javac references imported classes from the.class(es) rather than, say, a plaintext header file. Java bytecode doesn't typically preserve parameter names*. Hence the only information the compiler sees for Color is a constructor with 4 int parameters.
* (apparently if you compile with the -g option, for debugging, that info is preserved. Or with -parameters with Java 8)
The poster said they didn't like Unity. Ubuntu runs other desktop environments - trying them out might be an easier migration path than downloading a new ISO media of a completely different distro.
Well if one can 'upgrade' to mint by switching repos then fine.
I was just advising against going to the trouble of wiping an ubuntu install (with working hardware) to clean installing fedora/opensuse etc only to find something didn't work.
Mod up. If the hardware is working, it doesn't make sense to re-installing from scratch without first exploring the alternative desktop environments available from the login manager on startup.
(Let's not turn this into an Ubuntu vs [random poster's fave distro] flamewar - the user already has Ubuntu installed on the device)
C++ is a horrible language. It's made more horrible by the fact that a lot of substandard programmers use it, to the point where it's much much easier to generate total and utter crap with it. Quite frankly, even if the choice of C were to do *nothing* but keep the C++ programmers out, that in itself would be a huge reason to use C.
German was an elective taught in the 1980s at my Australian secondary school (and presumably in the preceding decades). Something about being alert for WW3 - Russian was also an option.
The most memory these things seem to have is 2GB - I'm not sure RAM is socketable on these SoC designs.
So if you're expecting an AArch64 workstation to be competitive against Intel's latest Core-M offerings, you'll be disappointed.
But if you're content with the computing power of your phone/tablet and just want a fanless computer you can plug into your tv's HDMI port, read the article.
As a Gecko user, I'd hate for Webkit/Blink to become the only option. The interests of Google and Apple shareholders don't necessarily coincide with mine.
MS may still be the Great Satan but it's their time and energy being spent.
Neither his native Portuguese, Magalhaes nor the Spanish transliteration Magallanes feature a 'ge' spelling, so we can assume the English got it wrong.
Maddie Magellan pronounces her surname with a hard g in Jonathan Creek; that's good enough for me!
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Sounds pretty compatible if you ask me. I wouldn't expect a virtualized ARM processor to load x86 code.
I thought savoury chocolate sauce was the national condiment of Mexico?
You're a galah - the summary clearly says it wasn't a storm.
javac references imported classes from the .class(es) rather than, say, a plaintext header file. Java bytecode doesn't typically preserve parameter names*. Hence the only information the compiler sees for Color is a constructor with 4 int parameters.
* (apparently if you compile with the -g option, for debugging, that info is preserved. Or with -parameters with Java 8)
Nice try but I run debian on my home system.
The poster said they didn't like Unity. Ubuntu runs other desktop environments - trying them out might be an easier migration path than downloading a new ISO media of a completely different distro.
Well if one can 'upgrade' to mint by switching repos then fine.
I was just advising against going to the trouble of wiping an ubuntu install (with working hardware) to clean installing fedora/opensuse etc only to find something didn't work.
Those files are arch-independent and work on x86? My understanding was it was ARM-only but I'm happy to be corrected.
Android-x86 might be an option but is built off AOSP and includes none of the proprietary Google services such as Play - if that bothers the OP.
Mod up. If the hardware is working, it doesn't make sense to re-installing from scratch without first exploring the alternative desktop environments available from the login manager on startup.
(Let's not turn this into an Ubuntu vs [random poster's fave distro] flamewar - the user already has Ubuntu installed on the device)
Linus. :)
A number of airlines have a checkbox on their booking website for carbon offsets, in an industry-wide scheme through IATA. It's voluntary.
Building mandatory tree-planting into the ticket price would be a tangible outcome at the next UN climate talks.
German was an elective taught in the 1980s at my Australian secondary school (and presumably in the preceding decades). Something about being alert for WW3 - Russian was also an option.
Warmer? Are you crazy?
It's so hot I can't sleep - 12:38am right now and the temperature is 30.7C, with an expected high tomorrow of 41 (105.8F)
The most memory these things seem to have is 2GB - I'm not sure RAM is socketable on these SoC designs.
So if you're expecting an AArch64 workstation to be competitive against Intel's latest Core-M offerings, you'll be disappointed.
But if you're content with the computing power of your phone/tablet and just want a fanless computer you can plug into your tv's HDMI port, read the article.
If you're making a parallel with the wizard then maybe but one would normally abbreviate to 'Aus'
No, it isn't.
Trust me, no one here spells it with an Oh-Zed.
Great movie.
Deserves more praise than Inception and the Last Christmas Doctor Who special.
I thought that was a reference to The Big Bang Theory.
You know, the show set in the Californian neighbourhood in which unemployed actors such as Levar Burton, Wil Wheaton and Brent Spiner dwell.
Aussies.
cheers, cobber.
Netbooks live on as Atom-based touchscreen devices with attachable keyboards running Win 8.
The novelty touchscreen hybrid form factor comes at a premium price, of course.
That's 12.8 - 18.3 deg Celsius for the rest of us.
(My indoor thermometer says 22 deg C at the moment)
They could pitch Spartan as a separate product, in perpetual beta and coexisting side-by-side with IE dlls.
Then once every 6 months, sync IE 12.x with the improvements.
As a Gecko user, I'd hate for Webkit/Blink to become the only option. The interests of Google and Apple shareholders don't necessarily coincide with mine.
MS may still be the Great Satan but it's their time and energy being spent.
Timber? Wood has been 'sequestered' by civilisation for millennia.
As long as you plant more trees than you cut down and don't use it as a fuel source.
Neither his native Portuguese, Magalhaes nor the Spanish transliteration Magallanes feature a 'ge' spelling, so we can assume the English got it wrong.
Maddie Magellan pronounces her surname with a hard g in Jonathan Creek; that's good enough for me!