Ok. Thanks for explaining the dialog that reports a crash.
[...] And that a firewall triggers an alarm offering the user to reject
or allow an Internet connection for any program not yet configured in
the firewall and that it offers the user the possibility to configure a
rule for the future an
Thanks, Bernd. That clears up a lot to me. Apparently the bug in
MS-Windows was being misunderstood by the end user.
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005, Bernd Eilers wrote:
If I recall it correctly the reason for this was that OOo was just "only!"
simply asking the system for it´s hostname on startup. Unfort
If this bothers you then write your EU representative or that of the EU
country you have business or project partners in:
http://wwwdb.europarl.eu.int/ep6/owa/p_meps2.repartition?ilg=EN
Otherwise, the situations is likely to get worse. As monopoly rents go
away, look for more things li
Your intent is good, but since it takes a few million dollars to overturn
a dud patent yet only a few thousand to apply for one, it's possible that
just shooting down bad patents may not be a viable long term strategy. ;)
However, shooting down this one specifically, might be a way to garner
m
I did not say that OSS will never knock MS off. That is not the goal of
OSS, but as others including Linus Torvalds have pointed out it may well
be a side effect.
I did say that it is incorrect to frame the discussion as MS vs Open
Source. That's very inaccurate. If one must frame the discu
Hi, David,
Are you thinking of the address barcodes used by the US Post Office?
OLr some other bar codes?
Regards,
-Lars
Lars Noodén ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Keep the market open by keeping software patents out
(deadline 31 Mar 2006):
http://europa.eu.int/comm/internal_market
