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can you post the mobile stats, i cant look at them at work
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Jan 6, 2017 19:44
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what on earth was the other that people were using before
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Soricidus posted:what on earth was the other that people were using before probably console browsers or some old guy using webtv
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Jan 6, 2017 20:00
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is it even possible to use webtv in any capacity anymore
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duTrieux. posted:is it even possible to use webtv in any capacity anymore doubtful if ssl is involved at all edit: As of September 30, 2013, MSN TV/WebTV service closed. Existing customers were offered MSN Dial-Up Internet Access account with a promotion. Customer service was available for non-technical and billing questions until January 15, 2014.[1] maybe?
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i'm the dialup offered in 2013
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Phoenixan posted:i'm the dialup offered in 2013 Same but 2017
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aren't bsds dead EDIT: with the obvious exception of the world's most advanced operating system
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Beamed posted:aren't bsds dead No?
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Beamed posted:aren't bsds dead yes Beamed posted:EDIT: with the obvious exception of the world's most advanced operating system this exception primarily applies to phones
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Wheany posted:because the "just use the os's native widgets instead of rolling your own, you fucks" war was lost some time in the 90s. people still recommend learning QT for doing GUIs and it's the worst thing learning js is a bit of a pain but at least it's a skill you can use in the real world
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funny, you gave an answer but seemed perplexed that your answer was incorrect
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ahmeni posted:people still recommend learning QT for doing GUIs and it's the worst thing qt is fine though  what sucked for you?
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Beamed posted:aren't bsds dead netcraft confirms it
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ahmeni posted:people still recommend learning QT for doing GUIs and it's the worst thing qt has a really wonderful javascript binding you write a declarative ui and then use js to hook poo poo
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chmods please posted:netcraft confirms it Doesn't the PS4 use BSD? Not quite dead yet, I think...
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also the world's most advanced operation system is bsd-ish
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Maximum Leader posted:also the world's most advanced operation system is bsd-ish when people say that, they mean advanced as in 'the cancer has advanced through the host', just fyi
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I'm afraid the prognosis is quite severe. You have stage 4 terminal unix.
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Maximum Leader posted:also the world's most advanced operation system is bsd-ish this only matters for phones
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:when people say that, they mean advanced as in 'the cancer has advanced through the host', just fyi works 4 me
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Notorious b.s.d. posted:this only matters for phones bash on ubuntu on windows isn't available for windows 10 mobile????
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Shinku ABOOKEN posted:qt is fine though there's nothing wrong with qt itself but if you want to make a UI people will actually use then web is the way to go
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ahmeni posted:there's nothing wrong with qt itself but if you want to make a UI people will actually use then web is the way to go note "people will use", not "people will want to use" web uis are invariably slow, unreliable, fragile, restrictive, unpredictable, and generally terrible. unless your entire use case is "display data from a database", and also you don't want to display more than a few results at a time, in which case they can be tolerable.
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Soricidus posted:note "people will use", not "people will want to use" cool opinion from 2010 i guess?
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ahmeni posted:cool opinion from 2010 i guess? not like web UI has improved since then or really since 2001 or so
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I have yet to encounter a full web uithat didn't enrage me even if the ui were gods perfect light you'd still be in a browser with browser shortcuts and drawbacks and you'd still have to be roundtripping needlessly to some edge server for everything
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server side rendering is the only way to go. javascript is horseshit
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*checks broken watch* yep, shaggars right!
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is shaggar arguing for an x window system in here?
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Last Chance posted:*checks broken watch* yep, shaggars right! second time today, so weird
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Like your list of software you use in Linux. Like you except alternatives and learning new software. I never had a problem doing so when I switch for Windows to Linux. Found alternatives for everything. I didn't game with Windows games until I was like 1 1/2 years into Linux. I just game with Native Linux games. Then I just wanted to see if I could get one of my Windows games working in Linux. First game up Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now (1998). Got it going three days later using wine. It just took a while to learn how to use wine. Then my second game was Re-Volt (1999). Didn't take long to get Re-Volt working. I move up my Windows gaming Library era 1995-2003. Took 6 years later. But, I got all my old Windows games working in Linux. I just had to wait for wine to get better over the years. I switch to Linux in mid July 2003 and never went back to Windows. 13+ years still using Linux and still counting.
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I read very little of that post but the most I got was "games on linux" and 1998 The only thing I remember about the late 90s and Games on Linux was that Quake 3 came out on Linux and it was very good. I think I actually have a boxed copy. I know I also purchased Myth 2 on Linux at about the same time. Tux Racer came out in 2000 and was actually pretty fun for about a half hour.
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not a linux but we run AIX at work its a good work unix
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el dorito posted:Tux Racer came out in 2000 and was actually pretty fun for about a half hour. 
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Olivil posted:not a linux but we run AIX at work i wasn't aware IBM was even still supporting AIX but of course they are, they'll support anything if you pay them to are you using it on POWER? are there even workstations any more or just servers?
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