Because apple's multi-touch is very useable and most people don't do stuff with a PC that the iPad can't do. For most people it is the ideal computing/electronic device (PC?).
It was nicely priced, even more so for a apple product.
But I really thought it would be used more in settings were the form factor is ideal: * A museum could use it for additional geolocation triggered digital data for its visitors. * Package delivery. * Warehouse accounting. * A presentation/prototyping/brainstorming tool in meetings and gatherings.
The difference is with OS X they had to look for the comparatively subtle faults. With KDE 4.0 the first release was like a schizophrenic autitistic kid that lost its memory from time to time.
What about slackware, the distro I am using did it push buggy compiles ? The thing is i know KDE 4.x has a lot of workflow-improvements in store, but show us how to use it properly have some podcasts set up to convert the dcop experienced guys and some for the people that really only use the bare because that's what they have been comfortable with
You guys keep chanting the activities mantra over and over instead of virtual desktops well... show us how to use it
huh ? this isn't windows, swapping aka moving pages to the swap. Is usually only done on linux when it makes sense eg if the ram is getting full according to sysctl parameters iirc.
Because browsing the web without adblock plus, flashblock and occasionally noscript is horrifying. Firebug is also very handy although I haven't gotten around to learning how to use it properly, so I'm fighting its UI constantly.
Hehehehe sweden that explains it:D.
Iirc your high speed infrastructure was built for home schooling, eg videoconfering with teachers because of the enormous distances between people and the various snow blizzards ?
But to stay on topic wouldn't a very good low bitrate codec be awesome to enhance the codecs used in phones, walkie-talkies, etc... Right now they use codecs designed for their purpose but not a lot of further development of them has been done that i know of.
Aah common it's new tech, you can't really compare them on an even plainfield at the moment. Traditional fossil fuel plants have had more than 5
decades to become this efficient.
You can take a typical 'Linux' system and replace the kernel with FreeBSD and neither users nor developers will notice.
Yeah right ! In theory maybe but in practice hell NO! I do long for the day for it to be possible without me noticing. But i guess we'll have to wait some more for that.
For some homebrew home server stuff eg: think a NAS you could easily do with ULV systems or even atoms, via nano's or the amd neo. And i really doubt that a 45 W tdp amd would consume more power than a sandy bridge.
i have a synology NAS with a powerpc iirc at 1.0 ghz and it uses 50-60W.
Another thing to realise is that originally the first GPU (geforce) was called a graphics card with T&L ( transform and lightning engine).
They offloaded the last 2 steps (step 5 and 6) of the rendering process to the gpu, while shaders could provide the opportunity to do a lot more of the offloading eg: all 6 steps, it's highly unlikely that all the cpu rendering responsibilities are now gpu only.
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I knew it was gonna be big.
Because apple's multi-touch is very useable and most people don't do stuff with a PC that the iPad can't do.
For most people it is the ideal computing/electronic device (PC?).
It was nicely priced, even more so for a apple product.
But I really thought it would be used more in settings were the form factor is ideal:
* A museum could use it for additional geolocation triggered digital data for its visitors.
* Package delivery.
* Warehouse accounting.
* A presentation/prototyping/brainstorming tool in meetings and gatherings.
Reminds me a little bit of the movie nirvana, with christopher lambert of highlander fame.
The difference is with OS X they had to look for the comparatively subtle faults.
With KDE 4.0 the first release was like a schizophrenic autitistic kid that lost its memory from time to time.
What about slackware, the distro I am using did it push buggy compiles ?
... show us how to use it
The thing is i know KDE 4.x has a lot of workflow-improvements in store, but show us how to use it properly
have some podcasts set up to convert the dcop experienced guys and some for the people that really only use the bare
because that's what they have been comfortable with
You guys keep chanting the activities mantra over and over instead of virtual desktops well
Don't developpers want a stable environment to test their (young and buggy) programs on ?
They want to debug their programs not Kwin !
huh ? this isn't windows, swapping aka moving pages to the swap.
Is usually only done on linux when it makes sense eg if the ram is getting full according to sysctl parameters iirc.
Esound is broken though !
Because browsing the web without adblock plus, flashblock and occasionally noscript is horrifying.
Firebug is also very handy although I haven't gotten around to learning how to use it properly, so I'm
fighting its UI constantly.
Hehehehe sweden that explains it :D.
...
Iirc your high speed infrastructure was built for home schooling, eg videoconfering with teachers because of
the enormous distances between people and the various snow blizzards ?
But to stay on topic wouldn't a very good low bitrate codec be awesome to enhance the codecs used in phones, walkie-talkies, etc
Right now they use codecs designed for their purpose but not a lot of further development of them has been done that i know of.
You have a 100 mbit/s upload ?
Podcasts, internet radio and other streaming media maybe ?
Undoubtedly this will get lots of replies how Windows software is already utterly broken.
I'm wondering how much stuff will break that checks for a 2.x kernel.
Aah common it's new tech, you can't really compare them on an even plainfield at the moment.
Traditional fossil fuel plants have had more than 5 decades to become this efficient.
I would like to recommend Iterm2.
You started it !
In my opinion SNES has the best emulators except maybe the gameboy.
Check out zsnes (doesn't seem to compile on 64-bit though) or snes9x.
Yeah right ! In theory maybe but in practice hell NO!
I do long for the day for it to be possible without me noticing.
But i guess we'll have to wait some more for that.
I don't think you have have any idea of what you're talking about and buying into the
X Windows is what makes linux sucks crap !
I'm wondering when did IPC started to mean instructions per clock instead of interprocess communication ?
For some homebrew home server stuff eg: think a NAS you could easily do with ULV systems or even
atoms, via nano's or the amd neo.
And i really doubt that a 45 W tdp amd would consume more power than a sandy bridge.
i have a synology NAS with a powerpc iirc at 1.0 ghz and it uses 50-60W.
Another thing to realise is that originally the first GPU (geforce) was called a graphics card with T&L ( transform and lightning engine).
They offloaded the last 2 steps (step 5 and 6) of the rendering process to the gpu, while shaders could provide the opportunity to do a lot more of the offloading
eg: all 6 steps, it's highly unlikely that all the cpu rendering responsibilities are now gpu only.
Drivers use/need the cpu to do some processing before it gets send to the gfx cards.
Kinda depends on your expected server workload, no ?