Comment Re:How hard is it to get right? (Score 1) 442
Also, there are some parts that are not even digital anymore. Because of the very high speed, they should work like digital ports, but they are actually some analog circuitry.
Feed Ubuntu 'Feisty Fawn' released, hit by traffic (com.com)
New version 7.04 features virtualization and crash-reporting tool--but only if you're able to download it.
Submission + - Seven essential tips for using Ubuntu Feisty Fawn
Ed Albro writes: "Matthew Newton, our Free Agent columnist at PC World, has a great column today on seven things you'll want to change (or at least consider changing) as soon as you start using Feisty Fawn. Some are as simple as making sure the Alt key works right, another gives you step-by-step instructions for turning on the impressive Beryl interface.
Here's an excerpt:
"Before you dive in too deeply, here are seven steps you can take right away to prevent common headaches and help yourself enjoy your new surroundings."
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,130923-page,1-c, linux/article.html"
Here's an excerpt:
"Before you dive in too deeply, here are seven steps you can take right away to prevent common headaches and help yourself enjoy your new surroundings."
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,130923-page,1-c
Feed Sun injects NetBeans into Ubuntu (theregister.com)
Spreading the word
Sun has hitched its open source and Java developer fortunes to Ubuntu by inserting NetBeans into the latest version of the fast-growing distribution.
Intel Viiv vs. AMD LIVE! 115
Searching4Sasquatch writes "Hot Hardware has tested two nearly identical HP systems in an effort to determine the best solution between Intel's Viiv and AMD's LIVE! campaigns. Priced around $999, these general purpose systems are tested straight out of the box with no tweaking or refinement to illustrate how "Joe Consumer" would fare in using one of these platforms."
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