Ajax is currently supported on many browsers, even if a more standardized way would be welcome. What is really missing is a way for server to send data to the client, and this is often emulated using hidden iframe's that never load completely. Is there any plan to improve on this?
No freedom is damaged while you can still avoid using Vista. Of course if ever all computers will have a Fritz chip with hardware DRM it will be a different thing.
Who says antiamerican is just trying to say "all or nothing", he is offending american and non-american people, and he is trying to transform critics (that he does not like) into conflicts.
it is still a bit of a niche OS, at least compared with Microsoft.
And when i read that 99.99% of desktop computers uses Microsoft Window i don't think that Linux is dying. I just use it on my desktop every day, and it is enough:)
QEMU is a dynamic translator, ie like bochs but MUCH faster. Not only, there is KQEMU that is a kernel module to enable true virtualization for QEMU (like VMWare). Unluckily, KQEMU is not open source, but the creator Fabrice Bellard is willing to release the source if he gets the money he deserves. I think QEMU/KQEMU deserves more attention...
does not require the application to be GPL, it requires it be open source (OSI), since the free edition is dually licensed GPL/QPL. The funny thing is that if Qt were QPL only, you could use almost all opensource licenses (eg. BSD) but not GPL, because the GPL require anythings you link with to be GPL compatible as well! So dual licensing is really necessary:)
should absolutly try to solve this kind of problems together with our American fellows, since in a global world a problems for someone is also going to be a problem of all.
I mean, please let's not start Yet Another Flamewar about EU vs USA.
I hope that the kqemu modules (that gives qemu true virtualization throug a kernel module) will get some founds and get opensource soon:), so that at least there will be some competition.
I find strange that people talk a lot about Xen and friends while kqemu is not being considered at all.
that micro-kernels are more "reliable" than monolithic kernels.
The problems come with the low performance, but also in the design phase when you have to decide which layers are above which layers.
Ie: should the VM (Vistual Memory) be stacked above VFS (Virtual File System) or VFS above VM? VFS requires VM for file m-mapping, VM requires VFS for swap. I'd like to know how Tanenbaum solved this problem:)
I was thinking that microsoft would never provide such a thing, but only the unusable DOS/cmd.exe prompt, to make windows users think that "operating systems based on the command line are very difficult to use":)
I'm now interested to see how it maps with gnu bash, if it tries to superseed it with features or will be vaguely compatible with it...
Nice!
More CPU % time is used because Reiser4 is faster. What should be compared is the overall CPU power needed for a filesystem operation.
And even if reiser4 is really using more CPU, remember that the CPU power is growing much faster than hd speed.
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Ajax is currently supported on many browsers, even if a more standardized way would be welcome. What is really missing is a way for server to send data to the client, and this is often emulated using hidden iframe's that never load completely. Is there any plan to improve on this?
No freedom is damaged while you can still avoid using Vista. Of course if ever all computers will have a Fritz chip with hardware DRM it will be a different thing.
High-Tech Shopping in a WindowS Wonderland!!! uh, nevermind :)
But i hope that this will make understand that binary blobs are evil to corporate users.
The darth side of programming?
"Nigeria Windows" oh, however...
Who says antiamerican is just trying to say "all or nothing", he is offending american and non-american people, and he is trying to transform critics (that he does not like) into conflicts.
Mozilla will now be able to compete with Internet Explorer!
it is still a bit of a niche OS, at least compared with Microsoft. And when i read that 99.99% of desktop computers uses Microsoft Window i don't think that Linux is dying. I just use it on my desktop every day, and it is enough :)
Soon microsoft will start paying people to use windows :)
QEMU is a dynamic translator, ie like bochs but MUCH faster. Not only, there is KQEMU that is a kernel module to enable true virtualization for QEMU (like VMWare). Unluckily, KQEMU is not open source, but the creator Fabrice Bellard is willing to release the source if he gets the money he deserves. I think QEMU/KQEMU deserves more attention...
does not require the application to be GPL, it requires it be open source (OSI), since the free edition is dually licensed GPL/QPL. The funny thing is that if Qt were QPL only, you could use almost all opensource licenses (eg. BSD) but not GPL, because the GPL require anythings you link with to be GPL compatible as well! So dual licensing is really necessary :)
should absolutly try to solve this kind of problems together with our American fellows, since in a global world a problems for someone is also going to be a problem of all. I mean, please let's not start Yet Another Flamewar about EU vs USA.
and why not a cloak of immolation?
I hope that the kqemu modules (that gives qemu true virtualization throug a kernel module) will get some founds and get opensource soon :), so that at least there will be some competition.
I find strange that people talk a lot about Xen and friends while kqemu is not being considered at all.
... allowing pirates to use some crippled version of windows is crucial for keeping the market
Is it still 1st April?
one with a connected graph. For instance the function equal to sin(1/x) for x != 0 and 0 for x = 0 does have a connected graph but is NOT continuous.
That of making (possibly all) patents last 4 years.
Too bad that their drivers suck (even those for Windows).
what would be the genetic activity in the scientists that did this experiment after being strangled or decapitated. Anyone interesting in doing a try?
that micro-kernels are more "reliable" than monolithic kernels. The problems come with the low performance, but also in the design phase when you have to decide which layers are above which layers. Ie: should the VM (Vistual Memory) be stacked above VFS (Virtual File System) or VFS above VM? VFS requires VM for file m-mapping, VM requires VFS for swap. I'd like to know how Tanenbaum solved this problem :)
I was thinking that microsoft would never provide such a thing, but only the unusable DOS/cmd.exe prompt, to make windows users think that "operating systems based on the command line are very difficult to use" :)
I'm now interested to see how it maps with gnu bash, if it tries to superseed it with features or will be vaguely compatible with it...
Nice!
More CPU % time is used because Reiser4 is faster. What should be compared is the overall CPU power needed for a filesystem operation. And even if reiser4 is really using more CPU, remember that the CPU power is growing much faster than hd speed.
so important while comparing 32bits vs 64bits?