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Fedora tries to be at the bleeding edge of technology, sometimes at the expense of stability. Luckily with Linux, you have options. I don't suspect many with server type of applications are even using Fedora anyhow and are probably using something more long-term stable (RH Enterprise, CentOS, Debian, or Ubuntu LTS).
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atbennett wrote: no longer just for Windows
Used a Mac?
cheers,
Chris Maunder
The Code Project | Co-founder
Microsoft C++ MVP
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Yawn. I've always thought the Linux aversion to reboots is like performing open heart surgery on yourself without anesthetic. Sooner or later you're going to miss something.
Software Zen: delete this;
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Their own Ubuntu key, no default GRUB 2 on Secure Boot systems [ITworld]
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An unwatched video is nothing short of a waste of time and money. So now that you’ve designed and created a video to showcase your software, how do you make sure that people actually see it?
The Internet and social media are there to help make sure your video is seen by as wide an audience as possible. Some effective ways to promote your work include:
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Microsoft’s Windows Phone platform may not be a huge hit with consumers just yet, but according to a new report by market analysis and strategy firm VisionMobile, it’s definitely catching on with developers. Almost 60% of the developers who responded to this survey say that they plan to develop for the Windows Phone platform. Those are just ‘plans,’ though, and those don’t have to turn into reality. Windows phone, say the survey’s authors, “is indeed the new cool,” but “to turn the buzz into developer buy-in at the levels of iOS and Android, actual adoption must follow soon or fall flat.”
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I plan to win the Nobel Prize for physics.
I plan to buy a Lamborghini Aventador.
I plan to retire to the Bahamas and spend my time big game fishing.
Farhan Ghumra wrote: Those are just ‘plans,’ though, and those don’t have to turn into reality.
Peter Wasser
Art is making something out of nothing and selling it.
Frank Zappa
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Unless something is actually released to the market, everything has to be a plan or thought! obviously.
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
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Which was my point actually.
Peter Wasser
Art is making something out of nothing and selling it.
Frank Zappa
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And what's your plan to be awarded a Nobel Prize?
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Bahamas - July 10, 1973
Lamborghini Aventador - 2011
Nobel - 1901
So just Don't wait!
Starting to think people post kid pics in their profiles because that was the last time they were cute - Jeremy.
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After so many times leaving developers in the dust by coming up with new, non backward compatible technology, I'll wait till they prove they can attract customers and have some staying power.
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The fact that windows phone doesn't support c++ means the big game companies have to rewrite their entire engine, rather than port it. I don't think we're ever going to see the likes of GTA, or infinity blade on the windows phone
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Windows Phone 8 does support C++ according to this weeks announcement.
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Ok, I stand corrected. I hadn't read the latest news
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Sit corrected instead. It's much more comfortable.
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Microsoft has gotten analysts debating if its tablet Surface is indeed an iPad-killer, but the secrecy that shrouded its biggest bet yet is also risking the trust of long-time partners including PC-maker Dell, which barely had three days notice from the developer of Windows operating system.
"It is hardly ideal," Steve Felice, president and chief commercial officer for the $62-billion Dell, told ET. "But this is the way it is in the technology industry, where the rules are constantly changing."
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Microsoft has officially announced Windows Phone 8, in San Francisco today. The new Windows Phone 8 experience will offer re-sizable tiles, customizable colors, & live updates, and more.
This release of Windows Phone will have the Windows Core. It will be based on the rock-solid core of Windows 8 operating system. This would mean that both would share common networking, security, media and web browser technology, and a common file system, translating in better performance, more features, and new opportunities for app developers and hardware makers to innovate faster.
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Which one says the brain is on drugs? The Mac or the PC?
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Why the sttutter?
/ravi
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Give him a break, Ravi: he's Canalian.
Software Zen: delete this;
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/ravi
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_beauw_ wrote: On a PC, the brain looks like a big red "X" with "Quit" and "Continue" buttons.
And on a Mac, the brain appears to have a large bite taken out of it.
// mbghtri ToDo:
// Put Signature Here
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