Speaking of Gnome or KDE, I'm currently evaluating Linux on the desktop for the company that I work at and would definitly be interested in people's comments or any resources that would help me make a determination of which desktop to implement. There seems to be a lot of "noise" when it comes to choosing between these two desktops and not a whole bunch of useful information.
Any takers?:)
Totally agree...
Although I'd even go farther and suggest that it would be great to have 802.11 capability rather then Bluetooth; this would allow for increased range and the capability to create an adhoc network allowing a large group of people in the same area to play multiplayer games together.
Web browsing on a GBA?? pfftrs...
As long as the system restore features are enabled in windows XP, for the most part I've found that it automatically creates a restore point before applying the automatic updates which makes it quite easy to remove an offending update (gotta be careful on using this feature though as it *can* corrupt the catalogue files in winXP).
So at least where Windows XP boxes are concerned, it seems your worry about lack of rollbacks should be alleviated.
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Wonder if you could layer these screens to provide depth of vision as well...
There would be some interesting applications for a screen that could allow information to be displayed in three dimensions.
Speaking of Gnome or KDE, I'm currently evaluating Linux on the desktop for the company that I work at and would definitly be interested in people's comments or any resources that would help me make a determination of which desktop to implement. There seems to be a lot of "noise" when it comes to choosing between these two desktops and not a whole bunch of useful information. Any takers? :)
Totally agree... Although I'd even go farther and suggest that it would be great to have 802.11 capability rather then Bluetooth; this would allow for increased range and the capability to create an adhoc network allowing a large group of people in the same area to play multiplayer games together. Web browsing on a GBA?? pfftrs...
As long as the system restore features are enabled in windows XP, for the most part I've found that it automatically creates a restore point before applying the automatic updates which makes it quite easy to remove an offending update (gotta be careful on using this feature though as it *can* corrupt the catalogue files in winXP). So at least where Windows XP boxes are concerned, it seems your worry about lack of rollbacks should be alleviated.