the article said that the documents were not classified but still sensitive. it seems to me that if you had documents you didn't want people to get classified or otherwise, you wouldn't put them in places where they could be got. they should be on a computer not connected to a network or the DOD should get a better network security team. Andrew
Well, in my opinion both suck. who needs either one. Gnome is buggy and KDE is ugly as hell. both have that gay start bar type thing. if i wanted that i'd use windows. however, it is good that they are being developed because in addition increasing the number of choices you have with *NIX, it is making it easier for the average user, such as my little sister or mom, to use a superior operating system. but until gnome or kde has some feature that actually increases my productivity, i'll stick with windowmaker. It would be nice if the two different camps would get together and agree to some standards. whatever Andrew
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the article said that the documents were not classified but still sensitive. it seems to me that if you had documents you didn't want people to get classified or otherwise, you wouldn't put them in places where they could be got. they should be on a computer not connected to a network or the DOD should get a better network security team. Andrew
Well, in my opinion both suck. who needs either one. Gnome is buggy and KDE is ugly as hell. both have that gay start bar type thing. if i wanted that i'd use windows. however, it is good that they are being developed because in addition increasing the number of choices you have with *NIX, it is making it easier for the average user, such as my little sister or mom, to use a superior operating system. but until gnome or kde has some feature that actually increases my productivity, i'll stick with windowmaker. It would be nice if the two different camps would get together and agree to some standards. whatever Andrew