As you say, MS customers would not be be so smart.
Tom says:
MS plays on their insecurity by telling them that they have to be smart to
use Xnix. (Obviously a MS customer would not be so smart.) They point to
all the flavors of Xnix and make it sound like every one is wildly
different. Who will
I just got my eeepc. High five!
It turn out my Dell E310 (a bargain basement desktop)
was my first Linux box if and only if I installed
Fedora (nothing supported the USB controller). Dell
and Red Hat were once cozy.
-Paul Meyer
Checkout One Laptop Per Child project laptop.org
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No geeks here, just fan bois and glitterati.
And A intersect B :-
Checkout One Laptop Per Child project laptop.org
--- On Tue, 7/15/08, Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Tom Piwowar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [CGUYS] Process name (null) on OS X
To:
I upgraded to Safari 3.1.x on my MacBook yesterday. It crashes every
time I try to get contextual menus. I have Safari 3.1.2 on my G4 and it
doesn't crash. How do I fix the version on the MacBook?
When I did a crash report, I told Apple that I was going back to Firefox
and SeaMonkey until
I just got my eeepc. High five!
Do we get a review?
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If it's the actual version of Safari that is screwing up, as opposed to
a setting that the new version might change, you could try throwing your
new version in the trash and downloading an older version from a place
like this:
http://www.filehippo.com/download_safari/
b_s-wilk wrote:
I
You will also see lots of Macs used by scientists. If you watch science
programs like Nova or the occasional/rare news report about something
scientific you will commonly see that the person who just made a
scientific breakthrough did it with a Mac. Second choice is Xnix.
As I said before,
I like it, it does have a small screen and keyboard.
The Xandros based interface is a little rinky-dink
so I want to try Ubuntu (the common practice
is run that OS off a thumb drive or SD card).
I also have yet to see how it fares as as pseudo-
desktop by connecting to external monitor, keyboard,
I have a buffalo router flashed with a linux based firmware that allows for
greater flexibility.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ddwrt
Mike
On Sun, Jul 20, 2008 at 2:43 PM, Paul Meyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was a review of Linux/BSD based firewalls this
year on the Linux Action Show but
Actually, the most productive people are those who don't get sucked into
another one of Tom's or John's silly, adolescent pissing matches, yet again.
WFBs get so emotional as Microsoft slips into irrelevance. They would
play ostrich while significant changes are occurring in the computer
WFBs get so emotional as Microsoft slips into irrelevance. They would
play ostrich while significant changes are occurring in the computer
industry. I think it is much more useful to pay attention. This is all
so fascinating.
One must argue with you to be paying attention? Oh my. This level
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