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Morten W. Petersen wrote: > Well, a friend of mine had problems installing Word 8, so I figured I'd > install some similar bloatware to see if we could produce the same bug. This makes no sense. Installing bloatware from Sun is not going to help you debug install problems with bloatware from Microsoft. It would make more sense to compare with MS Access or Excel of the same vintage. arnim

...uter i buy a router > > > no struggle with updates and security holes > no struggle with software versions > no struggle with "i can have this and this but not combined with that" > no struggle with "cool features but terrible slow" or otherside round > no bloatware > Thats a strange argument, since up until recently home/sbu routers did not come with 256/512MB ram, had USB3/sata3 ports and dual core arm cpu's. All the above points are basically what i have now on my WRT-1200AC running openWRT. I use the latest 4.4.4 kernel + btrfs and can max out th...

On Tue, Jan 26, 2016 at 08:43:46AM -0500, Jonathan Billings wrote: > Discuss it all you like. But "constructive criticism" (used earlier) > isn't terribly useful on the CentOS list, because CentOS has very > little control over the implementation of init systems or desktop > environments. I'm probably the 123123th person on the list to say > this, but if you want

...eficial, reliable, useful and workable "improved init > system" or something with circa 275,000 lines of coding compared to > init's circa 10,000 lines ? Things I have learned in programming > include modular is better than monolithic, and less code better than > M$-style bloatware which systemd appears to be. You should also have learned in programming the lines of code is a virtually useless measuring stick. OMG, the kernel has over four million lines of code! BREAK IT UP! There is always a trade-off between modularity and functionality. Sometimes modularity comes with...

...then build as i suit. I went through the list of things to install and removed everything apart from networking. Install happenned and tons of stull ended up being installed including X openoffice and the like - Why was that when i de-selected everything apart from networking? It was very much bloatware and not what i want on a server. thanks for any hints

...en really hard work - now I'm told that they won't support my chosen distribution - Debian Etch - the current stable version of Debian I prefer. So, looking to dump Zoiper and go with something else - I want something light-weigh (So that rules out Ekiga - and Zoiper was going down the bloatware route anyway), I don't like x-lite, what else is there? Thanks, Gordon

On Tue, 2016-01-26 at 10:47 -0600, Chris Adams wrote: > Would you rather a bunch of that "magic" of PID 1 that systemd handles > get shoved into the kernel (so that PID 1 isn't so special)? Why should the systemd monolithic bloatware be shoved into the kernel, especially when you claim the kernel has "over four million lines of code!" ? Seems like a tactical diversion to deflect genuine concerns about the vast plethora of alleged systemd advantages. When something new is proposed and it is substantially and conspicu...

...shit with the elegant vorbis API and realize how much you suck. Ever heard of "file operations"? I CULTIVATED your whole shit into an analogy of that (see attachment) and still have to figure how to get the bitrates (because of your shitty docs). Face it. Your shit is the definition of bloatware! I know this is hardly a constructive critique but it will take some time before I can give constructive critique about Flac again. Only autoconf is worse than your shit! -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: smime.p7s Type: application/x-pkcs7-signat...

...er >> >> no struggle with updates and security holes >> no struggle with software versions >> no struggle with "i can have this and this but not combined with that" >> no struggle with "cool features but terrible slow" or otherside round >> no bloatware > > Thats a strange argument, since up until recently home/sbu routers did not > come with 256/512MB ram, had USB3/sata3 ports and dual core arm cpu's. bloatware means unsecure, uncomfortable webinterfaces with limited functionality compared what iptables alone offers you with some k...

Reindl Harald <h.reindl <at> thelounge.net> writes: >bloatware means unsecure, uncomfortable webinterfaces with limited >functionality compared what iptables alone offers you with some knowledge > all that embedded crap is for people which needs handholding and have > fun to own a dozen of halfbaken devices instead just one real box It seems you s...

Hi, i would like to inspire a discussion on why samba4 has nearly no adaption on home/small business routers firmware. I recently switched from my old Asus-N16 running tomato to a WRT-1200AC and was researching potential firmware's that i could run. We have a new synology disk-station at work that runs Samba 4.x and it works great. So i was surprised to notice that 3 years after the 4.0

...Is systemd the beneficial, reliable, useful and workable "improved init system" or something with circa 275,000 lines of coding compared to init's circa 10,000 lines ? Things I have learned in programming include modular is better than monolithic, and less code better than M$-style bloatware which systemd appears to be. Just what is Fedora's and Red Hat's Plan B when the revolt against systemd escalates ? Whom is going to apologise for fouling-up Red Hat's EL and our beloved Centos ? -- Regards, Paul. England, EU. England's place is in the European Union.

I would rather choose what to install. Sent from ProtonMail Mobile On Sat, Jul 1, 2017 at 1:02 PM, Sami Ketola <sami.ketola at dovecot.fi> wrote: >> On 1 Jul 2017, at 13.08, Rupert Gallagher wrote: > > I tried compiling without "--with-storage=maildir" and it terminated without error. I need to enforce maildir, however. You can enforce maildir in configuration. Sami

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On 12/03/16 11:16, Andy Walsh wrote: > Reindl Harald <h.reindl <at> thelounge.net> writes: > > >> bloatware means unsecure, uncomfortable webinterfaces with limited >> functionality compared what iptables alone offers you with some knowledge >> all that embedded crap is for people which needs handholding and have >> fun to own a dozen of halfbaken devices instead just one real box >...

...shit with the elegant vorbis API and realize how much you suck. Ever heard of "file operations"? I CULTIVATED your whole shit into an analogy of that (see attachment) and still have to figure how to get the bitrates (because of your shitty docs). Face it. Your shit is the definition of bloatware! I know this is hardly a constructive critique but it will take some time before I can give constructive critique about Flac again. Only autoconf is worse than your shit! -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: flac.c Type: application/x-sh Size: 6842...

...shit with the elegant vorbis API and realize how much you suck. Ever heard of "file operations"? I CULTIVATED your whole shit into an analogy of that (see attachment) and still have to figure how to get the bitrates (because of your shitty docs). Face it. Your shit is the definition of bloatware! I know this is hardly a constructive critique but it will take some time before I can give constructive critique about Flac again. Only autoconf is worse than your shit! -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: flac.c Type: application/x-sh Size: 6841 b...

...and realize how much > you suck. > > Ever heard of "file operations"? I CULTIVATED your whole shit into an > analogy of that (see attachment) and still have to figure how to get the > bitrates (because of your shitty docs). > > Face it. Your shit is the definition of bloatware! > > I know this is hardly a constructive critique but it will take some time > before I can give constructive critique about Flac again. > > Only autoconf is worse than your shit!

...i 1000, which lasted only 2 hours, 47 minutes on a charge. (Travelers' advisory: Consider popping an extra 40 bones for the BX06 Mini Battery to pick up a little extra on-the-go gusto.) I also appreciate the Mini 110's software selection, which is slightly more robust than the usual feeble bloatware. For instance, Syncables allows you to sync five PCs on a network. We'll have more to report on the software bundle when our full review of the Mini 110 goes live. Otherwise, this looks like a slightly thicker, economy-class version of last year's model. The 110 measures 10.3 by 6.6 by 1.2...

Am 12.03.2016 um 12:16 schrieb Andy Walsh: > Reindl Harald <h.reindl <at> thelounge.net> writes: > >> bloatware means unsecure, uncomfortable webinterfaces with limited >> functionality compared what iptables alone offers you with some knowledge > >> all that embedded crap is for people which needs handholding and have >> fun to own a dozen of halfbaken devices instead just one real box...