Obviously it doesn't really matter that Microsoft's VM is broken in many ways and ancient. I'm sorry, but Mozilla's decision not to bundle a VM and have that provided directly by a real JVM vendor (sun) is the proper way to go.
Actually it is you that are backwards. GTK+ was always conceived as a standalone widget toolkit. It was implemented so that The GIMP's dependency on Motif could be removed. Version 0.99 of GTK+ dates back to 1997.
The page I supplied actually allows you to run some tests on YOUR browser. Just run each test with all browsers and see the performance differences. Did you actually click any of the links ?
IE5.x and IE6 in quirks mode uses the broken border-box-model. Mozilla, Opera and IE6 in standards mode use the content-box-model. CSS3 is proposing a new attribute for setting the box model you want. As it isn't standard yet, mozilla has it as -moz-box-sizing. IE/Mac has box-sizing. Set it to content-box or border-box.
This is not informative at all. This guy just copied an article about the Common Language Infrastructure, but the CLI referred to in the article is about a Command Line Interface. Moderate the parent down please.
Because he used valid markup, as he explains in his replies. Especially the part about h1...h6 headings. The fact is you also need a good stylesheet to make it pretty.
Java is taken VERY seriously, especially on the server side.
Look at the plethora of application servers by BEA, IBM, etc. Look at the exceptional tools made by Apache's Jakarta project: Ant, Xerces, Xalan, Tomcat, Log4J, Struts, etc.
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What you really want then is not Audacity, but Ardour together with Jack and an ALSA-supported soundcard
Alcohol volume in wine cannot go above 16.8% because the yeasts that attack the sugars will stop doing their thing at such concentration of alcohol.
Obviously it doesn't really matter that Microsoft's VM is broken in many ways and ancient. I'm sorry, but Mozilla's decision not to bundle a VM and have that provided directly by a real JVM vendor (sun) is the proper way to go.
Actually it is you that are backwards. GTK+ was always conceived as a standalone widget toolkit. It was implemented so that The GIMP's dependency on Motif could be removed. Version 0.99 of GTK+ dates back to 1997.
The page I supplied actually allows you to run some tests on YOUR browser. Just run each test with all browsers and see the performance differences. Did you actually click any of the links ?
IE5.x and IE6 in quirks mode uses the broken border-box-model.
Mozilla, Opera and IE6 in standards mode use the content-box-model.
CSS3 is proposing a new attribute for setting the box model you want. As it isn't standard yet, mozilla has it as -moz-box-sizing. IE/Mac has box-sizing.
Set it to content-box or border-box.
Actually you should check this great page which provides performance data for a few DOM operations. http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/innerhtml.html
This is not informative at all. This guy just copied an article about the Common Language Infrastructure, but the CLI referred to in the article is about a Command Line Interface. Moderate the parent down please.
UDF file system support is there
I believe this is (was) a bug with Qt.
Yes you can.
You need to use GDA, part of the Gnome-DB effort.
You want this: http://mplayerplug-in.sourceforge.net/
I don't think this is fair. I seem to remember that it was the Xine guys who worked out the SVQ1 format...
1.1 is very good and does full duplex very well even on my maestro 2e. Try it.
Also the upcoming gcc-3.4 will support (at last) Precompiled Headers which will speed up compilation of big apps.
Because he used valid markup, as he explains in his replies. Especially the part about h1...h6 headings. The fact is you also need a good stylesheet to make it pretty.
I wouldn't say it's awesome, but it does its job. the JDBC driver for 7.3 also supports JDBC3 (not all features though).
>Niche my arse
:)
Well, I guess your arse may be a niche
Yes you can
Bug 23679 is being worked on. There is even a patch
Portability:
NT4 came out on x86, Alpha, PowerPC and MIPS
Java is taken VERY seriously, especially on the server side.
Look at the plethora of application servers by BEA, IBM, etc.
Look at the exceptional tools made by Apache's Jakarta project: Ant, Xerces, Xalan, Tomcat, Log4J, Struts, etc.
Sony AND Square are both Japanese companies. That's why it's available over there before it is over here.
You hate it because you probably didn't understand its purpose. 2.96 is a much better compiler than 2.95 especially for C++ code.