Which could be done by hold the first button on the link, and waiting for the pop up menu.
LOL!!
Dude.. that rocks.. I just got my mac a few weeks ago and I couldn't get round the one button trackpad.. so bad I actually got me a MS notebook wirellessintellithingy.... Guess I can leave that at home now..
i admit this one is RTFM.. wait.. there is no FM in the box...the FM is at O'reilly and they ahve yet to deliver.. gatt gatt gatt!!
Noble of them.. however we prefer to use non-proprietary stuff though.. So, ogg-vorbis is the way.. Now if Real were to use ogg in their commercial products so (and maybe challenge the ipod with ogg player hooked up to their online music store???) we wouldn't need proprietary licenses then we would all bow down and hail the penguin lova!
I actually think that many companies would be interestedd in renting their mail services from MS. Just think of the overhead providing a spam free and virus free mail/calendar/adressbook?
The alternative is to have your own system. NovellSuse are selling this solution but it demands a dedicated IT staff. For SME's I would suggest renting such a service. I would prefer to see a comapany presenting these services from a different platform but then again I have ABM'itis (ABM=AnythingButMicrosoft).
I agree with MS' strategy I differ on the platform. But then again if I had a gazillion potential users using my trademark product then I guess I would do the same. Anyone for e-groupware accounts;)
You are absolutely right!
I have just recently got a I book for the same reason. I don't trust lenovo any further than I can throw it... I must say that the apple is a better deal than the IBM for $ , I paid 999 with 50 bucks for the extra ram. I am currently "wardriving" from a local bar grace a airport extreme..... Indeed OSX is funky doodles yet it ain't linux. Whilst I am learning to appreciate darwin I still like a good ol linux box, but no worries here either as we can just boot from firewire drives so a nifty lacie or even an ipod and linus your uncle..
I disagree. The problem with most laptops is the dodgy quality of the manufacture. Linux as kernel for an OS is very suitable for a laptop. There are a variety of great distros out there and many of them cater perfectly to the mobile worker. Featuring everything from group calendars and addressbooks to MS-compatible wordprocessing, mediafile playback, wireless connectivity and this with good security potential and stability.. so really your post seems a little out of whack..
To get back to the issue dodgy manufacture...
As Intel has mentioned they are now happy with the support for centrino specific technology in the kernel perhaps they could take issue with the manufaturers taking care to build decent machines.
I have had horrible experience with most laptops I have used ranging from IBM to Acer spotting a sony and a toshiba along the way. They all sucked. Things broke, they were noisy and had the battery life of an amoeba.
Now I have found a decent manufacturer and they ain't even all that expensive..
Stink different, that's right, Apple.. runs like a charm and Yellow Dog is pretty nifty (coming from Redhat on x86-32). These puppys have far superior battery performance and build quality than anything twice their cost is available in x86-32... so.. I hope that Centrino delivers but i doubt sincerely...
Actually Intel reports a pretty interesting reason for the "ban" and also as to why they now allow it..
Karen Regis, manager of mobile programs and promotions at the chipmaker said the reason for the change was that with the release of the 2.6.8 Linux kernel, the open source operating system's power management abilities now meet Intel's requirements for Centrino notebook battery life.
Design a printer (can't be too tough) and make the standard for the parts and consumables an open and free standard so anyone can produce the consumables. Open source the drivers and Voila! Bye Bye HP!
Well you see... if I assert my copyright on your code (which you neglected to assert under your copyright), I become the claimant.. isn't that silly?
(c) Copyright DenDave 2005
Which means I "may" sue you for a kid publishing his high-school garageband mp3's on a blog system you put on sourceforge....
Whether the courts will through me out or not is not germane here..
Your lawyer will bill you anyway...
(e) As used in this section,"commercial recording or audiovisual work" means a recording or audiovisual work whose copyright owner, or assignee, authorized agent, or licensee, has made or intends to make available for sale, rental, or for performance or exhibition to the public under license, but does not include an excerpt consisting of less than substantially all of a recording or audiovisual work. A recording or audiovisual work may be commercial regardless of whether the person who electronically disseminates it seeks commercial advantage or private financial gain from that dissemination.
And hence no more copyleft/creative commons in california..
Oh, and that just made Magnatune.com illegal for californians as well... (or is it californianasswell)
Awe dude, well at least you have G5 CPU but I guess that isn't much consolation...
Oh well I got an Ibook last week and they just slashed the prices in Europe so I feel a bit Appled as well.. Used to be the same back in the early 90's... DenDave would get a mac and a week later prices would drop or something else came out...
I am just glad that Tiger didn't come out yet, cuz that would've peeved me mucho...
Don't tell me you dished out on a G5 imac? Awe that would hurt..
Anyone notice how for 1500 you get the Mini and a 20 Inch (sexy) cinema display?
Dang that's why they hacked the price of those monitors last week!!
