The bottom-end IBM eServer OpenPower is pretty cheap (and it's a POWER5 not this PPC970fx crap). Or as someone will no doubt point out there's always PegasosPPC.
The LKP is a Unixware module which traps syscalls when they're done the Linux way, changes the arguments around to meet the Unixware convention rather than the Linux convention and then calls the Unixware equivalent of the requested Linux syscall. It would, in my opinion, be a lot easier to write such a system from scratch than to try nicking bits and bobs from Linux. Since SCOs engineers aren't dumb they'll have done it the easy way.
The only exposure they might have is if they had to add one or more syscalls to Unixware so it had an equivalent for every Linux syscall. Then they might have been tempted to copy "methods and concepts" from Linux to Unixware, but those aren't copyrightable so there are no problems there. Verbatim copying is unlikely as coding standards will differ between projects and the internals of Unixware are probably a bit different to those of Linux.
Since it's 1-1 in the series and McGrath is still out injured I think we'll do fine anyway. Perhaps the aussies should fit these to their bowlers' ankles to remove any stray balls before they stand on them?
You will need to project them onto a screen which doesn't depolarise the light. As far as I know, the only screens available which maintain the polarity of the incident light are fairly-expensive back-projection units, so you will need a lot of space and a fair amount of extra $$ even starting from what you have.
How does being a natural source of something make it intrinsically good? Humans need iron and pyrites are a natural source of iron, so by your logic I should be tucking in to a pyrite-and-basalt salad for lunch.
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It can - I have a number of 32-bit Windows machines with 8Gb RAM.
Surely "Slashdotters tend to live in their parents' basements."
Unless there's just the one big basement?
I had no idea you could do that.
No, because it doesn't. You've imagined an A.
...and mutated.
Come on, give the guy some karma...
It's the same car as the Mitsubishi Colt (although it has a trick sunroof if you for out the extra for it).
The bottom-end IBM eServer OpenPower is pretty cheap (and it's a POWER5 not this PPC970fx crap). Or as someone will no doubt point out there's always PegasosPPC.
Works for Microsoft.
Definition of whence: From where.
So, you can say:
Whence comes this discrepancy?
but please don't use
From whence...
because it's redundant.
Yes, I know, that's why I used that phrase.
They'll lose that claim because "methods and concepts" are not covered by copyright -- where they are protectable at all that's what patents are for.
The LKP is a Unixware module which traps syscalls when they're done the Linux way, changes the arguments around to meet the Unixware convention rather than the Linux convention and then calls the Unixware equivalent of the requested Linux syscall. It would, in my opinion, be a lot easier to write such a system from scratch than to try nicking bits and bobs from Linux. Since SCOs engineers aren't dumb they'll have done it the easy way.
The only exposure they might have is if they had to add one or more syscalls to Unixware so it had an equivalent for every Linux syscall. Then they might have been tempted to copy "methods and concepts" from Linux to Unixware, but those aren't copyrightable so there are no problems there. Verbatim copying is unlikely as coding standards will differ between projects and the internals of Unixware are probably a bit different to those of Linux.
I very much doubt that this is a problem for SCO.
HTH
Phil
Since it's 1-1 in the series and McGrath is still out injured I think we'll do fine anyway. Perhaps the aussies should fit these to their bowlers' ankles to remove any stray balls before they stand on them?
Phil
Turgid carp are a part of natural history.
Most filesystems have a command called 'dump' which allows a consistent image of a mounted filesystem to be taken. See this man page for one of them:
9 /man/dump/
http://dpobel.free.fr/man/html/affiche_man.php/75
Phil
google for
filetype:mp3 keywords
You will need to project them onto a screen which doesn't depolarise the light. As far as I know, the only screens available which maintain the polarity of the incident light are fairly-expensive back-projection units, so you will need a lot of space and a fair amount of extra $$ even starting from what you have.
n/t
Better for you than what?
How does being a natural source of something make it intrinsically good? Humans need iron and pyrites are a natural source of iron, so by your logic I should be tucking in to a pyrite-and-basalt salad for lunch.
Phil
The best kind, a recipe for beer...
It's already version 1.0.
If this were in the true open-source spirit it'd be 0.99_rc3_beta1.1 at most.
That'll be 1.1.2 then...
...can it encode and decode rot13 messages yet? rec.humor.funny is that little bit less funny without this.
OMG that LA photo is nauseating. And not for the usual reason LA is nauseating either.
You misspelt EVAR!!!111one as EVER!