Comment Re:Vectors? (Score 1) 541
You mean something like Inkscape?
You know that SVG is supported by at least Firefox, and iirc also by other modern (non IE) browsers
Comment Re:thankfully... (Score 1) 297
It does NOT NEED to have any OO stuff because they already have solid OO-language on .NET: C#. Why try to make one jack of all trades, master of none, when you could have masters of all trades working together? Thats exactly the point of having multiple languages on .NET.
Comment Re:Typical Microsoft (Score 1) 297
Using right tool for right job is now hacky workaround?
It's nearly impossible to make all-encompassing solution to anything, much less to create a programming language that does everything.
It's nearly impossible to make all-encompassing solution to anything, much less to create a programming language that does everything.
Submission + - MS releases new concurrent programming language (microsoft.com)
zokier writes: Microsoft has released new programming language Axum based on the actor model. It's meant to ease development of concurrent applications and thus making better use of multi-core processors. Axum does not have capabilities to define classes, but as it runs on the .NET platform, Axum can use classes made with eg. C#. Axum is in an incubation phase of development and needs feedback from developers.
Comment Relevancy (Score 1) 615
imho the relevancy of Desktop Linux is irrelevant. I have never understood why actually should everyone from Joe Sixpack to Linus Torvalds run the same system? Let the hacker geeks have their own nice os and let others use whatever.
Comment Why not +x? (Score 1) 348
Could someone please explain why the +x solution was rejected? Obviously shebang will also be needed, but I don't see the problem with that.
Backward compablity could be achieved with a warning dialog: 'You are trying to open non-executable .desktop-file. What do you want to do? [Add +x] [Run] [Edit]' (ok, maybe with better wording but anyways)
The best reason I got from TFA(!) was that if KDE would be installed on FAT32-system which doesn't support execute-flag for files, then the system would fail.
Backward compablity could be achieved with a warning dialog: 'You are trying to open non-executable
The best reason I got from TFA(!) was that if KDE would be installed on FAT32-system which doesn't support execute-flag for files, then the system would fail.
Comment Re:Purpose of copyright (Score 1) 723
This may come as shock to you, but US of A is not the world, nor does US Constitution apply outside US.
Especially when spokesman of an International Federation comments on trial in Sweden.
Especially when spokesman of an International Federation comments on trial in Sweden.
Comment Not making any sense. (Score 1) 229
So game companies assume that those people that break the copy protection of original game are somehow unable to do so with the extra content?
If that extra content has any value its sure as hell going to be pirated as well.
So this gives nothing to game companies, but another step to legal gamers who now have to depend some download server to have all content, type in more codes etc, while pirates just keep downloading the game with extras from our Swedish friends.
If that extra content has any value its sure as hell going to be pirated as well.
So this gives nothing to game companies, but another step to legal gamers who now have to depend some download server to have all content, type in more codes etc, while pirates just keep downloading the game with extras from our Swedish friends.
