Ubuntu announces it will incorporate another Red Hat technology, news at 11. I'm just surprised they haven't already forked RHDS and just renamed it Canonical Directory Server.
If a Gov't agency put out an RFQ for AutoCAD, do they really have to entertain a quote from Google Sketch?
Maybe they're not supposed to put out an RFQ for specific programs, but rather specific functionality and make sure that retraining is included if applicable.
He's merely stating that for the rest of the world(Yeah, other parts than Europe too), your 'left' party is actually to the right. You do not choose between 'left' and 'right' in your elections. You choose between 'right' and 'right.
I would think he means that his employer only permits the use of CentOS in a testing environment. Are you going to try and force them to put CentOS in their production environment with the GPL in hand? They're gonna love you.
False. Sony and Nintendo had created a partnership for the CD addon and of course would share both expenses and profits. The arrangement was similar to the Sony/Phillips arrangement (they both bore the cost of developing the Audio CD). Then Nintendo decided they didn't want a CD addon after all because it would be too easy to pirate the games, so they jumped ship, leaving Sony with all the incurred debt.
False. Sony had a deal that in essence gave them control and Nintendo naturally didn't want that and canceled the deal. They also made a deal with Phillips. It's not like it's poor old Sony here, they're bastards and the way you're trying to portray it is Nintendo just did it for shits and giggles. They didn't-
Actually, RHEL and CentOS have still yet to release a fix. So for your average Linux sysadmin out there, there still isn't an easy-to-use fix. Well, besides Ksplice anyway.
RHEL/CentOS wasn't affected, so they really don't have to release a fix.
If I remember correctly, for a long time there have been 32 bit and 64 bit flash plugins for Windows while Linux only had 32 bit versions
I'm fairly certain that Windows has not had a 64bit version before now. GNU/Linux was the first operating system that got an early 64bit beta from Adobe.
I don't really care what Shuttleworth has to say. A man who tries to poach developers off competing distributions has no credibility. Fuck Ubuntu, Canonical and their leeching practices. I'll stick with Red Hat and Debian, thank you very much.
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I just tested this using Chrome and Linux. No problems here.
This makes me cringe, Ubuntu is joining Fedora, not the other way around.
You can't write to ftp with Finder, so that argument is moot. Safari or Finder, it's read only anyway.
Just think of the government's fire service like a private health care company, maybe then you'll see things differently.
Why would you do that? Fire, healthcare, police etc. are the governments responsibility.
Fire brigades?
You mean those fine people who watched a persons house burn down earlier this year? Yeah, a fine collection of firefighters those were.
So it's about 15"?
Ubuntu announces it will incorporate another Red Hat technology, news at 11. I'm just surprised they haven't already forked RHDS and just renamed it Canonical Directory Server.
Maybe they're not supposed to put out an RFQ for specific programs, but rather specific functionality and make sure that retraining is included if applicable.
He's merely stating that for the rest of the world(Yeah, other parts than Europe too), your 'left' party is actually to the right. You do not choose between 'left' and 'right' in your elections. You choose between 'right' and 'right.
That's great that you post your experiences with server scheduling in a topic about desktop scheduling. It's so relevant. No wait, it's not.
I sincerely hope someone routinely compiles, breaks and tests new kernels.
Yup, it's completely unheard of that Microsoft Office has formatting issues between their versions either.
Yeah, it's not like we ever have to pull a fast one with Windows software either. It's always perfect and bug free ain't it?
This seems crystal clear to me.
I would think he means that his employer only permits the use of CentOS in a testing environment. Are you going to try and force them to put CentOS in their production environment with the GPL in hand? They're gonna love you.
Yeah, MCSEs give 'advanced' support... Extremely few Microsoft consultants have the deep knowledge of Windows that Red Hat has of Linux.
Yes, I frequently get confused about what year it is, so that's clearly the more significant number.
Sometimes though, the big thing isn't what you do, but how you do it.
False. Sony had a deal that in essence gave them control and Nintendo naturally didn't want that and canceled the deal. They also made a deal with Phillips. It's not like it's poor old Sony here, they're bastards and the way you're trying to portray it is Nintendo just did it for shits and giggles. They didn't-
Yeah, imagine that. Nintendo didn't want to give Sony complete control over something that Nintendo had essentially created. Those bastards.
Actually, RHEL and CentOS have still yet to release a fix. So for your average Linux sysadmin out there, there still isn't an easy-to-use fix. Well, besides Ksplice anyway.
RHEL/CentOS wasn't affected, so they really don't have to release a fix.
Yeah, except every singe RHEL deployment out there, because it was not affected by the bug.
How about making the fucking filesystem _not_ fragment and piss itself regularly? That would make it atleast semi-modern.
I'm fairly certain that Windows has not had a 64bit version before now. GNU/Linux was the first operating system that got an early 64bit beta from Adobe.
I don't really care what Shuttleworth has to say. A man who tries to poach developers off competing distributions has no credibility. Fuck Ubuntu, Canonical and their leeching practices. I'll stick with Red Hat and Debian, thank you very much.