Keld Jørn Simonsen wrote:
On Thu, Jun 09, 2005 at 04:30:31PM +0800, Funda Wang wrote:
Clytie> WAN cards: Wide Area Network cards, Funda, AFAIK.
Thanks. I was thing of it at first. But what is that? Are the LAN cards
really different from the WAN cards? I've never heard of such a device
named
ss Local Area Network. A
local area network can be reached _without_ going online: a business,
school or organization may have several computers in that one place,
linked by Ethernet or wireless networking, and thus they form a
network of their own, independent of the Net if necessary.
Clytie> WAN cards: Wide Area Network cards, Funda, AFAIK.
Thanks. I was thing of it at first. But what is that? Are the LAN cards
really different from the WAN cards? I've never heard of such a device
named as "WAN cards", besides ADSL modem, Cable modem, ATM adaptor, etc.
The real problem is that
On 09/06/2005, at 6:00 PM, Funda Wang wrote:
Thanks. I was thing of it at first. But what is that? Are the LAN
cards
really different from the WAN cards? I've never heard of such a device
named as "WAN cards", besides ADSL modem, Cable modem, ATM adaptor,
etc.
Some adaptors or modems get
On Thu, Jun 09, 2005 at 04:30:31PM +0800, Funda Wang wrote:
> Clytie> WAN cards: Wide Area Network cards, Funda, AFAIK.
> Thanks. I was thing of it at first. But what is that? Are the LAN cards
> really different from the WAN cards? I've never heard of such a device
> named as "WAN cards", besides
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 16:30:31 +0800, Funda Wang wrote:
> The real problem is that, the developers are creating words which are not
> commonly used, such as spatial mode of Nautilus. Why it is called spatial
> mode, rather than "creating seperated window for every folder"?
IMHO, "spatial mode" is
