On Tuesday, 24 בJune 2008, Rafi Gordon wrote:
> I never tried to get the producer info of a pdf file (I am running
> acroread for pdf files and I am not sure there is something like
> this).
I don't have Acrobat installed on any of my hosts right now,
but IIRC it should be in: File->Document Prope
Hi,
>As I always do, I looked into the
>document properties (Alt+Return in evince) and lo and behold,
>the "Producer:" string is . (look for yourselves, it begins with
>a capital O ;-)
I never tried to get the producer info of a pdf file (I am running
acroread for pdf files and I am not su
On Monday, 23 בJune 2008, Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> what are it's benefits compared to ext3, ext4, jfs, reiserfs etc?
That's not the correct comparison. In AdvFS you mount a fileset
that may be stored on several volumes (partitions). So the correct
comparison should be to:
1. Either Zfs, or
2. LVM
2008/6/24 Hetz Ben Hamo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> HP is releasing Tru64's AdvFS source code (Under GPL V2 license) and
> will do the conversion to Linux..
>
> I was wondering: has someone here played with it extensively? what are
> it's benefits compared to ext3, ext4, jfs, reiserfs etc? What
Hi,
HP is releasing Tru64's AdvFS source code (Under GPL V2 license) and
will do the conversion to Linux..
I was wondering: has someone here played with it extensively? what are
it's benefits compared to ext3, ext4, jfs, reiserfs etc? What can be
done with AdvFS that can't be done today on Linux?
