Systems need code, which is written on "supported, intentionally rooted" devices, currently Desktops & Notebooks. The ARM Netbook paradigm may also get developers, but there will always be a system to develop code on. Android doesn't have it for first-class apps, yet. Although their scripting tools can be done right on the phone. MeeGo (Nokia's outrageously expensive phone) can be developed on.. using common Linux tools.
OpenOffice has File-->Export to PDF. Don't know what output you wanted a PDF though, so just guessing.
Zeitgeist is the big file search tool that's going in to Gnome 3 and others. I'd give that a try
Edit config files? I haven't done that on my desktop Ubuntu machines in years
It's unfortunate Wine stopped working with your program. Did you file a bug report when that happened? You may have gotten a quick response if it was just regressed.
The only software I've had fail in Virtualbox was hardware-tied or DRM limited.
In the end, the big virtue of Open Source is the community. Just ask & search; that's how I learn.
10/12 of the year it's > 100f heat index.
- Groceries: 14 mi (for good quality)
- Work: 12 mi (most job growth county)
- Relatives: 105mi (expect weekend visits)
My suburb's "in town". Cars are indispensable for billions of people.
Instead of the 1960s steel desk & chair, particle board & plastic took those over & we went on.
We will do with scarcity until someone gets rich with a solution. Someone recently found a dirt-cheap replacement 90% of our use for Platinum. Fluorescent lights skirted the extreme Tungsten scarcity so well that most people didn't even know. Future articles should list unsolved problems so sharp minds can get started.
The web overtook the casual & social games markets. HTML5, WebGL, & canvas are a platform for realtime, networked games. They're taking shape now while the standard is pushed to browsers. And all Linuxes will play them.
I've found that strategy in SC2 also. A few early invisible guys slip to the back of their base and kill off the workers, then it's over. They don't often realize it happened, they attack with their remaining army, and they freeze.
On the other hand, the SC2 AI is great if it should always on the offensive. My team has been hit with coordinated attacks that prevent us helping each other, especially when they run away.
Sounds like our best bet. Yet we've broadcasted TV since the 60s. Any chance the SNR made it there? If so, we can already conclude nothing there cares for '80s MTV.
Agreed with the size issue. I think Rsync would be preferable since Linux packages don't change much with security updates and may transfer less than the tracker. Apt already caches the packages, so retaining the latest version is no big deal.
Mesh + multi-antenna directional + minimum hop power + (DTV & Wifi correction codes) should keep this as resilient as 2.4Ghz (phones & 802.11b/g) today, right?
ARM, the "low water mark", has the A15 (not yet in production):
4MB L2
Quad 2.5ghz
hardware virtualization support
Power/heat wins causing mass-production for servers could reduce price.
Plus licensees price compete. A Windows port would only need slow x86 emulation for non-.NET apps and could gain perf by using multiple CPUs during emulation, JIT, and mapping calls to native libs for performance.
Agreed! For a steel industry job years ago I wrote & open-sourced a PHP script that produced printable barcodes: barcode.php?b=any_text
Many years later a bookstore on the other side of the planet had some questions & a fix request, so I did those for nostalgia reasons. It changed twice in 8 years and I imagine is well-used as a piece (or example implementation) in other things by now since it's considerably simpler than most implementations before it.
As it was, the steel industry project was abandoned for an insanely expensive replacement that failed and was replaced again, mostly because management wanted shrink-wrap. The steel company went bankrupt because of mismanagement (of other business areas).
Twice I've bought an Acer laptops, drove to the service center (mailing works too), and returned Windows. I got a $65 check each time. When mailing, the price is almost a wash, but it sends a message.
Do not open the box at all when you buy the laptop or this doesn't work.
It worked for XP and Vista. I haven't bought a Windows 7 laptop yet. One needed a Webcam driver packaged, so "make && sudo make install" after kernel updates (in driver source) solved it until the next Ubuntu packaged it.
I'm not affiliated with Acer.
Wait, the nation of India wants to battle IBM lawyers?
And if they win, that tells IT companies to send outsourcing elsewhere.
I sure hope they run with this. It will help the American economy greatly.
