I think they made it quite a bit stricter on some inline asm things, which broke some parts of the kernel. pre-2.2 kernels has "DO NOT COMPILE WITH EGCS" all over em or something:)
I think a simple defense against this could be aluminum foil, ground yourself and shield against the RF part of it.
It seems very similar to Quake's lightning gun, infact I once suggested that this might be how it worked (drunk, in a pub. The topics you get are amazing)
yeh, it means they have some ownership of the company. However, directors have a tendancy to keep a controlling interest (>50% in theory, but you can usually get away with 35%)
Besides, the work they've done is GPL'd so we wont loose it anyhow.
I read that Linus programmed on the QL, apparently the keyboard broke and he couldnt get a replacement, so he was writing a driver for a different keyboard.
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I think they made it quite a bit stricter on some inline asm things, which broke some parts of the kernel. pre-2.2 kernels has "DO NOT COMPILE WITH EGCS" all over em or something :)
this thing is so damn cool, and we need to dispell the "Linux users never buy things" myth.
*thinks of the myriad of uses to which it can be put*
*thinks: its 3:15am, i need sleep*
'nuff said :)
that program rocks.
Also, if you get really bored you can get nifty hall of mirrors effects with it.
might be running ruptimed
I think a simple defense against this could be aluminum foil, ground yourself and shield against the RF part of it.
It seems very similar to Quake's lightning gun, infact I once suggested that this might be how it worked (drunk, in a pub. The topics you get are amazing)
The default ports are:
Quake: 26000
QuakeWorld: 27500
Quake2: 27800(?)
Quake3: 27960
Here points to a revolving (revolting?) DNS that'll send to one of five well connected sites serving Q3Atest, for all OS's availible
Gnumeric is looking good, it has a proper plugin interface thats not *too* hard to program for, even I managed to hack in a gnuplot plugin.
:)
Given a load of formulae, printing ability, and a bit of corba type embedding stuff, it could kickass. Now for a wordprocessor
yeh, it means they have some ownership of the company. However, directors have a tendancy to keep a controlling interest (>50% in theory, but you can usually get away with 35%)
Besides, the work they've done is GPL'd so we wont loose it anyhow.
i know the internet worm wasnt a real virus, but it had the same kind of effect. That's ages old.
This is what VNC was based on. When ORL (Now owned by AT+T) made it, it was for a very simple portable computer. The system was called Teleport
I read that Linus programmed on the QL, apparently the keyboard broke and he couldnt get a replacement, so he was writing a driver for a different keyboard.
Read this in the PCW(UK) Linux Column
IIRC they have no SMP ability, could still do a beowulf style thing tho.
They are nice chips in general.
Theres is Display Ghostscript, I got it from the gnome cvs by accident.
It wasnt too fast, and was quite buggy when i tried it, a few months ago
Its just a VERY big point :)
Not all games are 3D, it may look like that at the moment tho :)
Uh, I dont know why this is *here*, but if you want you can make the dock single click, its only a bit of code...
A lot of png's I've drawn (In Gimp) have had problems with alpha in various programs, both linux, windows and mac.
When I compiled Gnome I had various problems.
What is the 'Correct' version of libPng to be using?