Can't put my finger on it right this second, but I believe that IBM did research into this back in the terminal days and came up with white on dark blue.
However, I think it comes down to what works for you and the lighting in your work area. For example, if you have a really bright environment you might choose one color scheme, but if your environment is dark, you might chose a different one.
Personally, I try to keep outside light very low and then use green text on black background.
1) T2K into production
a) Get new T2K Nic card (GigaSwift) installed.
b) Start testing.
2) New Frontend number 9 into production
a) Install cards
b) Rack 'n' stack
c) New license
d) Clone from peer server
As an update, my brand new Sun Utlra 3 Portable Workstation was ordered yesterday. Let's see, that means that I should have it in my possession about 3 weeks or so from yesterday.
Sweeeeet!
Sweeeet! I just got the ol' seal-of-approval to get an Ultra 3 Portable Workstation! (laptop for the real world) Wet dreams are here again!
a'ight!
OMG! I am just now finally recovered from the near-catastrophic test of using the Compaq SAN vs hanging storage in my product. It turned out that subjecting the SAN to such high I/O reflected on ALL of the servers attached to the SAN!
Today, after being in the dumps on catching up with files on this server, I have decided to re-visit building the storage for these files on one of our Compaq EVA's. It is fiber attached storage basically.
1) Come up with itenerary for cross-training linux SAs onto Sol9 and Usenet.
a) Not started.
2) Come up with a migration plan for customers on old plan to new plans.
a) Have tentative high-level plan complete.
b) Need nitty-gritty
3) Install the 8th frontend.
a) Waiting on 15K disk and fiber card.
The story thus far: two Fridays ago, I had a disk failure in a Sun 3310 DiskArray. It was a 15K rpm drive. I only had 10K rpm drives left in my emergency stash. So, I broke the mirror, cleared the stripe, replaced the drive, rebuilt the stripe, then remirrored. Sync for the mirror took over 7 HOURS to complete! (203GBytes of data) (clue number one.)
[I wrote this one day near the end of a mercilessly, brutal summer of bad traffic in the city that I live in.]
I walk out the door and stand on the porch. The cool morning breeze seems only a butterfly lost in the heat of the sun that warms my face. I quickly load the Jeep with my equipment and hit the open road anticipating another day of that wonderful game called Traffic. As I slow to a stop at the first back-up in traffic, my mind wonders to the thrills of being off-road.
I can't believe that I feel it necessary to actually have to say something about this, but here it goes anyway.
First work day back from training in Vegas. What a suck-ass town. I have NEVER liked Vegas for multiple reasons which I will list here whether you like it or not.
So, Last Friday I spent the day trying to install first Solaris 10 x86 on my ancient Compaq Armada M700 and then Solaris 9 x86 on the same. 10 would not get passed the first dang screen.
9 did okay, but every other boot-up after install produced missed targets, etc. Overall, I was VERY unsatisfied with Solaris x86.
I have gone back to Ubuntu - latest release - and using Blackbox as my winder's manager.
Yesterday was a long waste of time. But I did find it interesting to see what people think they can say to get out of jury duty!
The computer is to the information industry roughly what the central power station is to the electrical industry. -- Peter Drucker