, to get native-like performance you can always use SWT (see
www.eclipse.org).
Cheers,
--
Sharon Dagan
Senior Software Architect, Software Group, IBM Israel
Tel/Fax: +972-3-9188776, Mobile: +972-52-2554776
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Making Linux user friendly is easier than debugging Windows
dramatically
depending on the JVM and JIT implementation.
Just my $0.02: IBM's implementation of the JVM is *not* optimized for
Itanium (and probably won't be). It is optimized, however, for other 64bit
processors such as AMD64 and Power4/5.
Cheers,
--
Sharon Dagan
Senior Software Architect, Software Group
Doh! thanks :-)
-S.
On Tue, 2004-08-24 at 10:39, Oron Peled wrote:
On Wednesday 25 August 2004 05:38, Sharon Dagan wrote:
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Look at your mail 'Date:' header and you'll see that
all agree to the same fact -- you live
I'm getting the above while trying to publish a message. Any idea?
Thanks
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Hi All,
To fix the problem where unbound accelerators produce the character, add
'preserve[Control] = Control;' to the type 'IGNOREACCEL' in
'xkb/types/pc', as follows:
xkb/types/pc
...
type IGNOREACCEL {
modifiers = Control+Shift+Alt;
preserve[Control] = Control;
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Hi All,
After much tweaking, I have an almost perfect solution for this annoying
problem. I was able to get all the accelerators keys to work anywhere in
KDE, OOo, Mozilla and the console window. Since the
This partition is actually encrypted.
If the machine is stolen while powered on and the partition is mounted,
automatic unmounting will (hopefully) save the day.
Oded Arbel wrote:
29 2003, 19:13,Diego Iastrubni:
, 29 2003, 18:50, Oded
Arbel:
When he said he wanted to
Hi all,
I'm working on tightening the security of my laptop (installed with RH9).
I'm trying to figure out a way to automatically unmount a partition that
has been standing idle for some time. 'Idle' means, of course, that no
reads or writes were made from/to that partition.
Any hints on
RH9, KDE, Mozilla Firebird 0.7.
In Firebird, I can't find any of the Hebrew TrueType fonts in the
drop-down list of available fonts - specifically, Arial.
Fonts are installed and used in KDE and other apps.
Any idea?
-S.
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Following advice given here, it turns out there's no /dev/hda :-)
Now what?
-S.
On Saturday 11 October 2003 03:03, Blue Prince wrote:
fdisk /dev/hda fails - says it can't open /dev/hda.
It *looks* as if this has started right after installing Windows 2000
onto a
second primary partition in
Missing '/dev/hda' entry was fixed with 'mknod /dev/hda b 3 0'
-S.
On Saturday 11 October 2003 03:03, Blue Prince wrote:
fdisk /dev/hda fails - says it can't open /dev/hda.
It *looks* as if this has started right after installing Windows 2000
onto a
second primary partition in the disk.
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