Eugh. We don't need more GNOME hideosity. I'd much rather see packages customized for each desktop environment. KDE, GNOME, whatever.
But for the love of God, don't standardize on a user-coddler like GNOME. I used GNOME for three years, with ever-increasing annoyance and frustration, until finally I said to hell with it and tried KDE.
KDE lets me do what I want to do. I'm never going back.
Larry Wall invented the original "P" in the LAMP platform.
He invented what amounts to transcontinental network communication while on the job.
I don't care whether he's a born-again Christian or whether he's a frigging Pastafarian. He's one of the nicest guys I've ever talked to in the programming world and he deserves respect.
You, on the other hand, are an anonymous coward. FOAD, troll.
Whereas in Photoshop I click a button and draw the bloody thing.
Quit trying to defend OSS for sucking. I use it probably more than most of you (Kubuntu laptop install), but I don't defend it when it sucks. (Instead, I fix it.)
News flash. AIX and Solaris are BSD descendants/offshoots/whatever.
AIX, at least, also has the charming ability to suck like God's own vacuum.
As for Theo and OpenBSD--well, let's look at it this way...you need money to run a bloody development team. And a lot of people use OpenSSH without giving anything back. That's their right, but who the hell are you to jump on de Raadt for it? Does he not deserve to make a living from what he does?
And FYI...FreeBSD is a lot more prevalent than you seem to think.
As of the XP kernel they aren't linked at all anymore. Go try WinFLP if you don't believe me; installing that (which IS an XP kernel, just without all the crap to go with it) gives you the option of IE or not.
Why not...I don't know...respect the decisions of the company who makes the device, and respect the rules by which you agreed to purchase the product? If you don't like omgomgomgsignedbadbadDRMTWOMINUTESHAAAATE, then don't buy the PS3.
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YES, the circle operation is that common to require a tool.
Will it be able to throw out Radeon-esque 3D numbers?
No?
I'll pass.
Install KDE libraries.
Shazam.
Eugh. We don't need more GNOME hideosity. I'd much rather see packages customized for each desktop environment. KDE, GNOME, whatever.
But for the love of God, don't standardize on a user-coddler like GNOME. I used GNOME for three years, with ever-increasing annoyance and frustration, until finally I said to hell with it and tried KDE.
KDE lets me do what I want to do. I'm never going back.
Which of these various virtual desktop systems hide windows NOT on the current taskbar?
I have KDE and GNOME both set up to do that. If I'm on desktop 2, I don't want to see the window entries from desktop 1.
You whippersnappers. I craft my own packets.
Using cat. And an ASR-33.
Larry Wall invented the original "P" in the LAMP platform. He invented what amounts to transcontinental network communication while on the job. I don't care whether he's a born-again Christian or whether he's a frigging Pastafarian. He's one of the nicest guys I've ever talked to in the programming world and he deserves respect. You, on the other hand, are an anonymous coward. FOAD, troll.
Whereas in Photoshop I click a button and draw the bloody thing.
Quit trying to defend OSS for sucking. I use it probably more than most of you (Kubuntu laptop install), but I don't defend it when it sucks. (Instead, I fix it.)
Do you ethnically cleanse the curds during the cooking process?
Genocidally delicious!
Not a year. Try six months, tops.
Of course, they could also drop hundreds of thousands of Sony laptop batteries...
Zero meters depth, dude. SOMETHING went boom.
Doesn't Wii use an ATI card...? Yeah, yeah, I know. Wishful thinking. But still!
Your turfometer is off. He said "thankfully." (said with tongue half in cheek)
I hate LISP.
But--no major software projects? I have a behemoth called emacs running right now, and she be LISPy, Cap'n.
You're right--I glanced at Wikipedia after I posted.
D'oh.
However, I still stand by the opinion that "Bon Echo" is a stupid name, even if it's a codename.
It calls Firefox "Bon Echo."
So very, very stupid.
I had a paperclip.
Just not a magnetized one.
News flash. AIX and Solaris are BSD descendants/offshoots/whatever.
AIX, at least, also has the charming ability to suck like God's own vacuum.
As for Theo and OpenBSD--well, let's look at it this way...you need money to run a bloody development team. And a lot of people use OpenSSH without giving anything back. That's their right, but who the hell are you to jump on de Raadt for it? Does he not deserve to make a living from what he does?
And FYI...FreeBSD is a lot more prevalent than you seem to think.
He must have linked in KDE. Couldn't have had that much time otherwise.
Nah--something like political science was more his speed.
When the FSF came knocking, Linus was a much younger man, and less wise to boot.
As of the XP kernel they aren't linked at all anymore. Go try WinFLP if you don't believe me; installing that (which IS an XP kernel, just without all the crap to go with it) gives you the option of IE or not.
Why not...I don't know...respect the decisions of the company who makes the device, and respect the rules by which you agreed to purchase the product? If you don't like omgomgomgsignedbadbadDRMTWOMINUTESHAAAATE, then don't buy the PS3.
Their toy, their rules.
You had a magnetized paperclip? I had to move bits by feel!
Eh. The writing is dry and painful as hell. I read War and Peace in a weekend and got stuck on the Simarillion to the point of never finishing it.