On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> That's rather odd... At least 3dfx has been extremely good to the Linux
> people.
True. . .from our (steve-o +myself) perception, there is another side of 3dfx.
Suppose for a second that a little upstart chipmaker named nVidia had just said
"Well, after the luk
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> Seth Gibson wrote:
> >
> No, probably Scott McNealy, president of Sun Microsystems. You know,
> Java, Jini, Solaris...
Yah that's why i said sellers of 3dfx
he's cool with sun. . .trust me i know
the dude
The new MS Linux will be out March 21st 2133. Or at least
that was when a friend told me that hell was freezing over.
I understand it will be called MS Linux 2100.
Ron
mccaffrey wrote:
>
> Any idea when the new Microsoft-Linux is due to roll out? I'm wondering if it's
>being considered and
Any idea when the new Microsoft-Linux is due to roll out? I'm wondering if it's being
considered and to what extent. I mean, why
not? Then there wouldn't be a problem w/ people dumping Windows for Linux
distributions, cuz they could get it all from the same
company. Hmmm, I probably wouldn't
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
> Hey, is it just me? Or do you experience a renewed sense of excitement when messing
>with Linux that you haven't had since the early
> days of DOS? I know M$ will remain as a player of some sorts but the question has
>now evolved from "which is th
On Sat, 20 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> BTW, who is Scott?
>
I think he's making a reference to Scott Sellers of 3dfx. . .i think i'll have
to go with him on that too. . .next gen feature in a video chipset i want. .
.hardware geometry engine or hardware accumulation buffer. . .hmmm. . .let me
think. .
Hey, is it just me? Or do you experience a renewed sense of excitement when messing
with Linux that you haven't had since the early
days of DOS? I know M$ will remain as a player of some sorts but the question has now
evolved from "which is the better OS" to "why
be confined with M$?"
Seve
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