He was spelling it wrong! Citec Astronomy, then. Now, what does that decode to...?

And scorched earth. And GORILLA.BAS. And Planet Wars.

You mean T-Mobile needs Samsung's permission. I can run 2.2, 2.3, Cyanogen or another variant, without anyone's permission. I just don't get the support level they would promise. That's been the issue from day one. If I don't need support, why follow the rules?

HAH! 'Tired' -- good pun!

Yeah, and make it available cross-architecture. Those people put CURRY on everything!

I find myself surprisingly on the side of the convictors in this case. I don't care if every stupid video of some cretin doing something nasty gets posted publicly; free speech is a great thing, but it should not be Google's position to blindly defend it. Providing a place for this kind of media results in a gray area for the behavior depicted.

Copyright belongs to the person behind the camera, admittedly. However, responsibility for showing to the world mistreatment of living beings does fall to Google for *not* screening it privately first.

There can be other places to post videos of cruel behavior; Google does not to staunchly defend people's rights here, and unless they mean to, they should admit responsibility and discontinue allowing inappropriate media to be posted. If they don't want to provide the resources for financial or other reason, fine. Stop allowing posting altogether and get out of the video-hosting business. If they want to provide a place for people to show their true selves, however, they should be prepared to defend them or accept punishment on their behalf.

Not many comments yet, so I just thought I'd say "Huzzah!"

I'm a teacher for a catholic school on a tight budget with laptops with dying hard drives. Edubuntu has been a major lifesaver for me. I'll be checking out the improvements in the new version!

Well, yeah...

Where else would you put it?

Am I the only one with a CPU lacking virtualization? :(

Samsung does have a line of netbooks (mostly same spec as everyone else, but oooh! colors!) and presumably regular laptops, but I can't believe no one's pointed out on this thread that enlightenment is meant for mobile devices, and since Samsung currently has a meagre Android lineup, apparently replacing their Instinct line with the Moment, this sponsorship could finally lead them to market dominance in one area, when they have spread themselves thin trying to be an everything company. This is their one foothold on making a unique and great interactive experience.

Being an Android and Enlightenment fan (and current Instinct S30 owner), I will be following this closely -- and trying OpenGEU, since someone mentioned it earlier.

Sure, until one of the posts decides to sleep with his buddy's wife...

And also: "We hope Boot Camp users will find it easy to install!"

Anyone want to inform him that a cell phone + $15/mo is all you need to twitter?

If the computer ceases to function at that point, then Lenovo sold him a broken computer when once the EULA was declined.

I've never seen an answer to this, and halfway through the posts I still don't. Writing this from work, so I may COTFA later.

...and charging so little for them. How do they expect to make any money from Linux and ARM?