Yes. McCain wanted to tax the poor to pay the wealthy. McCain was two footsteps from the grave with a ditzy anti-choice, creationist VP.
And I thought I've heard some insane things. Where do you come up with this stuff?
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It does happen. It's just that the Windows kernel doesn't update vary often, so you get a binary driver instead of kernel source (the Linux version has binaries too if you have the right kernel), but it does add drivers for Network and others to your windows install.
This happens on kernel upgrades to guarentee that your new kernel (new OS version) can still use the driver, avoiding any issues with kernel changes.
Well, not much. For that matter, GNOME's screenlet's support Karamba widgets, and plasma supports them plus OS X's stuff too. They all started differently to achieve the same end goal; now they're supporting each other in a way.
And Slackware (since the 90's) could install on a DOS based system and boot by typing loadlin.exe from the DOS prompt (DOS Mode for Win9x required though)
On a side note, does anyone remember linuxconf that used to handle virtually all configurations?
The ATI 200M is a mess running in a lot of distributions. Actually, I run Fedora on my laptop because I can get the proprietary driver to run without hassle. The open source drivers (it's a r300 card if memory serves) have minimal support for the card, and especially no acceleration whatsoever.
The Ubuntu and Gentoo communities are the two greatest wealths of Linux information on the Web. Both have super zealots that get in the way though...
Ubuntu is not a distro for a lot of us. And that's ok. That's what makes the Linux world great - I can run Red Hat at work, Fedora on my laptop, Gentoo on my desktop, LFS on my toy system, and Solaris on my server (yes, I know it's not Linux), all for different reasons, without too much trouble.
I doubt it.
A good C++ programmer (or a good Assembly) would be able to way out do Java. Why? Java isn't well optimized on higher end systems, and sometimes not supported.
Actually it has nothing to do with RPM vs Deb. It's apt vs yum. Install apt-rpm in Fedora and see how fast you can install stuff
(Actually, it has to do with yum updating the package lists every run vs apt just doing it with apt-get update).
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What, don't remember the eMac?
Yes. McCain wanted to tax the poor to pay the wealthy. McCain was two footsteps from the grave with a ditzy anti-choice, creationist VP.
And I thought I've heard some insane things. Where do you come up with this stuff?
It does happen. It's just that the Windows kernel doesn't update vary often, so you get a binary driver instead of kernel source (the Linux version has binaries too if you have the right kernel), but it does add drivers for Network and others to your windows install.
This happens on kernel upgrades to guarentee that your new kernel (new OS version) can still use the driver, avoiding any issues with kernel changes.
That was included by default starting with Windows XP - in all editions.
Also funny is the OK prompt on Sun Systems...
That would be Brainfuck for anyone not familiar with the language.
And more people will port Open Source software to it.
We can try =)
On my SGI Octane (MIPS IP30), I have full X running KDE 3.5.9. Does that count? Gentoo BTW....
Miss the whole SCO debacle, did you?
How so? PWS was the precurser to IIS...
That would be enforcing mode, which can be quite troublesome, but is useful for the paranoid..
I've also gotten several in Chinese/Japanese that slip right through as well.
So, we should use Haiku (the Open Source project to succeed BeOS)?
I think that erosion on stone tablets predates fading by quite a bit....
Well, not much. For that matter, GNOME's screenlet's support Karamba widgets, and plasma supports them plus OS X's stuff too. They all started differently to achieve the same end goal; now they're supporting each other in a way.
And Slackware (since the 90's) could install on a DOS based system and boot by typing loadlin.exe from the DOS prompt (DOS Mode for Win9x required though)
On a side note, does anyone remember linuxconf that used to handle virtually all configurations?
The ATI 200M is a mess running in a lot of distributions. Actually, I run Fedora on my laptop because I can get the proprietary driver to run without hassle. The open source drivers (it's a r300 card if memory serves) have minimal support for the card, and especially no acceleration whatsoever. The Ubuntu and Gentoo communities are the two greatest wealths of Linux information on the Web. Both have super zealots that get in the way though... Ubuntu is not a distro for a lot of us. And that's ok. That's what makes the Linux world great - I can run Red Hat at work, Fedora on my laptop, Gentoo on my desktop, LFS on my toy system, and Solaris on my server (yes, I know it's not Linux), all for different reasons, without too much trouble.
I doubt it. A good C++ programmer (or a good Assembly) would be able to way out do Java. Why? Java isn't well optimized on higher end systems, and sometimes not supported.
I guess you forgot some Desktops aren't MS based in the least. NeXt is so much more fun to copy =)
FVWM2 under RH6 on a Pentium 120MHz w/ 49MB RAM from where I am right now =)
I don't expect DNF until 2112...
FVWM, FVWM2, or FVWM95? FVWM2 is much better then 1 IMHO.
Never had dependency issues with Fedora, neither with yum or apt. And, I laugh at you from behind my Gentoo box.
Actually it has nothing to do with RPM vs Deb. It's apt vs yum. Install apt-rpm in Fedora and see how fast you can install stuff (Actually, it has to do with yum updating the package lists every run vs apt just doing it with apt-get update).