bInterval = 0xa
}
Please tell me if it the fingerprint scanner would work.
Thank you
Sivasubramanian Muthusamy
Thank you
Sivasubramanian Muthusamy
On 7/4/07, Gaopeng Chen - Sun China [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wed, 2007-07-04 at 03:14, Sivasubramanian Muthusamy wrote:
Dear Gaopeng
developers have to do a lot of complex work in order to give the
user a compuer that is plain, easy and utterly simple.
Thanks for your comments.
Sivasubramanian Muthusamy
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I think it'd be perfectly reasonable to have the option to use Solaris
without having to learn the details.
By the way, I agree with you. Where we (perhaps) disagree is the means to get
to the point of using
Solaris without having to learn the details.
And on further thought, I think
Open Solaris developers have to do a lot of
complex
work in order to give the user a compuer that is
plain, easy and utterly simple.
And what about users rolling up their sleeves and
helping out?
Or is everything just to be delivered on a silver
platter?
Users might help Open Solaris
Users might help Open Solaris by giving a feed
back,
by telling them what they want. That would be
great
help, and beyond that, if you want users to roll
up
their sleeves and help out, no, that is not going
to
happen. That can never happen. Yes, the user wants
it
all delivered on
Dear Ian Collins,
This isn't the place to discuss the shortcomings of Solaris 10, many of
these have been addressed in Solaris Express and other OpenSolaris based
distributions. Let the past rest and look to the future.
I have seen looked at developer editions, some of the most recent
On 8/4/07, Sivasubramanian Muthusamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 8/4/07, Kaiwai Gardiner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Fri, 2007-08-03 at 23:08 -0700, Sivasubramanian Muthusamy wrote:
My post was in a certain manner of expression. On rapid reading,
ux-admin and other readers thought that i
Dear Ggendel,
My hope is that Indiana will make quick work of
catching up with Linux distributions like Ubuntu and
can then set it's sights on a real desktop solution.
Indiana shoots up my expectations. I wouldn't just hope that Indiana will
'catch up with Linux, I would rather instigate
Gary Gendel wrote:
For example: why install Sendmail if the user only uses Thunderbird as a
mail client? .
It is these types of details that keep the system complexity up plus confound
and confuse the home user
the bulk of UNIX users ... relied upon Sendmail ... Sendmail has also
The desktop for a common user vs a corporate revolves
around plug and play,
Yes, it must be plug and play. Some technical executives I have talked to tend
to believe that Solaris is already plug and play, it is not. Ian, the DVDs
that I tried in one of the most recent releases of Nevada did
My hope is that Indiana will make quick work of catching up with Linux
distributions like Ubuntu
Is that what Indiana would aspire for ? Catch up with Ubuntu Pathetic.
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The networking tool in OpenSolaris is okay
No, it is not OKAY. Try configuring Internet in Windows XP, look at the kind of
easy questions asked. Look at the help file menu that pops up in the unlikely
even that the internet fails to configure If the task is desktop, you need
to begin by
What nonsense, if you are going to criticise something, check out the current
version first.
Ian
Ian, you sound so easily irritated. And to tend to defend Sun, Solaris and Open
Solaris. You could be so defensive in a Press Meet, not in a develper forum,
you might want to hear more and more
My post was in a certain manner of expression. On rapid reading, ux-admin and
other readers thought that i did not understand the basics of how elaborate the
O/S is or that I did not understand the purpose for built in measures such as
the time taken to shut down the system.
The post was on
Ian, I am more talking about Solaris 10, Version 11/06, but I have
also been exposed to more advanced developer versions. The shut down
feature is not the only difficulty that I am talking about. I am
talking about identifying such irritants for the common man, who is
the Master by
Dear Ian Collins,
This isn't the place to discuss the shortcomings of Solaris 10, many of
these have been addressed in Solaris Express and other OpenSolaris based
distributions. Let the past rest and look to the future.
I have seen looked at developer editions, some of the most recent
and installs, asks a few questions in a manner
that I understand. This, among other things, is the kind of ease that
i am talking about.
All I have done is to throw a few questions, DELIBERATELY, as an
uneducated, un-coperative reader.
Sivasubramanian Muthusamy.
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Dear Carlsonj,
Thanks for your positive comments. On remarks such as Do you even care to
understand I am not deterred. This probably had to do with my manner of
expression, which was that of an irrational user. It is just a posture that I
adopted to emphasize greater targets for ease of use
Sun wouldn't use Gnome if you would try to position Solaris as desktop OS.
William
Dear William,
If Sun wouldn't use a GNOME, what would it use in Solaris if positioned as a
Desktop O?S ?
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Why not?
I assume it is the lack of resources, but then isnt this market worth the
investment?
Anil
PS : Mac OSX, now offcially a Unix, has shown that one can be adapted for the
avg Joe User.
I don't think it is the lack of resources, it is just that Sun's
Dear Mathew,
No, I have not decided on Solaris 10 11/16. I have
also been exposed
to the most recent developer editions. Indiana
sounds promising.
Agreed. But if you want to help Indiana - its
probably best that you
help out, it is a community project after all.
I have already
Hello,
What will do with it ? I will tell you later.
The computer is built with an obsolete processor that I managed to find, with a
RAM from yesterday that I managed to find. The processor is a 333 MHz processor
and the RAM is DDR I, 256 MB. I wish I could find a 128 MB ram, but I did not
Dear Wussboy,
I am a total newcomer to the open source community, I am here as a person who
grew up with Microsoft Windows, as a person who still admires Windows ( I have
not used Mac ) for its ease of use features. With this background, WITH
ADMIRATION FOR THE EASE OF USE OF FEATURES OF
By standalone I mean a computer that is not part of a LAN, not even on a
peer-peer connection, but one that gets on to the Internet.
I have a desktop with Sun Solaris and I have this problem. Solaris thinks that
my standalone desktop is a huge network with a thousand users or more. I need
to
with you by giving you a real time feedback
on the process of making this device work.
Sivasubramanian Muthusamy
India.
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Fingerprint Authentication
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with you by giving you a real time feedback
on the process of making this device work.
Sivasubramanian Muthusamy
India.
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Fingerprint Authentication
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Project Overview:
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