million machines hitting the update servers every hour. hm
On Jun 23, 2010, at 10:49 AM, Nathan Dorfman wrote:
Personally, I would prefer it, and I think it's quite reasonable. Thoughts?
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I dont know if it is relevant, but looking at the specs of the two unstable
machines listed in the article, both had nVidia chipsets
The one machine (netbook) that they said worked perfectly had an Intel Graphics
chipset.
Given the amount of discussion relating to problems with the nVidia
Or give complex video recording and playback devices to consumers, or
provide tools for publishing your own
content, or advanced 3d modelling tools to amateurs. All these things
where at one time considered to be the
realm of the professional only, but are now commonplace commodity items.
I
Is there any chance we can get the pdt in there as a plugin too, its
glaringly missing
On 19 Oct 2009, at 00:32, Benjamin Drung wrote:
Hi,
we have now an up-to-date, working eclipse package in karmic
(3.5.1-0ubuntu6). It's even better than the one provided by upstream.
There is only one
Would the production of a system similar to the Yahoo Answers
approach help with some of this, Yahoo Answers
awards points to answers that are chosen as top answers for various
questions, and in essence becomes a living FAQ. Its more
task orientated than the wiki, as its based on a
:
On 03/07/09 08:00, Tim Hawkins wrote:
Would the production of a system similar to the Yahoo Answers
approach help with some of this, Yahoo Answers
awards points to answers that are chosen as top answers for various
questions, and in essence becomes a living FAQ. Its more
task orientated than
Or wait until mozilla / webkit release html5 media objects and make
the whole add-on thing redundant.
On 12 May 2009, at 10:37, Christopher James Halse Rogers wrote:
On Tue, 2009-05-12 at 03:52 -0400, Mackenzie Morgan wrote:
On Sunday 10 May 2009 4:55:26 pm Jonas wrote:
(section message is
Connecting and transferring data online during an offline media
install is not an expected activity, it is the kind of
phone home activity that is derided of other OS's such as Microsoft
windows. It is especially
bad given that the user does not know its going to happen, and does
not know
Fedora 10 provides a USB disk image, which can just be DD'd onto a
blank key.
With the rapid rise in the numbers of compact netbooks with no
optical media readers included, perhaps this makes more sense, most
machines now will boot from a usb key.
while there are tools like unetbootin
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