That's nice and all but ext3 has been shown to be slower than ext2. Not only that, it doesnt have the maturity that ffs with softupdates has. I'll have to admit the mount compability sounds neato.
Soft Updates: A Solution to the Metadata Update
Problem in File Systems
by Gregory R. Ganger and Yale N. Patt
Now onto my opinion...
ffs with softupdates is great. It has the rare combination of speed AND stability. One of major problems with that behemoth known as ext2fs is that its either slow and stable or fast and extremely unstable. While some of the "alternative" Linux filesystems fix some of the problems inherent with ext2fs, they still won't touch ffs w/ softupdates for a while.
No, the problem is that Linux is slashdot and slashdot is Linux. Many legitimate *BSD/Sun stores are either ignored or posted on this subsection two weeks after the fact. If you rely on slashdot for anything other than SuSE/RedHat release news you're wasting your time. Oooh! Kernel 2.2.1182-preac8-test1.1 is out. Front page! Its sad. Most of us leave slashdot alone. I still have hope that it'll return to its previous glory.
Slashdot != BSD. Keep that in mind. The money of the failing Linux IPO's fund sites like this (which were once good). Most of the "technical" discussions are gone. All the topics revolve around market-ese. It would be interesting to see a graph of the pro-linux stories exponential increase since the whole VA/Andover.net dealings while the *BSD ones all but disappear. Quality Sun based ones are often rejected only things accepted are stories about Linux/Star Wars/Gadgets. Quality means nothing any more.
flame bait my ass. It's a sad state that unless it praises Linux and licks Linus nutsack its considered flamebait. Fuck slashdot any more. Its turned to total shit.
More like the money that pays for your meals differs with what you know is right.
I remember way back in the day when slashdot.org was a good site. Now its boiled down into a big bbs of pimple faced 15 year old trolls who think the only purpose of the GPL is for their asses who don't have jobs. Even the stories are weak. Unless its anything Linux, Star Wars or some Gadget it goes neglected.
The English demon meaning an explicitly evil supernatural being is a fork from the daemon root. Ahem!
thats exactly what i said. Taking word origins can only go back so far, so then why don't i take the greek one a step farther back to some caveman groan? A line must be drawn somewhere.
Nope! It comes from Old English. Daemon was the root word that "demon" forked from. It was an inanimate je ne sais quoi that influenced your actions/decisions.
So what? Debian may support it but the kernel is still sloppy on the SPARC. Go look at the MMU code. NetBSD runs on over 20 architectures, so whats your point? The distro wars are lame son.
So whats your point? The average person couldn't install windows either. Sorry but Solaris jumpstart is great. Go spread your FUD elsewhere. Why it was moderated up, I don't know....
...Theo and the gang just can't play very well with others, and I wonder if this project would be that much cooler if they could?
Your understanding of the past is horrible son. Who says they all have to cooperate? Maybe the folks working on TrustedBSD never asked them (Theo and the gang)? Or maybe they have different aspects on security?
IMHO, the work on TrustedBSD is useless. A bunch of security standards the govt put in place which are now 15 years dated.
You can't forget that the masses equate MS as the guru computer company. They think the entire industry revolves around them. These people are the clueless day-traders who over-evaluate the tech stocks out there. If they think MS is in trouble, they'll invest their money elsewhere. Would the market be hurt by a MS breakup? Absolutely, only because those trendy SUV driving douchebags don't know any better and consumer confidence would drop.
Am I the only one who finds gqmpeg the best X mp3 player? It doesn't suffer from the resource intensive aspects that XMMS does; plus its just a frontend to mpg123 (which we all know is the greatest console mp3 player)!
Why bother worrying about a trendy OS when over 75% of your population doesn't know where its next meal is coming from? Gimme a break! This has gotta be one of the worst stories ever posted on slashdot.
Not all of those things have a place in high school.
Oh, and it helps when your parents are both 'in system', the principal was undergrad with your father, and you're on all the academic squads. I suppose that gives you immunity as well.
Do you sleep with your head packed in ice? Thats just as corrupt as the all-american jock who gets to coast through it because he can throw a ball.
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FreeBSD's ipfw/natd does as well. It was merged into the tree around 2.1.x. Sorry but netfilter isn't BSD, you couldn't have been farther off there. It's being worked on but won't make it into 2.4.x for a while yet. Netfilter is going to blow away the crappy masq/ipchains but it'll still fall short of ipfw/natd and ipf/ipnat.
They can come to America, work for a while making A LOT MORE than they could in their native countries plus it can't hurt your chances of becoming a citizen if they have that intention. There's a lot of whiny braindead liberals who bring up the fallacy filled family bit. They came over knowing their would only last six years. The US government didn't add this after the fact they were fully aware of it coming to the US. Its their own fault if they end up tearing their family because of it! So what are you cowards going to whine about next? The people who come from Korea/Taiwan/Estonia to the US for college and have to leave after a while?! I guess since its not nice or fair it must be wrong. After all...CNN says so.
Well, right now there is a concerted effort to make a unified BSD ports system, instead of separate ones for each *BSD
Actually the very first steps have been taken to unify all the ports trees. I recall it being listed on Daily Daemonnews and Daemonnews but both sites seem to be down at the moment.
Firstly, it's not easy to update the ports tree itself; either I'm dumb or the documentation doesn't tell you how to do it. I'd like to be able to do something like this:
$ cd/usr/ports
$ make update
And magically, version numbers update and new packages appear.
You can just use cvsup to update only your/usr/ports.
Thats the intrinsic problem with books. You'll NEVER find up to the minute documentation in a printed form. Man pages are just fine for situations such as these.
