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Two points: 1: Linux taking marketshare from Windows is *only* a good thing for the Mac. More software, more compatible websites, more acceptance, less lock-in etc. etc. If the IT journo's weren't such a bunch of pricks, this Linux 'overtakes' Ma…
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Quote: Originally posted by hmurchison If Apple had a suite imagine some of the demos they could do. 1. Web surfing with Safari. You place an order from an online store. You are presented with a confirmation page and asked to print the page…
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No way is it worth it, .mac only has 3 letters in its name and Gmail has *5*, no contest. Yeah, I know there's more to both the services than the number of letters in their name but I'm going to ignore all those differences anyway and make my ent…
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If you're just getting started I would suggest looking at pygame (which also builds on SDL).
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I think most game programmers on Linux use SDL: http://www.libsdl.org/index.php
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Cocoa# won't help you write cross platform apps. It's the equivalent of JavaCocoa but using C#/Mono instead of Java, allowing you to wrap cross-platform libraries in a native GUI. C#/Mono on the other hand (like Java) will allow you to write cros…
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Quote: Originally posted by wanea Well, at university I work with linux a lot. That's my main reason. Since I'm so used to have it on my PC I'd like to be able to "travel" with my linux applications and have them always available for me to use. …
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I love linux and use it every day. But, I would never install Linux on an Apple laptop unless I had very specific goals in mind. What are you trying to do, and why can't you do it in OS X? OS X can't do everything Linux can but it and PPC L…
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Can we phase out the use of the word 'killer'? It has lost all meaning.
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Quote: Originally posted by hmurchison That's because DRM encompasses both. To many on these boards DRM represents an evil that prevents them from doing what they want with their files. However, the flipside is DRM should be able to offer you the…
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Quote: Originally posted by opuscroakus If I take an AAC/MP3/WAV/etc. encoded song at say 128k and do the Lossless conversion, is the end product as good as an original LossLess rip? If not, what would be an example of wanting to use the convers…
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I'll be buying it. I used Omniweb 4 for a long time before Safari. Even with it's occaisionally screwey rendering (usually on cutting edge web standards compliant sites) it still rocked as a truly Mac OS X native browser. Now that Safari has happ…
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Who said: Quote: None of this technology that you're talking about's gonna work. We have Ph.D.'s here, that know the stuff cold, and we don't believe it's possible to protect digital content. ?
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This is total nonsense. Shitty user-hostile DRM is what makes Sony (the previous 800lb gorilla of portable audio) unable to compete with tiny Korean no-name brands and other total outsiders, like Apple! Locking audio into balkanised formats is…