Ssshhhh. Just don't let my notebook know that linux doesn't exist on it. It works pretty well so far with making up this fantasy-OS in function. Dont wake it. Nor my PC. Nor my linux servers. Nor any of the kernel developers. Let them dream they still actually do stuff. A free OS, really:)
<on a highway>
radio: pls be aware of the one guy driving in the wrong way!
guy: one? All of them!
</on a highway>
You have compiled KDE on Solaris? Go, shame yourself. After that visit the Blastwave repository.
Solaris isn't linux, don't try to use it that way. That's one of the major mistakes any linux-guy trying Solaris can do. It is hard to explain since linux is pretty widespread among the home users and the curious - but there is a complete unix world that you might not see, hence linux is not the standard. No, I'm not saying Solaris is it, but I also don't try to use linux on a solaris way. And no, I don't want Solaris on my desktop. (okok, I do, but that's my freak business, and I dont keep complaining about X rendering...)
They say:
"Akira Haraguchi, 59, managed to recite the number's first 83,431 decimal places, almost doubling the previous record held by another Japanese."
WM5? Is that windows mobile? you know, that is already a showstopper for many. This iphone stuff looks good, though I'd need a nice terminal emulator and HW-keyboard as well.
Re:Recommended for new *nix users?
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Depends on who you define as a 'new *nix user'.
If I gave a Kubuntu system to
Ahhh. Linux Is Not Unix Xohdontyouunderstandit
Re:Recommended for new *nix users?
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Do you recommend vi to all new *nix users now?
just to the administrator-wannabes, not to the users. Users can have gvim:)
by the by - I used elvis for a long time on X - was always a kindof nice graphical mockup of vi.
Apropos vi - do you find Emacs on the most def. installations on todays Unix systems?
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Ssshhhh. Just don't let my notebook know that linux doesn't exist on it. It works pretty well so far with making up this fantasy-OS in function. Dont wake it. Nor my PC. Nor my linux servers. Nor any of the kernel developers. Let them dream they still actually do stuff. A free OS, really :)
<on a highway>
radio: pls be aware of the one guy driving in the wrong way!
guy: one? All of them!
</on a highway>
now come on, stop splitting hairs, that's a slippery slope, you don't take the next thing you'll know is that you want him to read.
You have compiled KDE on Solaris? Go, shame yourself. After that visit the Blastwave repository.
Solaris isn't linux, don't try to use it that way. That's one of the major mistakes any linux-guy trying Solaris can do. It is hard to explain since linux is pretty widespread among the home users and the curious - but there is a complete unix world that you might not see, hence linux is not the standard. No, I'm not saying Solaris is it, but I also don't try to use linux on a solaris way. And no, I don't want Solaris on my desktop. (okok, I do, but that's my freak business, and I dont keep complaining about X rendering...)
A rewrite/new tech doesn't always mean real-life solution. See OGG vs. MP3.
See link, but who am I to question slashdot?
They say:
"Akira Haraguchi, 59, managed to recite the number's first 83,431 decimal places, almost doubling the previous record held by another Japanese."
if /usr/bin is in your PATH.
do you think so? let me try to inspire
and here we go again.
argh! This has happened already once, see the Ultimate Documentary and the One and Only Culture Source
hm. note to self: clear up the differences between telnetd and telnet. and possibly to read posts replying to.
Hm, yes, one possibly should read first what one reacts on.
right. ..erm...leave your message on the snow in more natural ways.
sell the gadget on ebay, drink the guiness, and
what do you mean "chosen"?
forget the movies. Wikipedia has to fit on it.
WM5? Is that windows mobile? you know, that is already a showstopper for many. This iphone stuff looks good, though I'd need a nice terminal emulator and HW-keyboard as well.
by the by - I used elvis for a long time on X - was always a kindof nice graphical mockup of vi.
Apropos vi - do you find Emacs on the most def. installations on todays Unix systems?
yeah, ignorance is bliss..
hah!
HJKL. no mouse.
Nethack for the masses!
anyone executing commands without checking what they do has deserved the results
try this! it isn't as funny, but you'll learn a lot from it!:
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