But if you add code to the kernel to recognize that a binary file is a Win32 PE, you know to give it to Darwine. Apparently, Mac OS X/x86 uses a similar method to determine that a file is a ppc application and pass it to Rosetta.
id has *always* used OpenGL ever since they started writing hardware-accelerated graphics engines. A DirectX 9-capable video card would support OpenGL 1.5 as well, which is what Doom 3/Quake 4 needs. But most average gamers have never heard of OpenGL, so saying "OpenGL 1.5-compatible video card" would confuse users to no end.
AFAIK for NT 3.1 MS bought a commercial TCP/IP stack that happened to be BSD-derived, which was fully legal. TCP/IP was then rewritten and I assume that by NT4 it was all Microsoft code.
Isn't is odd that the only time something is described as having "a lot of life in it" is when its pretty apparent the thing is dying? Why not be a little more honest say something is "not as dead as it appears"?
On Windows, you'll need Visual C++ 7 (aka.net), or a tool to convert the projects to Visual C++ 6 format to use that. On Linux, you'll need to perform some hax to get it to compile at all. On Mac OS X, you'll need Xcode, but it doesn't work.
No, you can't play the game with just this, it's only the source code, not the data (levels, maps, textures, etc).
OT I know, but I have to say this one thing to people like you that say our president wasn't elected: whether or not Bush was really elected is not valid right now, as he gained a majority vote for his second term. So don't go around saying Bush wasn't elected, he technically was elected the second time around, it was fair as per the US Constitution, whether or not you like it.
(i could go off on a long rant about how it's like heresy to not be a bush-hater on the internet but that's for another time)
There's some debate on how this relates to actual Firefox usage, and I propose we do the following: to track how many people are using Firefox, why not just check how many unique conenctions there are to the update server (that notifies of new versions of extensions/themes/the browser)? It always does that, so it would provide a much closer estimate of how many people actually run Firefox for their main browser.
Make it something everybody can benefit from, like C++ in tcc. People will notice if 1) it's faster than gcc/g++ and 2) it can provide the same functionality. Maybe give the person/people interviewing you a little demonstration on how fast gcc/g++ is compared to your enhanced tcc.
This is going to be a first encounter with Linux for anybody who uses this - students, teachers, etc. Why not use something that gives a favorable impression? Even if it entails paying somebody to customize Debian/Slackware for use in a school enviornment they could do much better than Linspire.
I hope you mean Administrator privileges, considering that by default all user accounts have the privileges of the Administratot, unlike *nix, where nobody can have root's power unless specifically set that way. (wheel group and no sudo password)
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I really hope you got RH6 when it was *new*, not like last week or whatever...
Yoy should have read a bit more closely, this was in one of their Japanese offices.
But if you add code to the kernel to recognize that a binary file is a Win32 PE, you know to give it to Darwine. Apparently, Mac OS X/x86 uses a similar method to determine that a file is a ppc application and pass it to Rosetta.
id has *always* used OpenGL ever since they started writing hardware-accelerated graphics engines. A DirectX 9-capable video card would support OpenGL 1.5 as well, which is what Doom 3/Quake 4 needs. But most average gamers have never heard of OpenGL, so saying "OpenGL 1.5-compatible video card" would confuse users to no end.
Anybody else find it a bit hypocritical that the video requires the VMWare codec, whereas Microsoft's own Virtual PC also allows one to record video?
God damn that's a huge bonus. I had to write a Revolution emulator for a 286 in 45 minutes using Microsoft Fortran. And I got paid 50 cent for it.
AFAIK for NT 3.1 MS bought a commercial TCP/IP stack that happened to be BSD-derived, which was fully legal. TCP/IP was then rewritten and I assume that by NT4 it was all Microsoft code.
Linux version != Linux distro.
Actually, FreeBSD *is* in the OSX kernel, take a look.
For that matter, what does it say about the users?
No, it executes the windows partition boot code (chain1 in bsd terms).
1?
OpenBSD.
BSD?
Dead parrot sketch?
opps, the "someone IM me" part was supposed to be in fake HTML "pathetic mode" tags, but /.'s crap HTML parser must have ruined it. let's try again:
[pathetic mode]someone IM me[/pathetic mode]
Interestingly, works perfectly in gaim.
someone IM me
they're pk3s, which are just renamed zips, quake 1 and 2 used paks...
On Windows, you'll need Visual C++ 7 (aka .net), or a tool to convert the projects to Visual C++ 6 format to use that. On Linux, you'll need to perform some hax to get it to compile at all. On Mac OS X, you'll need Xcode, but it doesn't work.
No, you can't play the game with just this, it's only the source code, not the data (levels, maps, textures, etc).
It's not much of a game if all you have is the code.
OT I know, but I have to say this one thing to people like you that say our president wasn't elected: whether or not Bush was really elected is not valid right now, as he gained a majority vote for his second term. So don't go around saying Bush wasn't elected, he technically was elected the second time around, it was fair as per the US Constitution, whether or not you like it.
(i could go off on a long rant about how it's like heresy to not be a bush-hater on the internet but that's for another time)
There's some debate on how this relates to actual Firefox usage, and I propose we do the following: to track how many people are using Firefox, why not just check how many unique conenctions there are to the update server (that notifies of new versions of extensions/themes/the browser)? It always does that, so it would provide a much closer estimate of how many people actually run Firefox for their main browser.
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I can't believe these SCO lowlives would steal from innocent Linux programmers like that.
Make it something everybody can benefit from, like C++ in tcc. People will notice if 1) it's faster than gcc/g++ and 2) it can provide the same functionality. Maybe give the person/people interviewing you a little demonstration on how fast gcc/g++ is compared to your enhanced tcc.
This is going to be a first encounter with Linux for anybody who uses this - students, teachers, etc. Why not use something that gives a favorable impression? Even if it entails paying somebody to customize Debian/Slackware for use in a school enviornment they could do much better than Linspire.
I hope you mean Administrator privileges, considering that by default all user accounts have the privileges of the Administratot, unlike *nix, where nobody can have root's power unless specifically set that way. (wheel group and no sudo password)