OT ReactOS 0.3.5 delayed...

I got some nasty feedback pointing this out.  Many posts complaining 
that an open source
operating system is not constrained by time limits.  A few comments 
about hacks.  One post
claimed that I need to help instead of pointing this out. 

On my Pentium 4 running CentOS 5 I can run Warcraft II BNE under wine.  
It works, but
it is so slow that it is unplayable.  I have crossover linux standard, 
albeit my version is out of
support and potentially old.  One thing I don't need Windows for is 
Microsoft Office 2000,
though that is getting old too.  I try to avoid using it, I just have it 
in case I need to make
sure that a word document create by OO will look okay in word.

They said April and that changed to May and now it is June.  If ReactOS 
reaches 0.4.x it will
be in it's final alpha stage, but at this rate that isn't going to 
happen this year.

How much Windows software can Linux emulate without having a comparable 
architecture?

    Michael Robinson

[Fwd: Invoice 20080602-ASISNA from aeSoft]

George,

This might show up as an duplicate since I'm not sure if my Blink Sale 
account can get past Mailporter.

Rod
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Hope this sneaks through George.  Anyway I'll be sending a copy
from my ASISNA account.
------------------------------------------------------------
aeSoft
PO Box 193
Hayden, ID 83835

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Invoice 20080602-ASISNA

02 June 2008

Re: [Fwd: Invoice 20080602-ASISNA from aeSoft]

Look like I didn't check my To address before clicking send.

Sorry!

Rod
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Roderick A. Anderson wrote

> George,
> 
> This might show up as an duplicate since I'm not sure if my Blink Sale 
> account can get past Mailporter.
> 
> 
> Rod
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Re: [Fwd: Invoice 20080602-ASISNA from aeSoft]

Roderick A. Anderson wrote:
> Look like I didn't check my To address before clicking send.
> 
> Sorry!

And it really embarrassing too!

Rod
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> 
> 
> Rod

SUSE auto upgradeder

I just upgraded my 64 bit machine to SUSE 10.3 from 9.3 and I am still trying 
to get it working properly.  It hasn't been easy.
Does anyone know how to set up the automatic updater for SUSE 10.3?  I need to 
know what windows to open and what information goes in each field.
rich
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OO.o Display Fonts

   I've posted this question on the OO.o mail list, but no one's responded
and I need to send out a proposal today; perhaps someone here has a solution
for me.

   Recently I upgraded from OO.o-2.1 to -2.4. When I invoke the new version,
the display typeface (and the pdf typeface) is a san-serif font regardless
of what typeface has been selected. However, the typeface widget on the top
of the frame shows the desired fonts when the cursor is on text.

   I've run spadmin and ensured that all the desired typefaces are available,
but I've no idea why they don't properly display. Any thoughts?

Rich

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Sorry for posting this, but the list doesn't seem to be working.

David Mandel

Re: OT ReactOS 0.3.5 delayed...

>How much Windows software can Linux emulate without having a comparable 
>architecture?

    Michael Robinson

I'd say a lot--probably more than a third of the Windows applications I have tried to use under WINE have
performed satisfactorily. If so, that would be a higher level of performance than ReactOS has yet shown
with Windows applications.

Robert "Tim" Kopp 
http://analytic.tripod.com/

ANNOUNCEMENT: June PLUG Meeting

                            MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT

                       The Portland Linux/Unix Group
                                 will meet
                         7 PM Thursday Jun 5, 2008
                                     at
                         Portland State University
                                   in the
                              Fariborz Maseeh
             College of Engineering & Computer Science Building
                              To Be Announced
                   (I think we will be in the basement.)
             (I'll include room number in second announcement.)
          The building is on SW 4th across from SW College Street.
       See location H-10 on map at http://pdxLinux.org/campus_map.jpg

    *******************************************************************

                                PRESENTATION

                                 OpenSource
                      Unified Threat Management (UTM)
                                   in the
                                 Enterprise

                                     by

                                Dan Carrere
                            <carrere <at> gmail.com>

SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT: June PLUG Meeting

                           MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT

                      The Portland Linux/Unix Group
                                will meet
                        7 PM Thursday Jun 5, 2008
                                    at
                        Portland State University
                                  in the
                             Fariborz Maseeh
            College of Engineering & Computer Science Building
                             To Be Announced
                  (I think we will be in the basement.)
            (I'll include room number in second announcement.)
         The building is on SW 4th across from SW College Street.
      See location H-10 on map at http://pdxLinux.org/campus_map.jpg

   *******************************************************************

                               PRESENTATION

                                OpenSource
                     Unified Threat Management (UTM)
                                  in the
                                Enterprise

                                    by

                               Dan Carrere
                           <carrere <at> gmail.com>