foetz wrote: but be careful, most nekoware is gcc and some are not useable for building stuff with mipspro.
foetz wrote: really?
i recall a post that said gcc was made with gcc and glib2/gtk2 provide gcc typical errors when
used with mipspro...
Orakel wrote:nekonoko wrote: As for glib2/gtk2 as far as I know they are 100% MIPSpro.
(Offtopic)
Didn't you get linking problems at the end of the compilation? What options did you used? Did you apply any patches on the source?
It is the first card available to support the DVI standard dual link digital signal specification from the two DVI ports it features. This capability is required to drive the new 30-inch LCD, high resolution Apple Cinema HD display. The combination of a GeForce 6800 Ultra with a dual processor Power Mac G5 driving two 30-inch Apple Cinema HD Displays is the definitive tool for the creative professional.
WHAT ARE SINGLE AND DUAL LINKS ?
The Digital formats are available in DVI-D Single-Link and Dual-Link as well as DVI-I Single-Link and Dual-Link format connectors. These cables send information using a digital information format called TMDS (transition minimized differential signaling). Single link cables use one TMDS 165Mhz transmitter, while dual links use two. The dual link effectively doubles the power of transmission and provides an increase of speed and signal quality; i.e. a single link 60-Hz LCD can display a resolution of 1920 x 1080, while a dual link can display a resolution of 2048 x 1536.
dexter1 wrote: Unfortunately, the firefox in /usr/local/firefox/firefox is not a binary but a shell script, so tagging doesn't work. maybe i'll try a "glob" later tonight...
Code: Select all
#!/bin/sh
#Tag 0x100013
#
# The contents of this file are subject to the Netscape Public License
# Version 1.0 (the "NPL"); you may not use this file except in
# compliance with the NPL. You may obtain a copy of the NPL at
# http://www.mozilla.org/NPL/
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nvukovlj wrote: While I respect people trying to build everything with MIPSpro, I still believe that it is not really essential in majority of cases.
OK, libs that are used by other bigger applications (or KDE/GNOME and such), fair enough, as there may be a performance impact, and likewise for certain applications that need as much performance as possible, but majority of apps do not fall into this category.
Trying to compile with MIPSpro can turn out to be an exercise in frustration due to so many gcc-isms that are in much of open source software these days (I believe that some of this code is probably copied from app to app too
Nik.
vegac wrote: Maybe I'll have to get one of these cards for my O2, and a DV cam and see what I can whip up...
After all, that PCI slot in my O2 needs to have SOMETHING in there...either going to be this or gigabit
Dubhthach wrote: One way to spot an irish person abroad - they are always complaining about the quality of the Guinness
I think it got a lot better when they started adding that "rocket widget" to the bottles/cans.
shyouko wrote: Are you talking about the project "Darwine" which combines WINE with a x86 CPU emulator? (Opps, I have forgotten the name of the emulator.)
shyouko wrote: I know nothing about those IRIX stuff but I wonder if Bochs + ReactOS would work as well as SoftWindows 95?
-chan
This is a more intimate honorific and has a more feminine aspect to it. The -chan honorific is used by adults addressing young children, girls addressing girls, boys addressing girls, & girls (and sometimes boys) addressing pets. Sometimes a girl may address a guy with the -chan honorific as a sign of affection. Outside of that, guys generally do not like being addressed with the -chan honorific.
In high school, girls may start being addressed with the -san honorific instead of -chan, though close friends may continue to address each other with -chan. It is also my understanding that women may continue using the -chan honorific if they've known the other women since childhood.
Diego wrote: Now... what's supposed means "Noko"?
chervarium wrote: Isn't it more like "I think porn is inappropriate" or "Porn is bad for you" said in some kind of polite way?
nekonoko wrote: I went with it because it's kind of neat and it was easier to register on IRC/websites/e-mail since "Neko" is usually snapped up pretty quick. It's still kind of popular though and I'm not always first on the scene (couldn't get a Gmail account with it).
blackcube wrote: Check your PM's Neko.
zizban wrote: Fire up software manager and point it to http://freeware.sgi.com/Inst/ to see all the goodies you can download.
There is also Nekoware, which is more up to date but you need to have least 6.5.21m to run (I think).
kshuff wrote: I had an O2 that came to me that way. It was packed in a box, no bubble wrap, and the idiot used newspaper as the filler material.