SQL can turn frameworks into mere reporting applications. If all logic, constraints, triggers, etc are in the SQL structure, there's nothing left to do but show & decorate a report, and dumb input that pushes to a smart SQL backend.
This also multi-processes for programmers and is easier to audit when the saves and logic are together.
How? With all the censorship plus life-ruining events when teens just asking other teens for a photo, children are paranoid. This case is about finally helping Americans have the tools to let this fear/obsession go.
Interesting when blame is psychologically equivalent to giving away your ability to make change. So a citizenry without responsibility also is disinterested to change out-of-control government entities.
For simplicity, go with a live CD, no hard drive, and plenty of RAM. Ubuntu does this. I've even seen a Windows Live CD run. The only pain here is boot-up. You can even setup everything caching to RAM (Puppy Linux does this but that distro has safety issues).
For bonus points, make the Ubuntu Live CD auto-login to the free 2GB of Ubuntu-One cloud storage to save Firefox bookmarks there, sticky notes, etc. Auto-login for the chat programs and Skype (installed & autostart).
FREE BUSINESS IDEA: Someone make a website that spits out a custom Ubuntu Live CD/DVD given a list of programs, auto-logins,ubuntu-one, integrated bookmark saving to the cloud, etc.
Windows wouldn't risk throttling Lotus Notes/Domino as many of those who recently got a PC with email are now trading in their PC for Macs and even iPads for checking their Notes/Domino email. PC users go for webmail as well.
But Oracle wanted to own their software stack. Companies are actively avoiding a risk of traps by Operating Systems. With enough competition & openness in communications systems, the same could be true.
I'm running SC2 with no hacks. An honest thanks to Blizzard here.
Follow the few changes to Wine to get Warcraft 3 FT, WoW, Starcraft running.
I haven't tried the older ones.
Have you investigated Valve on Wine? In any case they're coming to Linux "soon".
This allows multiple servers better than the proxies (RAID, Dual Power Supplies) act like mainframes. Now anyone can have multiple physical servers for redundancy & load balancing, just like large companies do. Yet few software stacks expand to multiple physical nodes well.
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Systems need code, which is written on "supported, intentionally rooted" devices, currently Desktops & Notebooks. The ARM Netbook paradigm may also get developers, but there will always be a system to develop code on. Android doesn't have it for first-class apps, yet. Although their scripting tools can be done right on the phone. MeeGo (Nokia's outrageously expensive phone) can be developed on.. using common Linux tools.
OpenOffice has File-->Export to PDF. Don't know what output you wanted a PDF though, so just guessing.
Zeitgeist is the big file search tool that's going in to Gnome 3 and others. I'd give that a try
Edit config files? I haven't done that on my desktop Ubuntu machines in years
It's unfortunate Wine stopped working with your program. Did you file a bug report when that happened? You may have gotten a quick response if it was just regressed.
The only software I've had fail in Virtualbox was hardware-tied or DRM limited.
In the end, the big virtue of Open Source is the community. Just ask & search; that's how I learn.
10/12 of the year it's > 100f heat index.
- Groceries: 14 mi (for good quality)
- Work: 12 mi (most job growth county)
- Relatives: 105mi (expect weekend visits)
My suburb's "in town". Cars are indispensable for billions of people.
Instead of the 1960s steel desk & chair, particle board & plastic took those over & we went on.
We will do with scarcity until someone gets rich with a solution. Someone recently found a dirt-cheap replacement 90% of our use for Platinum. Fluorescent lights skirted the extreme Tungsten scarcity so well that most people didn't even know. Future articles should list unsolved problems so sharp minds can get started.
The web overtook the casual & social games markets. HTML5, WebGL, & canvas are a platform for realtime, networked games. They're taking shape now while the standard is pushed to browsers. And all Linuxes will play them.
I've found that strategy in SC2 also. A few early invisible guys slip to the back of their base and kill off the workers, then it's over. They don't often realize it happened, they attack with their remaining army, and they freeze.
On the other hand, the SC2 AI is great if it should always on the offensive. My team has been hit with coordinated attacks that prevent us helping each other, especially when they run away.
Sounds like our best bet. Yet we've broadcasted TV since the 60s. Any chance the SNR made it there? If so, we can already conclude nothing there cares for '80s MTV.
Looking at the product, it's available for $139.
