LibreOffice doesn't have an integrated email client, not sure about a calendar or integrated meeting scheduling. MS Office has Outlook, calendar, scheduling meetings, booking conference rooms, integrated skype conference calls ... Where I work we live and breathe by meetings. LibreOffice will not be able to displace MS Office without these features. On my personal systems Libre Office works just fine: [djl@antares ~]$ uname -a Linux antares 4.11.6-201.fc25.x86_64 #1 SMP Tue Jun 20 20:21:11 UTC 2017 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Linux Antares 4.5.5-300.fc24.x86_64 #1 SMP Thu May 19 13:05:32 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
I've had the same problem since dumping Windows on my main personal platforms. The radar animations were interesting but not essential. I cannot name another site where Flash is essential.

Compac sold the Alpha IP to Intel in June 2001. HP announced the acquisition of Compaq in September of 2001.
http://www.zdnet.com/article/a...

The TFA contains the following:
"New evidence included recently subpoenaed phone records proving that McCullough made a collect call to his parents from a phone booth in the city of Rockford"
Which suggests that the phone records were newly acquired.

The precision of the calculation can only be as good as the precision of the measurements. With mirrors and lenses we can use interference patterns to measure differences on the order of a wavelength of light. With spacecraft we can make some impressive measurements of velocity, mass, acceleration position using inertial guidance but that is at some level a mechanical measurement. Back to the mirror. Sixteen significant digits of Pi is 3.141592653589793 which should be adequate for calculations involving light which has wavelengths of 400nm to 700nm or .000 (milli) 000 (micro) 400 (nano) nnn (pico) nnn (femto) which gets you out to fifteen significant digits. BTW I once told some managers I worked for:. "If builders built buildings the way analysts design systems, the first woodpecker would destroy civilization." This was after a spec was delivered two months late and they somehow blamed the developers for being two months behind and using up all of the slack in the schedule.

.01 millirems is 1 BED (Banana Equivalent Dose) The amount of radiation from the potassium-40 in one banana. https://xkcd.com/radiation/ is a handy chart that provides a scale of radiation. There's a good entry at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... (It uses Randall's chart)

Is this version 0.20.3 what you're talking about? I'll give it a shot when I have some time. [djl@Tesseract ~]$ dnf list enlightenment*
Last metadata expiration check performed 13:01:57 ago on Sat Mar 5 09:55:42 2016.
Available Packages {snipped for brevity}
enlightenment.x86_64 0.20.3-1.fc23 updates
enlightenment-data.noarch 0.20.3-1.fc23 updates
Will it do anything rude like load a screen locker that runs even when Gnome is started. xfce did this to me and the UI was so primitive I thought it was malware trolling for my password.

I ran Wayland during F23 Beta and on F23 for about ten weeks. It worked a lot better than in F22 but still has some usability issues. A couple of examples: In gedit the user should be able to drag a tab to a new window. In Wayland this causes gedit to crash. In XWayland apps such as Firefox or LibreOffice, the cursor will randomly disappear. Once that happens you have to restart Gnome. I am a bit frustrated with the lack of Wayland fixes in F23 promised here https://fedoramagazine.org/hel... That being said I encourage anyone running F23 to try Wayland. Most of the time you won't notice a difference. I'll run it on a spare system when F24 beta lands.

Comments like this are why I seldom waste time at Slashdot. The scheme of using a state court judge to authorize the warrants was developed during the BHO administration. "The number of wiretaps authorized in Riverside County started to climb in 2010; it quadrupled by 2014, when the county court approved 624 wiretaps" Who was president in 2010? Who held the reins of the DEA between 2010 and 2014?

Linus is damaging the reputation of Linux one profane outburst at a time. His conduct towards the developers, abusive language and such would get you fired in any Fortune 500 environment. CIO's will read about the petulant profane behavior in industry rags and ask themselves if they want to build an enterprise around software controlled by someone who cannot control his own emotions. Professional behavior is not about fake politeness or passive aggressive behavior. Professional behavior is about engaging your peers in civil discourse. You can say something is broken or the code is wrong with critical analysis and without angry profane screeds.

Wasn't Bose behind the "direct reflecting" loudspeaker? It couldn't have been designed by an engineer with a basic understanding of reflected waveforms, phase and wave interference. I listened to a set of these at a stereo shop in Monterey, California back in 1983. The space in front of me with sound, but the violin solo was distorted and smeared across the space.