Re: Lost into Technology

From: John Herbster (herb-sci1_AT_sbcglobal.net)
Date: 01/13/05 

Date: Thu, 13 Jan 2005 06:41:07 -0600

"Per Larsen" <perATportablemindsDOTcom> wrote

> Linux will have to evolve too - or become obsolete.

I prefer OSs that are well designed with minimal external
dependencies, using available knowledge at the time,
which last a long time, and eventually become obsolete
-- though some of you may appreciate that continually
evolving OSs, may provide for continual jobs for
programmers. --JohnH

Relevant Pages

  • [opensuse] Collecting a Complete Set of Software and Its Dependencies
    ... I have a local copy of openSUSE repositories (oss, ... dependencies copied automatically into specified folder. ... Is this possible to use YAST capability to do this or is there another ...
    (SuSE)
  • Re: Sound Driver Via
    ... It's far not obsolete. ... what about the VIA VT86C686 based on-board sound? ... FreeBSD snd_via82c686 driver seems to be broken for a long time ... At work we actually had to buy a license for OSS for some ...
    (freebsd-stable)
  • Re: Sound Driver Via
    ... > Let me disagree with you about oss. ... It's far not obsolete. ... Checked by Etrust anti-virus systems ...
    (freebsd-stable)
  • Re: Sound Driver Via
    ... > Alsa or oss is obsolete. ... Let me disagree with you about oss. ... It's far not obsolete. ...
    (freebsd-stable)
  • Re: New Internet Webcasting Software Idea
    ... A primer on Audio Programming in C++. ... Evidently OSS is the way to go ... because it has the largest acceptance and the fewest dependencies? ...
    (comp.os.linux.development.apps)