Agreed with the size issue. I think Rsync would be preferable since Linux packages don't change much with security updates and may transfer less than the tracker. Apt already caches the packages, so retaining the latest version is no big deal.
apt-p2p replaced it.
Mesh + multi-antenna directional + minimum hop power + (DTV & Wifi correction codes) should keep this as resilient as 2.4Ghz (phones & 802.11b/g) today, right?
Power/heat wins causing mass-production for servers could reduce price. Plus licensees price compete.
A Windows port would only need slow x86 emulation for non-.NET apps and could gain perf by using multiple CPUs during emulation, JIT, and mapping calls to native libs for performance.
Agreed! For a steel industry job years ago I wrote & open-sourced a PHP script that produced printable barcodes: barcode.php?b=any_text
Many years later a bookstore on the other side of the planet had some questions & a fix request, so I did those for nostalgia reasons. It changed twice in 8 years and I imagine is well-used as a piece (or example implementation) in other things by now since it's considerably simpler than most implementations before it.
As it was, the steel industry project was abandoned for an insanely expensive replacement that failed and was replaced again, mostly because management wanted shrink-wrap. The steel company went bankrupt because of mismanagement (of other business areas).
...because any corp. who profits from "distribution" in the Internet age is living a dream.
Twice I've bought an Acer laptops, drove to the service center (mailing works too), and returned Windows. I got a $65 check each time. When mailing, the price is almost a wash, but it sends a message.
Do not open the box at all when you buy the laptop or this doesn't work.
It worked for XP and Vista. I haven't bought a Windows 7 laptop yet. One needed a Webcam driver packaged, so "make && sudo make install" after kernel updates (in driver source) solved it until the next Ubuntu packaged it.
I'm not affiliated with Acer.
Wait, the nation of India wants to battle IBM lawyers?
And if they win, that tells IT companies to send outsourcing elsewhere.
I sure hope they run with this. It will help the American economy greatly.
SQL can turn frameworks into mere reporting applications. If all logic, constraints, triggers, etc are in the SQL structure, there's nothing left to do but show & decorate a report, and dumb input that pushes to a smart SQL backend.
This also multi-processes for programmers and is easier to audit when the saves and logic are together.
About time someone said that.
"Who watches the guards?" - Socrates
How? With all the censorship plus life-ruining events when teens just asking other teens for a photo, children are paranoid. This case is about finally helping Americans have the tools to let this fear/obsession go.
Interesting when blame is psychologically equivalent to giving away your ability to make change. So a citizenry without responsibility also is disinterested to change out-of-control government entities.
For simplicity, go with a live CD, no hard drive, and plenty of RAM. Ubuntu does this. I've even seen a Windows Live CD run. The only pain here is boot-up. You can even setup everything caching to RAM (Puppy Linux does this but that distro has safety issues).
For bonus points, make the Ubuntu Live CD auto-login to the free 2GB of Ubuntu-One cloud storage to save Firefox bookmarks there, sticky notes, etc. Auto-login for the chat programs and Skype (installed & autostart).
FREE BUSINESS IDEA: Someone make a website that spits out a custom Ubuntu Live CD/DVD given a list of programs, auto-logins,ubuntu-one, integrated bookmark saving to the cloud, etc.
Windows wouldn't risk throttling Lotus Notes/Domino as many of those who recently got a PC with email are now trading in their PC for Macs and even iPads for checking their Notes/Domino email. PC users go for webmail as well. But Oracle wanted to own their software stack. Companies are actively avoiding a risk of traps by Operating Systems. With enough competition & openness in communications systems, the same could be true.
I'm running SC2 with no hacks. An honest thanks to Blizzard here.
Follow the few changes to Wine to get Warcraft 3 FT, WoW, Starcraft running.
I haven't tried the older ones.
Have you investigated Valve on Wine? In any case they're coming to Linux "soon".
This allows multiple servers better than the proxies (RAID, Dual Power Supplies) act like mainframes. Now anyone can have multiple physical servers for redundancy & load balancing, just like large companies do. Yet few software stacks expand to multiple physical nodes well.
Agreed! New communication tools must either:
- Allow everyone
- Augment an existing communication protocol such that it includes the former userbase.