On Tue, Jun 04, 2002 at 10:51:47AM +0200, Florian Zschocke wrote:
From: [dgc]splaTTer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
LINUX IS THE FUTURE! AND IT REALY SHOULD BE!
Oh, is it? And I thought we were just waiting for FreeBSD to get a
more userfriendly installation and setup program. ;)
It's called OS X
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It's this kind of mindset that is limiting the penetration of
Linux on the desktop. It takes a company leader with vision
and guts to take a chance.
Heh, that's always funny. You're a puss if you don't ignore the best
interests of your business, and instead pour an incredible amount of man
I use IE on my desktop system work.
doest this mean that my server is winXP ?
NO, i use a FreeBSD 4.5 server.. so these stats are crappy as hell.
Um, since you're confused: the stats have nothing to do with what OS
servers are being run on, they're about the clients on which the games
are
same shit...
that i use windows work does not mean i use it home
*sigh* Again, since you're obviously even more confused than I thought:
the survey is conducted after patching the HL client--on the machine on
which the client is patched--no matter which you're installing it
on...
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Eric
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On June 04, 2002, Eric (Deacon) sent me the following:
Heh, that's always funny. You're a puss if you don't ignore the best
interests of your business, and instead pour an incredible amount of man
hours into a big hole in the ground: a 4 year old (plus?) engine
designed from the start to
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Get the WineX developed by the guys Erik sent you. VAC doesn't look for
files. It checks the memory. What you guys think of looking what has been
sent than always asking the same questions over and over again...
From: Eric (Deacon) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As for me, OSX working on my AMD AthlonXP means my leaving MS behind
forever. In the mean time...
But of course, Apple's hands are tied, because as soon as they try to
support the x86 platform, Microsoft will withdraw their application support,
meaning
yep. OSX owns. and surprisingly, OSX server is pretty tight too. If
they ported to x86 hardware, the competition has the potential to get
serious imho.
besides, openoffice is pretty damn nice if apple sunk some money
into it, they could come out winning when it comes to losing
As for me, OSX working on my AMD AthlonXP means my leaving
MS behind
forever. In the mean time...
But of course, Apple's hands are tied, because as soon as
they try to support the x86 platform, Microsoft will withdraw
their application support, meaning no more Office/IE/etc for Mac.
Wouldn't they be stuck, though, if OfficeXP already works on OSX? I'm
not a programmer, but I do see your point. Quick question: if an app
works in OSX on the current hardware, does that app have to be
completely rewritten for a different hardware platform even though it's
still runing in
From: Eric (Deacon) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Wouldn't they be stuck, though, if OfficeXP already works on OSX? I'm
not a programmer, but I do see your point. Quick question: if an app
works in OSX on the current hardware, does that app have to be
completely rewritten for a different hardware
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