experimenting with an "unknown" WP.
2. Open Document Support. I am very wary about storing things in proprietary formats.
Completely irrelevant in the real world as no-one even knows Opendocument.
Yes but how does that help the Linux user? Bentley is Win32 only.
Must...resist...backslash...in...normal...text...
Dude, you're been too much with your beloved Windows.
In order to make people realize that, it would first need to be better (and higher quality).
Checking buzzword compliance:
* `Experience'... Check!
Hahaha! Ha... h... WHY IS THIS SUPPOSED TO BE FUNNY? This post has appeared here for like billion times.
Then a Title Should Be Written in Lower Case Also
Can we also stop using "experience", please.
This is like the Chewbacca defense! Completely irrelevant to the topic.
Oh yeah, and the displays and the keyboards aren't either? Or... wait... Of course the sound matters!
I'm 26, will I live to see the next Debian stable release? I know, my days are numbered, I only have 17444 or so left.
You must have felt like Ren Hoek when this happened to him:
"My collection of rare, incurable diseases -- violated!"
What, is this Tom's Hardware or something?
Rule 1: Whenever speaking about something new in the technology field, remember to use the word "experience".