they dont _need_ to go the way of the shitter to try, but that is the only way i think we will find out. It is a big risk (if it doesn't take off they're pretty buggered).
the screws which connect the motherboard to the case are grounded. putting them on an antistatic bag would be better, not worse (presuming they grounded the antistatic bag).
if apple starts to go the way of the shitter, we might find out how well OSX would do on generic hardware.
i personally think they could still sell the hardware to some people, and just the os to others. Apple hardware will probably be cheaper with intel processors and more generic mobo's.
its also better than any scanner ive seen for windows in memory footprint and not hogging the screen during updates (usde freshclamd to update for you).
Plus there's klamav (kde frontend) which is quite good.
im using debian testing (im tracking testing, not sarge or etch) and i have xorg 6.8.2 and kde 3.4.1 with composite support thanks to a third party mirror
i know thats not all they need, but if they only limitation to realtime when theyve finished is speed, its currently available but expensive (read the original post i replied to)
i did just that, with slackware (mandrake and redhat, which i tried before were too easy to learn anything other than what to click), i learned a lot from it too.
im using debian now (used to use gentoo after slack) and i miss my rc.local:(
but if all they need to make this real time is a faster processor, im sure they would get it (its not as if normal desktop computers are top of the line)
maybe somebody[*] with a good knowlege of software patents should have a gander and see what patents the wipo site is infinging on (if possible), such as a javascript for loop (that's patented isn't it?), etc
[*] i dont really know much about software patents other than what i read on/., so i cant do it
totem uses xine-lib as does xine-ui. due to the separation of xine-lib and xine-ui, you can use xine with many different frontends. i use amarok's xine audio engine, xine-ui for vids although occasionally totem if for some strange reason i find myself browsing for video's in konqueror instead of konsole (never bothered to change the avi association to xine)
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they dont _need_ to go the way of the shitter to try, but that is the only way i think we will find out. It is a big risk (if it doesn't take off they're pretty buggered).
the screws which connect the motherboard to the case are grounded. putting them on an antistatic bag would be better, not worse (presuming they grounded the antistatic bag).
they wont let OSX run on a generic PC, so no, it wont be exactly (no bios)
if apple starts to go the way of the shitter, we might find out how well OSX would do on generic hardware.
i personally think they could still sell the hardware to some people, and just the os to others. Apple hardware will probably be cheaper with intel processors and more generic mobo's.
so what? just because OS2 failed using this strategy doesn't mean OSX would.
didn't OS2 have a massive market share which they lost? this is the other way round and could also work the other way round.
its also better than any scanner ive seen for windows in memory footprint and not hogging the screen during updates (usde freshclamd to update for you).
Plus there's klamav (kde frontend) which is quite good.
then the tax could be based on the amount of money you make from it (1%? even 0.1%?), thats not all that much to anybody to own a copyright.
im using debian testing (im tracking testing, not sarge or etch) and i have xorg 6.8.2 and kde 3.4.1 with composite support thanks to a third party mirror
i know thats not all they need, but if they only limitation to realtime when theyve finished is speed, its currently available but expensive (read the original post i replied to)
i did just that, with slackware (mandrake and redhat, which i tried before were too easy to learn anything other than what to click), i learned a lot from it too.
:(
im using debian now (used to use gentoo after slack) and i miss my rc.local
http://freepgs.com/mattyrobinson/misc/stick.png
im not an artist, by the way
but if all they need to make this real time is a faster processor, im sure they would get it (its not as if normal desktop computers are top of the line)
oh ye, but then you have to pay the fuckload extra in insurance ;)
maybe somebody[*] with a good knowlege of software patents should have a gander and see what patents the wipo site is infinging on (if possible), such as a javascript for loop (that's patented isn't it?), etc
/., so i cant do it
[*] i dont really know much about software patents other than what i read on
ok, sorry about that - i can't remember why i thought that was relevant
what about a monitor for those really cool flash games at miniclip?
duh.
totem uses xine-lib as does xine-ui. due to the separation of xine-lib and xine-ui, you can use xine with many different frontends. i use amarok's xine audio engine, xine-ui for vids although occasionally totem if for some strange reason i find myself browsing for video's in konqueror instead of konsole (never bothered to change the avi association to xine)
in the uk its about £5 for 20, so people who still want to smoke do, but are ripped off, i just get mine from abroad
thats how it works in the uk for road tax, £120 is the cheapest you can pay (iirc) and the less effiencient your car is, the more you pay
if they dont put scelotape over the target before they pierce it, it might explode.
find something wrong with gnu or linux, (kernel, desktop, X, whatever), pay people to fix it.
could be spent doing up X, KDE or Gnome, pay people to check security (and fix) in popular software such as openssh, linux kernel, etc.
spend it on software development
unstable (sid) is bad, i think you mean testing (currently sarge, soon to be etch)
call yourself a real man/geek? its:
g
~/images/porn/animal/oa-od/octopus/octopuspr0n.pn
use NFS provided by Microsoft Services For Unix
doesn't gcc 4 break backwards compatibility, if so, that would warrant debian 4.0 (etch-junior-junior-junior)