PSTricks is quite good for graphs as well. You have pst-plot and others for graphing functions. It also has support for bar graphs and pie charts.
I'll post such an example if you want.
Another, "Not in my big moment!" bug is that PowerPoint will not consistently render the same fonts in the same presentation if you move between computers and/or PowerPoint versions. It's a really nasty bug, and creeps up in the wierdest places.
Oh, yeah, just let me use Beamer and no one gets hurt.
Like WINE, Darling would provide the capability without Apple's OSX files. From the article:
Darling must provide an ABI-compatible set of libraries/frameworks as those on OS X so it can parse the executable files for the Darwin kernel, load them into memory, and execute them without needing any code recompilation or other modifications for Linux.
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No, they just connect the printer they brought in to the notebook.
Yup, it was Windows CE all over again *winces*
FTFY
>>Touchpads suck
>- You are an idiot who can't use a keyboard.
What does not liking touchpads have to do with not using a keyboard?
PSTricks is quite good for graphs as well. You have pst-plot and others for graphing functions. It also has support for bar graphs and pie charts.
I'll post such an example if you want.
Oh, yeah, just let me use Beamer and no one gets hurt.
And the Intel 386 processor was not developed to run Linux, but dang if that Finnish guy didn't make it so.
Why do you use GnuPlot instead of PSTricks with LaTeX?
To clarify my previous acknowledgement, I thought it meant X10 as in precursor to X11.
Again, my bad.
Oh, that X10:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X10_(industry_standard
Was X10 even active when Linux was developed?
Why should Americans take language advice from the losers at Yorktown?
Even if "legos" weren't a word ( a position I would not take), the OP's reaction was wrong.
I'd like to know which languages can automatically determine when a weak pointer can be used.
In a language without pointers, never.
>> I'm glad I kept most of my legos for when my son's old enough for them.
> I take it you threw the grammar book out?
As "son's" can be a contraction for "son is", I fail to see the problem.
Against second graders, maybe. Against an unarmed adult, not so much.
Except that the guy in China who tried to stab children didn't kill very many of them.
But God was mad at T-Rex?
http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1637#comic
Not for jacking off?
Perhaps you should have done so when you were still in Congress, Mr. Wiener.
At least you can throw a rock at a terrorist.
What, the Surface doesn't run Linux yet?
Only if he knows the password!
Well, that pretty much solves the problem, doesn't it?
Like WINE, Darling would provide the capability without Apple's OSX files. From the article:
Darling must provide an ABI-compatible set of libraries/frameworks as those on OS X so it can parse the executable files for the Darwin kernel, load them into memory, and execute them without needing any code recompilation or other modifications for Linux.
Wasn't Bill Gates born with a million-dollar trust fund? Hardly middle class.
But how does using helium in a dirigible consume the helium. It may be tricky to prevent it from escaping, but is it insurmountable?