Way too late. http://www.bigredpopcorn.com/

The phrase might make more sense if you read it as his "administration might fall". That's closer terminology from an American perspective.

Hmm. I don't think all of that will prevent death. Maybe delay it. Prevention is pretty much out-the-window.

Or, are you trolling?

As an answer, I've used Virtual Dimensions and Dexpot a lot. Last I used one, I preferred Dexpot.

Now, a slight variant of the question. Are there any truly multi-monitor aware virtual desktops. I mainly am looking for the ability to run the two screens as independent virtual desktops and change them independently.

I knew I was gonna get that reference wrong. Oh well. ;-)

This may be one of the most (unintentionally?) funny things I've ever read on /. No kidding? A famous UK brand isn't US-owned? Wow?

I'm pretty sure my gTablet would handle a USB floppy drive just fine. However, I've never touched one.

Um, you should perhaps not attend classes with so many meth-heads?

He's right. Vi is a sucky word-processor. It's a phenomenal text editor and I fully expect it to last forever in that role.

When they give up on greater security out-of-the-box?

I may be a simpleton, but your data seems to corroborate the GP's claim that Java demand is declining. It shows that GP is overstating the decline, but supports the base contention.

Disclaimer: I've been primarily a "Java Guy" for over a decade. Interestingly, the first place I used/learned Java was on a cross-platform project that ran on several UNIX variants, Linux, and Windows. The only cross-platform pain we had was a poorly thought-out installation process that needed to do *way* too much work during installation.

Not familiar with computerized medical records, are we?