orders of magnitude better than integration of KDE applications under the GNOME desktop of any variety.
Nope, Qt supports GTK+ themes natively so those KDE apps work and look fine under GNOME. None of this playing-nice-with-others effort came from the GNOME camp, of course.
1: It isn't new, it's been in testing/unstable for 2 years by now. 2: This isn't Debian's init system, because this takes longer to get to a usable desktop on a 2011 3GHz multicore than that takes on my eee701 with a 630MHz Celeron.
What will it take before patent laws are thrown out the window and replaced with something sane?
I completely agree with you. A long and calculated campaign of murdering the people responsible for perpetuating this fucked up state of affairs is the only thing that will change this. You can't fight people in the business of exploiting the legal system through that same system.
quit making every browser update a training exercise
It's a browser. It works the same as every other browser. Upgrades keep the exact same toolbar layout you used in the previous version. If you need "training courses" to figure out what a new button is for because you lack the initiative to click it yourself and find out then, no offense, but you're a fucking moron. Go use IE.
being chained in the hull of a ship for months, sold, forced to labor, quartered in a shack, bred like a dog, and fed garbage for the rest of your short, disease-ridden life.
Yeah, modern-day American life is *nothing* like that.
Maybe they should've taken their own "quality not quantity" advice when they released a 300W games console with bigger hardware numbers than the rest and a launch lineup of tired old sequels.
No, Mono serves the same purpose as Wine - it's there as a stopgap while you transition away from Microsoft to real portable languages. dotNET is "portable" code in the same way writing for the Microsoft JVM is portable, except this time they can't be sued for pulling a 3-E's.
I've made the mistake of assuming a tmpfs big enough to build Chromium with its half-an-OS of bundled libs would also be big enough to compile Firefox 5 in. It isn't.
but it seems to be it would be better time spent working on better GPU support from the older cards that either are, or are soon-to-be unsupported by AMD.
"Unsupported by AMD" is not going to happen because they are directly contributing to this driver.
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Couldn't they make it cheaper by not paying the HDMI Tax?
sh, Perl 5, Lisp, Javascript, everything IBM produces, ...
orders of magnitude better than integration of KDE applications under the GNOME desktop of any variety.
Nope, Qt supports GTK+ themes natively so those KDE apps work and look fine under GNOME. None of this playing-nice-with-others effort came from the GNOME camp, of course.
1: It isn't new, it's been in testing/unstable for 2 years by now. 2: This isn't Debian's init system, because this takes longer to get to a usable desktop on a 2011 3GHz multicore than that takes on my eee701 with a 630MHz Celeron.
Try google.
Please write an article about this for the front page. Anonymity is what lets these parasites and the ones they operate on behalf of get away with it.
What will it take before patent laws are thrown out the window and replaced with something sane?
I completely agree with you. A long and calculated campaign of murdering the people responsible for perpetuating this fucked up state of affairs is the only thing that will change this. You can't fight people in the business of exploiting the legal system through that same system.
quit making every browser update a training exercise
It's a browser. It works the same as every other browser. Upgrades keep the exact same toolbar layout you used in the previous version. If you need "training courses" to figure out what a new button is for because you lack the initiative to click it yourself and find out then, no offense, but you're a fucking moron. Go use IE.
being chained in the hull of a ship for months, sold, forced to labor, quartered in a shack, bred like a dog, and fed garbage for the rest of your short, disease-ridden life.
Yeah, modern-day American life is *nothing* like that.
Blasting camera sensors with IR is already feasible; it's used in Copyrighted Public Spaces.
The submitter's profession doesn't.
Maybe they should've taken their own "quality not quantity" advice when they released a 300W games console with bigger hardware numbers than the rest and a launch lineup of tired old sequels.
Because of this normal filesystems are used, that assume to be on spinning harddrives
Worse still are cheap-ass SSDs that assume "normal" filesystems are being used, and corrupt your data if you aren't using windows.
It's in the D1 layout in the same place it's always been, YOU BLIND INGRATE.
IE had "zones" 10 years ago. Chrome has had per-site whitelisting for several major releases.
Mozilla... Mozilla has an open bug from the previous millenium.
No, Mono serves the same purpose as Wine - it's there as a stopgap while you transition away from Microsoft to real portable languages. dotNET is "portable" code in the same way writing for the Microsoft JVM is portable, except this time they can't be sued for pulling a 3-E's.
I've made the mistake of assuming a tmpfs big enough to build Chromium with its half-an-OS of bundled libs would also be big enough to compile Firefox 5 in. It isn't.
> $1000 midrange CPUs.
They still make the Pentium Extreme Edition?!
but it seems to be it would be better time spent working on better GPU support from the older cards that either are, or are soon-to-be unsupported by AMD.
"Unsupported by AMD" is not going to happen because they are directly contributing to this driver.
Gnash can do youtube, 480p, barely keeping up. That's about all I use it for, everything else is broken on it.
Because the telecoms don't get to stick their snouts in the pork barrel by thinking.
It sounds more like an excuse for another stupid W3C marketing acronym to me. Sorry, I need to go and SOAP my OWL now.
The metric we should be using is GPM, not MPG.
You mean l/km.
Yes, nice to see Mozilla finally acknowledge KDE's browser engine is years ahead of their own.
...whatever.