Fedora Site Hacked? Sourceforge Hacked?? Unified Package Installer! KDE 4.6 Released!
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man, attacking sourceforge is just...lame. as hell.
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You said 2010 again :P
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im really excited for appstream
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it was Microsoft hackers.
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Oh noes, oopen source being hacked? Obviously the MAC is next
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@thisweekinlinux Yeah but the same people were saying the same thing not long ago, specifically about fglrx. Being a *nix user, I live by the mantra 'results may vary' but I get the distinct impression that the power of suggestion is getting the better of people, especially since tearing is something that comes and goes on a day-by-day basis, depending on timing, load and the video source. Bridgeman says it might be fixed, people watch one video, then stop paying attention and proclaim it fixed.
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@invnd1987 neither, really. they're both pretty heavy, and I don't have much use for a full office suite. I use Google Docs for most things.
It's only been 3 days?! I was thinking to myself "Is he on vacation?"
Capa359 1 year ago
@Capa359 nah, not on vacation. just had surgery. If you haven't already, check out the second channel, TWILTalks.
thisweekinlinux 1 year ago
This has got to be the 20th announcement that vsync is fixed in *nix. I'm getting a little sceptical.
etnlIcarus 1 year ago
@etnlIcarus a few people here in the comments say it fixed the tearing for them. I can't say one way or another, I'm using Nvidia now.
thisweekinlinux 1 year ago
Jordan . Unified Package install sounds like a great Idea. However wasn't this concept already tried by The Now Defunct company Know as Linspire? That used a Method Called Click n Run. Where all some one had to do was look for a program I;E Kino, Python, or any others soft war programs for a verity of Linux distros . Then all the user had to do is locate the Distro on Linspires List then zing That person got a new program loaded onto his computers Hard.
Freespire44 1 year ago
@Freespire44 well, this wouldn't be a unified packaging system, just a unified installer (so it looks the same across all distros using it, but uses the existing packaging framework to install).
I've used Linspire (back when it was Lindows). :)
thisweekinlinux 1 year ago