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That's nice and all but ext3 has been shown to be slower than ext2. Not only that, it doesnt have the maturity that ffs with softupdates has. I'll have to admit the mount compability sounds neato.
Soft Updates: A Solution to the Metadata Update Problem in File Systems by Gregory R. Ganger and Yale N. Patt
Now onto my opinion...
ffs with softupdates is great. It has the rare combination of speed AND stability. One of major problems with that behemoth known as ext2fs is that its either slow and stable or fast and extremely unstable. While some of the "alternative" Linux filesystems fix some of the problems inherent with ext2fs, they still won't touch ffs w/ softupdates for a while.
Actually he did claim to have invented the Internet. Bush poked fun at him with it airing the actual TV bit with Gore usurping its mantle.
You called at least one of the candidates are idiots. Both them are. Look at liberal Gore who claims to have invented it.
No, the problem is that Linux is slashdot and slashdot is Linux. Many legitimate *BSD/Sun stores are either ignored or posted on this subsection two weeks after the fact. If you rely on slashdot for anything other than SuSE/RedHat release news you're wasting your time. Oooh! Kernel 2.2.1182-preac8-test1.1 is out. Front page! Its sad. Most of us leave slashdot alone. I still have hope that it'll return to its previous glory.
Slashdot != BSD. Keep that in mind. The money of the failing Linux IPO's fund sites like this (which were once good). Most of the "technical" discussions are gone. All the topics revolve around market-ese. It would be interesting to see a graph of the pro-linux stories exponential increase since the whole VA/Andover.net dealings while the *BSD ones all but disappear. Quality Sun based ones are often rejected only things accepted are stories about Linux/Star Wars/Gadgets. Quality means nothing any more.
flame bait my ass. It's a sad state that unless it praises Linux and licks Linus nutsack its considered flamebait. Fuck slashdot any more. Its turned to total shit.
I don't have the heart to comment on this.
More like the money that pays for your meals differs with what you know is right.
I remember way back in the day when slashdot.org was a good site. Now its boiled down into a big bbs of pimple faced 15 year old trolls who think the only purpose of the GPL is for their asses who don't have jobs. Even the stories are weak. Unless its anything Linux, Star Wars or some Gadget it goes neglected.
thats exactly what i said. Taking word origins can only go back so far, so then why don't i take the greek one a step farther back to some caveman groan? A line must be drawn somewhere.
Nope! It comes from Old English. Daemon was the root word that "demon" forked from. It was an inanimate je ne sais quoi that influenced your actions/decisions.
So what? Debian may support it but the kernel is still sloppy on the SPARC. Go look at the MMU code. NetBSD runs on over 20 architectures, so whats your point? The distro wars are lame son.
So whats your point? The average person couldn't install windows either. Sorry but Solaris jumpstart is great. Go spread your FUD elsewhere. Why it was moderated up, I don't know....
Your understanding of the past is horrible son. Who says they all have to cooperate? Maybe the folks working on TrustedBSD never asked them (Theo and the gang)? Or maybe they have different aspects on security?
IMHO, the work on TrustedBSD is useless. A bunch of security standards the govt put in place which are now 15 years dated.
You can't forget that the masses equate MS as the guru computer company. They think the entire industry revolves around them. These people are the clueless day-traders who over-evaluate the tech stocks out there. If they think MS is in trouble, they'll invest their money elsewhere. Would the market be hurt by a MS breakup? Absolutely, only because those trendy SUV driving douchebags don't know any better and consumer confidence would drop.
When was the last time you can recall your non-unix friends using anything but AIM/ICQ/MSN/Yahoo!? Take your elitism elsewhere.
Am I the only one who finds gqmpeg the best X mp3 player? It doesn't suffer from the resource intensive aspects that XMMS does; plus its just a frontend to mpg123 (which we all know is the greatest console mp3 player)!
Why bother worrying about a trendy OS when over 75% of your population doesn't know where its next meal is coming from? Gimme a break! This has gotta be one of the worst stories ever posted on slashdot.
dave?
Oh, and it helps when your parents are both 'in system', the principal was undergrad with your father, and you're on all the academic squads. I suppose that gives you immunity as well.
Do you sleep with your head packed in ice? Thats just as corrupt as the all-american jock who gets to coast through it because he can throw a ball.
FreeBSD's ipfw/natd does as well. It was merged into the tree around 2.1.x. Sorry but netfilter isn't BSD, you couldn't have been farther off there. It's being worked on but won't make it into 2.4.x for a while yet. Netfilter is going to blow away the crappy masq/ipchains but it'll still fall short of ipfw/natd and ipf/ipnat.
They can come to America, work for a while making A LOT MORE than they could in their native countries plus it can't hurt your chances of becoming a citizen if they have that intention. There's a lot of whiny braindead liberals who bring up the fallacy filled family bit. They came over knowing their would only last six years. The US government didn't add this after the fact they were fully aware of it coming to the US. Its their own fault if they end up tearing their family because of it! So what are you cowards going to whine about next? The people who come from Korea/Taiwan/Estonia to the US for college and have to leave after a while?! I guess since its not nice or fair it must be wrong. After all...CNN says so.
What?
Not being retarded.
Actually the very first steps have been taken to unify all the ports trees. I recall it being listed on Daily Daemonnews and Daemonnews but both sites seem to be down at the moment.
$ cd /usr/ports
$ make update
And magically, version numbers update and new packages appear.
You can just use cvsup to update only your /usr/ports.
Thats the intrinsic problem with books. You'll NEVER find up to the minute documentation in a printed form. Man pages are just fine for situations such as these.