Slashdot Mirror
LOL!! Dude.. that rocks.. I just got my mac a few weeks ago and I couldn't get round the one button trackpad.. so bad I actually got me a MS notebook wirellessintellithingy.... Guess I can leave that at home now..
i admit this one is RTFM.. wait.. there is no FM in the box...the FM is at O'reilly and they ahve yet to deliver.. gatt gatt gatt!!
gee .. I was just thinking about submitting a story about my old 8-track tape deck...
Noble of them.. however we prefer to use non-proprietary stuff though.. So, ogg-vorbis is the way.. Now if Real were to use ogg in their commercial products so (and maybe challenge the ipod with ogg player hooked up to their online music store???) we wouldn't need proprietary licenses then we would all bow down and hail the penguin lova!
I actually think that many companies would be interestedd in renting their mail services from MS. Just think of the overhead providing a spam free and virus free mail/calendar/adressbook?
;)
The alternative is to have your own system. NovellSuse are selling this solution but it demands a dedicated IT staff. For SME's I would suggest renting such a service. I would prefer to see a comapany presenting these services from a different platform but then again I have ABM'itis (ABM=AnythingButMicrosoft).
I agree with MS' strategy I differ on the platform. But then again if I had a gazillion potential users using my trademark product then I guess I would do the same. Anyone for e-groupware accounts
You are absolutely right! I have just recently got a I book for the same reason. I don't trust lenovo any further than I can throw it... I must say that the apple is a better deal than the IBM for $ , I paid 999 with 50 bucks for the extra ram. I am currently "wardriving" from a local bar grace a airport extreme..... Indeed OSX is funky doodles yet it ain't linux. Whilst I am learning to appreciate darwin I still like a good ol linux box, but no worries here either as we can just boot from firewire drives so a nifty lacie or even an ipod and linus your uncle..
Yes I can. It is the source article which is linked in the slashdot post.
Please read these things before crapflooding.
There's no reason to...
So howz that anonymous thing going for ya?
impressed not!
I disagree. The problem with most laptops is the dodgy quality of the manufacture. Linux as kernel for an OS is very suitable for a laptop. There are a variety of great distros out there and many of them cater perfectly to the mobile worker. Featuring everything from group calendars and addressbooks to MS-compatible wordprocessing, mediafile playback, wireless connectivity and this with good security potential and stability.. so really your post seems a little out of whack.. To get back to the issue dodgy manufacture... As Intel has mentioned they are now happy with the support for centrino specific technology in the kernel perhaps they could take issue with the manufaturers taking care to build decent machines. I have had horrible experience with most laptops I have used ranging from IBM to Acer spotting a sony and a toshiba along the way. They all sucked. Things broke, they were noisy and had the battery life of an amoeba. Now I have found a decent manufacturer and they ain't even all that expensive.. Stink different, that's right, Apple.. runs like a charm and Yellow Dog is pretty nifty (coming from Redhat on x86-32). These puppys have far superior battery performance and build quality than anything twice their cost is available in x86-32... so.. I hope that Centrino delivers but i doubt sincerely...
Design a printer (can't be too tough) and make the standard for the parts and consumables an open and free standard so anyone can produce the consumables. Open source the drivers and Voila! Bye Bye HP!
Well you see... if I assert my copyright on your code (which you neglected to assert under your copyright), I become the claimant.. isn't that silly?
(c) Copyright DenDave 2005
yep.. lets ban the internet.. again (sigh)
Which means I "may" sue you for a kid publishing his high-school garageband mp3's on a blog system you put on sourceforge.... Whether the courts will through me out or not is not germane here.. Your lawyer will bill you anyway...
And hence no more copyleft/creative commons in california..
Oh, and that just made Magnatune.com illegal for californians as well... (or is it californianasswell)
only a fiver?
Anyone notice the Mac in the back?
Gates didn't age well but he didn't start off all that good either... dang what freak...
Would you like to play a game?
You should check LSB compliance from a distro perspective and not vice versa.
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ftp://ftp.freestandards.org/pub/lsb/test_result
LOL! I just ordered it!
Ever owned a Porsche?
now that's high maintenance...
Awe dude, well at least you have G5 CPU but I guess that isn't much consolation... Oh well I got an Ibook last week and they just slashed the prices in Europe so I feel a bit Appled as well.. Used to be the same back in the early 90's... DenDave would get a mac and a week later prices would drop or something else came out... I am just glad that Tiger didn't come out yet, cuz that would've peeved me mucho...
dunno but I see meta moderation yet when I click it doesn't work so I fear Fear FEAR something is amock!!! MALDA GET YOUR BUMSICKLE OVER HERE!!!!
A Porsche
Don't tell me you dished out on a G5 imac? Awe that would hurt.. Anyone notice how for 1500 you get the Mini and a 20 Inch (sexy) cinema display? Dang that's why they hacked the price of those monitors last week!!
yeah, somthing like the Ipod Shuffle?