>3) I don't trust LibreOffice to output documents that won't embarrass me in front of my boss. People will say "PDF", but bosses always want to edit things.
Then you better use the same exact version of MS Office with the same fonts installed on your machine....
I used the newer video cards power improvements as one of the reasons to replace an older card*. The other reason for the upgrade was so I could play more of the new games coming out on Linux. I didn't factor in that I would spend more time gaming though...
If you open the PDF and to to properties it says: Producer: OpenOffice.org 3.2 Creator: Writer
Now that is a very old version of OpenOffice... and most linux distros have switched to LibreOffice at this point. Does seem like they could use an update...
Their is a published EOL data for Flash... unfortunately it's just for Firefox (and other NPAPI browsers) on Linux.
It's approximately February 2017. "Adobe will continue to provide security updates to non-Pepper distributions of Flash Player 11.2 on Linux for five years from its release." https://www.adobe.com/devnet/f...
The first step (IMO) to ending Flash is to get it click-to-play. Firefox isn't willing to do this, yet [1].. AFAICT the holdup is Adobe with EME.. *sigh*.
Thermostats (wifi or 3g enabled) Home Security Systems Banks (some of their website security makes me really wonder) Almost all "Internet of thing" smart home devices
I even have basic questions for (mostly android) cell phones. How long do I get security updates for any of these devices?
"The Steam refund offer, within two weeks of purchase and with less than two hours of playtime, applies to games and software applications on the Steam store."
They have some specific additional requirements for DLC, but it definitely applies to games (as I read it).
Failing everyone in the class because you can't control the class is ridiculous (assuming the class size is not 10). If there are disruptive students that make you feel you need police protection, then you should do something about them (whatever's relevant for your schools policy, suspension, filling charges, etc).
What do you recommend for running Linux? The latest Ubuntu LTS is a good start.
For a C++ development environment? I really like Code::Blocks, but I'm thinking that wi'll be up to her...
An nVidia GPU helps accelerate the only "gravitational wave" program I've ever run (https://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/). Likely not relevant, but hey you did ask Slashdot.
I'm in the US on AT&T. Out of those vendors (exluding Google) being sold with AT&T subsidy who has *promised* to give you later Android versions? How about on non-flagship devices?
Systemd during a normal boot is doing some detailed logging of the boot process that let's you do a simper version of bootchart. This allows you to find out how long each service took to boot and also do a graph of them.
It's concerned complimentary to the actual bootchart...
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>3) I don't trust LibreOffice to output documents that won't embarrass me in front of my boss. People will say "PDF", but bosses always want to edit things.
Then you better use the same exact version of MS Office with the same fonts installed on your machine....
Would you pardon Edward Snowden?
Third party runs in the US aren't really given a remotely fair shot.
Specifically the republican party primary seems like you would have the best shot there... I would be shocked if you can't make it to the top 10...
It's GPL. The community page makes that a bit clearer. Now I do believe they have some proprietary extensions for something but I can't seem to remember what now...
http://www.zentyal.org/server/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
https://github.com/Zentyal/zen...
Give Zentyal a try - http://www.zentyal.com/
This is the smaller "Code" version, but still - https://code.visualstudio.com/...
I used the newer video cards power improvements as one of the reasons to replace an older card*. The other reason for the upgrade was so I could play more of the new games coming out on Linux. I didn't factor in that I would spend more time gaming though...
*Replaced a Radeon HD 3870 for an Geforce 750 Ti.
I'd like to see in Firefox by default...
I was curious...
If you open the PDF and to to properties it says:
Producer: OpenOffice.org 3.2
Creator: Writer
Now that is a very old version of OpenOffice... and most linux distros have switched to LibreOffice at this point. Does seem like they could use an update...
LibreOffice won the developers so it gets many more fixes
https://phoronix.com/scan.php?...
Their is a published EOL data for Flash... unfortunately it's just for Firefox (and other NPAPI browsers) on Linux.
It's approximately February 2017. "Adobe will continue to provide security updates to non-Pepper distributions of Flash Player 11.2 on Linux for five years from its release."
https://www.adobe.com/devnet/f...
The first step (IMO) to ending Flash is to get it click-to-play. Firefox isn't willing to do this, yet [1].. AFAICT the holdup is Adobe with EME.. *sigh*.
[1] https://groups.google.com/foru...
Thermostats (wifi or 3g enabled)
Home Security Systems
Banks (some of their website security makes me really wonder)
Almost all "Internet of thing" smart home devices
I even have basic questions for (mostly android) cell phones. How long do I get security updates for any of these devices?
"The Steam refund offer, within two weeks of purchase and with less than two hours of playtime, applies to games and software applications on the Steam store."
They have some specific additional requirements for DLC, but it definitely applies to games (as I read it).
https://web.archive.org/web/20...
Might be slightly out of date..
Relative to Mars, you might as well have not moved at all...
Failing everyone in the class because you can't control the class is ridiculous (assuming the class size is not 10). If there are disruptive students that make you feel you need police protection, then you should do something about them (whatever's relevant for your schools policy, suspension, filling charges, etc).
Or worse the mobile site just says "Here download our App!".
Do not want.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/...
At the top end:
https://system76.com/cart/conf...
http://www.dell.com/us/busines...
(customizable with Ubuntu 14.04)
What do you recommend for running Linux?
The latest Ubuntu LTS is a good start.
For a C++ development environment?
I really like Code::Blocks, but I'm thinking that wi'll be up to her...
An nVidia GPU helps accelerate the only "gravitational wave" program I've ever run (https://einstein.phys.uwm.edu/). Likely not relevant, but hey you did ask Slashdot.
I'm in the US on AT&T. Out of those vendors (exluding Google) being sold with AT&T subsidy who has *promised* to give you later Android versions? How about on non-flagship devices?
Just in case you were wondering.. (Handled by the Gnome Foundation)
And they let you allocate the money to specific sub-projects..
And slashdot posted a crowdfunding campaign before it was over!
Systemd during a normal boot is doing some detailed logging of the boot process that let's you do a simper version of bootchart. This allows you to find out how long each service took to boot and also do a graph of them.
It's concerned complimentary to the actual bootchart...
[1] http://0pointer.de/blog/projec...
is https://ind.ie/pulse/ (was SyncThing).
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy...
I'm pretty sure he meant 14.04.2..