You're getting it wrong. Sawfish supports both Workspaces and Virtual Desktops which are different beasts. Sawfish is infact the best implementation of these features with tons of configurability.
Absurd as it may seem, but Vmware is much much simpler than Wine. It just virtualizes some of the hardware, but it runs the unmodified Windows kernel and native DLLs. Wine, instead, strives to implement all of the Windows API as faithfully as possibile, and that includes the undocumented stuff. So I would not define the effort meager...
Not only is RTS dead, but most genres are. We're getting 3D-accelerated versions of the same old things we used to play years ago. The gaming industry just doesn't like taking risks: it costs too much to produce a game.
Ok, maybe they are not huge, but Prada (Italian fashion designer and sponsor of "Luna Rossa" at the last America's Cup), uses Oracle running on RedHat stored on a pair of EMC Clariions for their datawarehouse.
I don't know what size the database is, but the Clariions had 400GB each worth of disks.
How is it possible that such a post has reached a score of 5 ???
GNOME is not "ailing" as you say. It is quite healthy, and Ximian is one of the reasons for its health.
Supporting.NET is a very good choice for the Open Source/Free Software community and I appreciate Ximian's open-mindedness in going ahead with Mono. If everyone thought like you do, we wouldn't have Samba. --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
There is Lotus Domino for Linux, same as there is for AIX and Solaris. The client (Notes) is Win32-only --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well, it depends on what Netscape you're looking at. My guess is that it's going to be a 6.x version... --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well said. Server-chip need server benchmarks: Database, web server, J2EE stuff. In most cases those boxes won't even have a video card...
Even the Mindcraft benchmark would be a good test. --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
What I'm interested in is the KPart/Bonobo bridge, and it looks as if that doesn't exist yet. --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
gdk-pixbuf, which is already included in Gnome, and is part of the upcoming Gtk+ 1.4, has done alpha blended pixmaps for quite a while. --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Actually kgcc (kernel gcc?) is EGCS 1.1.2... --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Re:Can you say easy to install boys and girls . .
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Netscape 6.0 Released
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You seem to be very confused:
the original poster is talking about Mozilla nightlies which don't come with PSM nor Java.
The Netscape 6.0 release includes both automatically. --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
You don't understand. Gecko is much more featureful than KDE's HTML engine. If you want the quick viewer use KDE's, if you want support for stuff like XML+CSS, MathML, XSL and all the other funky things that the great Moz does, then use Gecko. --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
No you don't. The Mozilla shared libraries can be used by any application, they just need the extra wrapper for the widget set you intend to use. There already is a gtkmozembed. All you need is qtmozembed.
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well I am a bit biased here... but in terms of scalability, reliability and performance NetApp doesn't even come close with their Filers to EMC's Celerra.
If you need direct-attach, then NetApp doesn't even have a product... --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
The company I work for has a product that can handle 28TB of Network Attached Storage... --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
You mean 'KDE has it's own window manager'. Indeed KDE has KWM, but nothing stops you from using something else like Enlightenment --
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Re:What Sun should have done...
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KDE Strikes Back
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Gnome on RH6.1 is not very good.
Try Helix Gnome....
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Slashdot Mirror
And that is why you read Slashdot: for the great, spelling-error-free articles !!!
You're getting it wrong. Sawfish supports both Workspaces and Virtual Desktops which are different beasts. Sawfish is infact the best implementation of these features with tons of configurability.
Absurd as it may seem, but Vmware is much much simpler than Wine. It just virtualizes some of the hardware, but it runs the unmodified Windows kernel and native DLLs.
Wine, instead, strives to implement all of the Windows API as faithfully as possibile, and that includes the undocumented stuff.
So I would not define the effort meager...
Not only is RTS dead, but most genres are. We're getting 3D-accelerated versions of the same old things we used to play years ago.
The gaming industry just doesn't like taking risks: it costs too much to produce a game.
Or maybe you should use folders...
Removing the nag screen has always been possible by setting an environment variable... .bash_profile
I have the following line in my
export EVOLVE_ME_HARDER=ok
Ok, maybe they are not huge, but Prada (Italian fashion designer and sponsor of "Luna Rossa" at the last America's Cup), uses Oracle running on RedHat stored on a pair of EMC Clariions for their datawarehouse.
I don't know what size the database is, but the Clariions had 400GB each worth of disks.
Actually you would go for FC (Fiber Channel) not SCSI. Go to http://www.fibrechannel.org for more information.
How is it possible that such a post has reached a score of 5 ??? .NET is a very good choice for the Open Source/Free Software community and I appreciate Ximian's open-mindedness in going ahead with Mono. If everyone thought like you do, we wouldn't have Samba.
GNOME is not "ailing" as you say. It is quite healthy, and Ximian is one of the reasons for its health.
Supporting
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
There is Lotus Domino for Linux, same as there is for AIX and Solaris. The client (Notes) is Win32-only
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well, it depends on what Netscape you're looking at. My guess is that it's going to be a 6.x version...
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well said. Server-chip need server benchmarks: Database, web server, J2EE stuff. In most cases those boxes won't even have a video card...
Even the Mindcraft benchmark would be a good test.
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
And even better than that: http://exult.sourceforge.net
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Also Sun's Solaris UFS isn't journalled, but I believe that has changed recently. Anyway anybody doing serious stuff with Solaris uses Veritas' VxFS
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well, Nautilus has had a Mozilla component for quite a while, so at the moment this looks as if its a me too effort. See http://www.eazel.com/images/corp/screens/dec-07-20 00/Web_View.jpg
What I'm interested in is the KPart/Bonobo bridge, and it looks as if that doesn't exist yet.
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
gdk-pixbuf, which is already included in Gnome, and is part of the upcoming Gtk+ 1.4, has done alpha blended pixmaps for quite a while.
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Actually kgcc (kernel gcc?) is EGCS 1.1.2...
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
You seem to be very confused:
the original poster is talking about Mozilla nightlies which don't come with PSM nor Java.
The Netscape 6.0 release includes both automatically.
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Rapid porting of all existing X11-based apps ?
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The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
You don't understand. Gecko is much more featureful than KDE's HTML engine. If you want the quick viewer use KDE's, if you want support for stuff like XML+CSS, MathML, XSL and all the other funky things that the great Moz does, then use Gecko.
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
No you don't. The Mozilla shared libraries can be used by any application, they just need the extra wrapper for the widget set you intend to use. There already is a gtkmozembed. All you need is qtmozembed.
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Well I am a bit biased here... but in terms of scalability, reliability and performance NetApp doesn't even come close with their Filers to EMC's Celerra.
If you need direct-attach, then NetApp doesn't even have a product...
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
The company I work for has a product that can handle 28TB of Network Attached Storage...
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
You mean 'KDE has it's own window manager'. Indeed KDE has KWM, but nothing stops you from using something else like Enlightenment
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.
Gnome on RH6.1 is not very good.
Try Helix Gnome....
--
The world is divided in two categories:
those with a loaded gun and those who dig. You dig.