SMB is Server Message Block, and is the protocol used by Windows filesharing. People would use it include anyone who has shared a folder under Windows, and virtually any enterprise using an Windows AD domain.
As far as I know, there is no workaround, save perhaps installing Windows Services for Unix and using NFS.
Maybe moreso even because Linux often comes with a raft of server and daemon stuff that Windows doesn't.
Um, while pretty much all distros have a raft of daemons available, I'd highly recommend you don't install one that installs and starts them on a desktop install. Unless you tell it to, of course. Debian policy is no network listening services on a base install, and that's a good one, IMO.
This is why Linux has these things called modules. You can compile them, then plug them into a running kernel (and this is the astonishing part) without needing to reboot:P
Hell, you can even get these modules precompiled for your kernel - just like Windows:P
If they've bought the rights to Jabber, they can close source it from the next version. The current version will still be open source though, and would likely be forked.
It would be easier if the Republicans in Congress didn't filibuster everything to attempt to do that.
It seems when Republicans call for bipartisanship, it really means "Do everything I say.". I'm hoping that one day, the Speaker really requires them to stand up and talk for 30 hours, instead of simply declare the intent to filibuster.:)
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Actually it makes perfect sense to me.
I'm English. I therefore don't have the right to carry a firearm. This would probably cause (possibly armed) riots in the streets over in the USA. Me? I'm perfectly happy not carrying one, and knowing that the people I see aren't going to be carrying one.
Oh, here's another idea. Don't bother installing X.org or a window manager, and just use the console.
Good luck having more than one program onscreen, though. How about this: The GP wanted a solid regex engine inside the program, and I know this next bit may be difficult for you, so he can do regex from inside the program! Shocking! The audacity to expect a program to be useful!
Oh, they likely could use my OpenID to track me between sites, assuming that they grant each other access to each others records. However, I can know that my OpenID provider isn't tracking me:)
The NSA created SeLinux - do you mistrust that too?
Actually, the N8*0 fully supports the SDHC standard. Those 32GB cards out now? If I REALLY wanted (and had the money they're charging for them), I could pop two of them into my N800, for 64GB of storage. I'm currently using two 4GB sticks at the moment, but when I start running low, I can always (and cheaply) upgrade just the storage.
I'm also using 2.6, and it seems to be working for me.
I don't think I'm going to make the WordPress install a provider - it's a blog, it should remain a blog;) I have some proper software to do the providing:)
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That presumably matters if you're paying your lawyers.
Is this pro-bono or not? Anyone know?
Um, not sure how you managed to get that quote completely wrong - Jesus was endorsing taxes, not condeming them.
SMB is Server Message Block, and is the protocol used by Windows filesharing. People would use it include anyone who has shared a folder under Windows, and virtually any enterprise using an Windows AD domain.
As far as I know, there is no workaround, save perhaps installing Windows Services for Unix and using NFS.
Alcohol, same sex marriage, the death penalty, off the top of my head.
Perhaps guns too.
Let me say this:
THANK FUCK.
If you're getting higher taxes under Obama, you don't NEED to save anything :P
Oh no, you won't be able to buy a Jaguar every week. Poor you.
But yea, fuck you Google. Fuck you, and the fork you rode in on.
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Distended anus, 24/7.
This is why Linux has these things called modules. You can compile them, then plug them into a running kernel (and this is the astonishing part) without needing to reboot :P
Hell, you can even get these modules precompiled for your kernel - just like Windows :P
It's not the market share that matters, it's the development time put into each release.
Evidently, Windows gets less than its competitors.
If they've bought the rights to Jabber, they can close source it from the next version. The current version will still be open source though, and would likely be forked.
It would be easier if the Republicans in Congress didn't filibuster everything to attempt to do that.
It seems when Republicans call for bipartisanship, it really means "Do everything I say.". I'm hoping that one day, the Speaker really requires them to stand up and talk for 30 hours, instead of simply declare the intent to filibuster. :)
Actually it makes perfect sense to me.
I'm English. I therefore don't have the right to carry a firearm. This would probably cause (possibly armed) riots in the streets over in the USA. Me? I'm perfectly happy not carrying one, and knowing that the people I see aren't going to be carrying one.
Oh, here's another idea. Don't bother installing X.org or a window manager, and just use the console.
Good luck having more than one program onscreen, though.
How about this: The GP wanted a solid regex engine inside the program, and I know this next bit may be difficult for you, so he can do regex from inside the program! Shocking! The audacity to expect a program to be useful!
It's not religion, it's a paranoia about taking a bite out of something with a big juicy hook in the middle of it.
As they don't ever release an iPhone Shuffle ;)
No.
Apart from Migue De Icaza. He'd probably love it if Gnome were to be rewritten in Mono.
Um actually, here in the UK the police can hold you for 48 days without evidence not food or water.
Not that is good, but it's better than dying in custody.
I dunno, I found that quite funny :P
Oh, they likely could use my OpenID to track me between sites, assuming that they grant each other access to each others records. However, I can know that my OpenID provider isn't tracking me :)
The NSA created SeLinux - do you mistrust that too?
Actually, the N8*0 fully supports the SDHC standard. Those 32GB cards out now? If I REALLY wanted (and had the money they're charging for them), I could pop two of them into my N800, for 64GB of storage. I'm currently using two 4GB sticks at the moment, but when I start running low, I can always (and cheaply) upgrade just the storage.
I'm also using 2.6, and it seems to be working for me.
I don't think I'm going to make the WordPress install a provider - it's a blog, it should remain a blog ;) I have some proper software to do the providing :)
I don't know about other blogs, but WordPress with the OpenID plugin will let you list multiple openid urls that will allow access to your account.