| Subject | Datestamp | Replies | Score | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Re:No thanks, I see enough advertising already | ||||||
| attached to Grafedia Elevates Graffiti To Art | ||||||
| Windows is not exactly an OS for most people... | ||||||
| attached to Open Source on Windows - Boon or Bane for Linux? | ||||||
| Re:A 'quality standard' | ||||||
| Re:Linux _IS_ quality | ||||||
| attached to Does Open Source Need Quality Standards? | ||||||
| Re:"Framework" on Linux | ||||||
| Re:Lets start the fighting now. | ||||||
| attached to Unifying Linux Package Management | ||||||
| Re:Loads faster then IE? | ||||||
| attached to Firefox - The Platform | ||||||
| Ominous Release Notes | ||||||
| attached to Geronimo 1.0 Milestone Build M1 Released | ||||||
| RFC definition is in RFC 3 | ||||||
| attached to Happy 35th birthday, RFC 1! | ||||||
| Reminds me of that J.G. Ballard short story... | ||||||
| attached to Downsides to Intrafamily IM? | ||||||
| Re:Pointless contrarianism | ||||||
| attached to What's Wrong with the Open Source Community? | ||||||
| RAM | ||||||
| attached to Apple Updates iBook Line With G4 Processor | ||||||
| He forgets the importance of boredom | ||||||
| attached to Videogames, Learning, And Literacy | ||||||
| Carmaggedon | ||||||
| attached to Introduction to Debian | ||||||
| Silly me | ||||||
| attached to Exec Shield for the Linux Kernel | ||||||
| Re:Don't they? | ||||||
| attached to SCO Threatens Red Hat and SuSE | ||||||
| Re:Trust | ||||||
| attached to Should You Trust Website Customer Reviews? | ||||||
| This is so lazy | ||||||
| attached to 50 Year Old Computer Still Going | ||||||
| Re:we'd stand up and cheer | ||||||
| _Indian State_ not _India_ | ||||||
| attached to Indian State Switches to Linux | ||||||
| Re:Damn I hope I'm wrong... | ||||||
| attached to Lindows - Where's the Source? | ||||||
| Theft? | ||||||
| attached to Sun to Charge for Star Office 6.0 | ||||||
| Re:Useless intellectual effort | ||||||
| Useless intellectual effort | ||||||
| attached to Heart of the Net | ||||||
The trouble with computers is that they do what you tell them, not what you want. -- D. Cohen
