* UNIX admin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> > 5. I respect to the above, is it possible (on x86/x64
> > systems) to change the default build from 32bit to
> > 64bit? Is there a pure 64bit version in the pipeline,
> > (that can run 32bit code when needed, similar to how
> > FreeBSD does it for x64 bas
> 5. I respect to the above, is it possible (on x86/x64
> systems) to change the default build from 32bit to
> 64bit? Is there a pure 64bit version in the pipeline,
> (that can run 32bit code when needed, similar to how
> FreeBSD does it for x64 based systems).
That is how Solaris works, and how h
> Re, MP3 formats,OpenSolaris can not be
> distributed with MP3 technology and stay free.
> As Soon as you include MP3 stuff the OS will need
> to cost Money.
>
>
> ttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/28/mp3_patent_suit
> /
>
> Because you would need to pay royalities.
>
> Theo
Re, MP3 formats,OpenSolaris can not be distributed with MP3
technology and stay free. As Soon as you include MP3 stuff the OS will
need to cost Money.
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/28/mp3_patent_suit/
Because you would need to pay royalities.
Theora / Vorbis on t
> >
> 1.) Solaris isn't for games, even though ioQuake3 has
> a Solaris port.
> It's not a much asked for feature, if you think it
> is, submit a RFE
> (Request for Enhancement) with your reasoning.
>
> 2.) I agree, since GIMP is included with
> Solaris/OpenSolaris, though
> most people don
Darran Kartaschew wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
> I've been using SXDE (in it's various versions) for about 9mths now and have
> just recently migrated to it as my sole platform on my home PC**. From the
> outset I've been extremely happy with SXDE and the direction it's taking. (I
> started with SXDE 05/
Hi Guys,
I've been using SXDE (in it's various versions) for about 9mths now and have
just recently migrated to it as my sole platform on my home PC**. From the
outset I've been extremely happy with SXDE and the direction it's taking. (I
started with SXDE 05/07 and have upgraded with every rele
