Glenn Becker wrote:
>> What is the claimed advantage...?
>
> Slackware is great if you like your system clean, no-frills, very
> 'UNIX-y' and you don't mind configuring things by editing text files
> (and you also don't mind reading and following documentation and
> occasionally figuring things ou
perfect answer, and I agree on most points, as I consider (likely
incorrectly) my desktop as a work-in-progress (hacked
ubuntu-pre-unity+gnome2+compiz+cairo+hacks) though it shouldn't be that
hard. In fact I wont upgrade to the latest ubuntu as Unity is the worst
thing I've seen in ages. Worse than
I could have sworn I recently ranted about this. Well. There are
several points:
The failure to address egregious bugs and misfeatures. Example:
Metacity window placement. Even when fixes are provided the developers
refuse to incorporate them into the code base. Open Source projects
shou
Rich,
just out of curiosity, what requirements do you have that causes you to say
"Windows 7 because I still have yet to see a Linux desktop that I would
choose to use over it". Is it an app/program requirement? Interface
requirement? familiarity? This is not an attempt to start any flame war or
a
The latest Debian Project News newsletter points out that Debian was the
top pick for "Server Distribution of the Year" in the 2011
LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Results:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/2011mca.php
Debian was closely followed by Slackware, both getting over 25%. Then
C
I am a former Unix admin who runs a LAMP based website:
ExampleMotion.com, a file sharing website for legal professionals.
I recently moved from California, where I started the site, to the South
Shore of Massachusetts.
1.Job Description:
Website Developer for LAMP based website with extens
if you want to DL your distro of choice before the R.Pi store goes
live, you can find most of them at http://elinux.org/R-Pi_Hub ... it
appears Fedora F14 remix will ship with it if you buy the pre-loaded
SD card with it...
They are printing 10,000 of these in the first batch, and if I was a
On 2/26/2012 10:50 PM, Tom Metro wrote:
You need to do some more research, then. :-) But that's a separate thread.
What's to research? I don't have need of a dedicated set top because
this one works just fine.
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Dan Ritter writes:
> On Mon, Feb 27, 2012 at 10:56:49AM -0500, Derek Atkins wrote:
>> >> Maybe I should move my MySQL database to another machine?
>> >
>> > Is it on a disk separate from your recordings?
>>
>> No, it's not. And it's been fine this way for the past 6-8 years. It's
>> only start
Dan Ritter writes:
>> Okay, perhaps it is the Ethernet driver that's causing the ksoftirq/1
>> thread to spin at 100% cpu usage. I really need to track this down,
>> because I'm losing bits in my TV records when this happens, and it's
>> also causing other bits to be delayed.
>
> ksoftirqd is ru
David Miller writes:
> I agree with Ed here smart data, at least if you're just looking at a
> snapshot, is pretty meaningless. It becomes more meaningful if you're looking
> at these counters over time and tracking the tends. But even then they are
> hard to interpret and the data reported var
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