kemi írta/wrote:
nekem akkor is elkezdett telepíteni amikor a pendrive-omat másik USB-be dugtam mint amibe szoktam

kemi írta/wrote:
nekem akkor is elkezdett telepíteni amikor a pendrive-omat másik USB-be dugtam mint amibe szoktam.

djpety írta/wrote:
chip = kuka

if (chip == kuka)
{
	while (1)
	{
		printf("KURVAANYÁD!!!\n");
	}
}

while (true) {
  if (csipmagazin.isKuka()) {
    System.out.println("KURVAANYÁD!!!");
  } else {
    csipmagazin.setKuka(true);
  }
}

I've never had a problem moving a Linux system disk to a new computer, even when the hardware was drastically different. There's basically no way to do this on either a Windows or a Mac system.

And no matter which one you pick, you can rest assured that they'll all run the same apps.

Leopard easily leads the pack in terms of security

But Apple's switch to the Intel architecture, along with today's impressive virtualization software, means Macs can now run those other operating systems -- at full speed.

If you want the best operating system available today, there is only one choice: Windows Vista.

Vista is a solid, hard-working operating system that will run whatever software you need with simplicity and grace.

And it doesn't suffer from the world of woes that affect its competitors.

Vista has a straightforward elegance, featuring transparent windows that niftily whoosh into and out of place when you minimize or maximize them.

Windows Flip 3-D, which shows you all of your open windows in a 3-D flip book, is exceptionally useful. So are Live Thumbnails, which show small thumbnails of what's happening in your minimized windows, including real-time video.

The integration of search into every level of the OS, including the Start menu and Windows Explorer, makes finding any information easy and fast.

All your documents, files and communications are instantly indexed, and searching is lightning-fast.

And it integrates with Microsoft Office applications, so that when you search in Outlook for e-mail, for example, you're using the Vista search tool, and you get near instantaneous results.

Vista also includes some very nice extras, such as gadgets for the Sidebar; the Sync Center, which makes it easy to keep data on multiple PCs in sync; and easy wireless networking.

Do you need to run enterprise software at work? Don't try it with Mac OS X or Linux -- most likely they won't work.

How about games?

Again, Windows rules.

There simply aren't nearly as many games that run on the Mac or Linux.

The same holds true for many other kinds of software.

Now, it's true that for the moment, Windows XP is superior to Vista when it comes to software compatibility.

But that won't last long.

The best and newest software will be built for Vista, not XP. So if you want to look to the future, not the past, Vista is the way to go.

With its built-in firewall, antispyware and antiphishing features, Windows Vista is far safer than XP.

Making it even more secure are its under-the-hood features such as Window Service Hardening, which stops malicious activity from taking place in the file system, the Registry and the network to which the PC is attached.

Similarly, Network Access Protection (NAP) stops an infected computer from making a connection to a network, ensuring that it can't infect other PCs.

Why is Vista better than the Mac OS X, Linux and XP?

There's no doubt that Mac OS X is a very pretty operating system. But it also runs only on expensive, proprietary hardware, and it can't run much common software, including enterprise applications and games.

Parallels can't run even the most basic Vista games such as FreeCell, Hearts, Pinball, Solitaire and Minesweeper, because it doesn't support DirectX 9.

So if you want to pay through the nose for a computer that can run only a limited number of apps and games, go ahead and throw away your money.

Do you really want to join the club of users who get a big dose of their sense of self-worth from the type of computer they use?

As for Linux, if you're a fan, feel free to fly your uber-geek badge every time you boot up

but don't expect to run your company's enterprise software, much less mainstream software and games.

Windows XP? It's cartoonish and gauche compared with Vista, plus it lacks Vista's security, fit and polish, and extras.

It's also looking backward, rather than forward.

I have a dual-boot Vista/XP laptop, and every time I boot into XP instead of Vista, I cringe at what faces me.

If you want a safe, modern operating system that will run the software you want on reasonably priced hardware without requiring an advanced degree in geekology, Windows Vista is the only way to go.

Forget, for a moment, Mac OS X and Linux with their puny 8% combined market share.

And do you really think Mac OS and Linux will be any safer if they gain enough market share to become relevant and get the full attention of hackers?

there's got to be a good reason they have such a pathetic presence in the enterprise.

It's clear whom Apple is targeting, and it's not the run-of-the-mill cubicle stiff like me who's just trying to get work done.

As for Linux, I've been hearing it's "ready for the desktop" for years now. Well, it's not ready.

market share doubled recently -- to almost 1%

In other words, it's still too techie.

- Te, itt az új windóz! Teccik?
- Ja! Zsír!

It might be fine if you're the type of person who used to type "debug" in the DOS command line to make hexadecimal changes to standard operating system messages just for fun, like I did long ago. But I don't have time for that anymore.

But to simply play an MP3 file, I had to download and install a separate package.

Wireless connectivity was a joke. Absolutely ridiculous. Others at Computerworld have had problems with Linux, too.

The operating system should be like a referee -- invisible and anonymous -- and that's exactly what XP does.

There will always be people who claim that a losing technology is technically better than a winning technology

but just lost out because of inferior marketing.

They view themselves as the enlightened few vainly railing against the ignorant masses.

Meanwhile, the masses are getting their work done.

kemi írta/wrote:
Endre, aki azért fikázta a Linuxot, mert nem tudta letörölni

kemi írta/wrote:
Az Ubuntuval simán lehetne egy kampányt indítani amivel fel lehetne oszlatni ezeket az idióta sztereotípiákat.

kemi írta/wrote:
Hát a Fedora meg a RedHat kb. olyan viszonyban van egymással, mint az openSUSE meg a SLED.

kemi írta/wrote:
A winheten annyit javítottak, hogy legalább elindul egy régi gépen.

kemi írta/wrote:
Mellesleg a kiállítás nagyom M$ szagú volt

kemi írta/wrote:
A rádióba is csak HomoKozsó nyálzenét tudnak adni! ... holott az egész a bizniszről szól a virágárusoknak.

kemi írta/wrote:
Erre öt percig elnyaszatolt, majd közölte, hogy a frissítés meghiúsult, nincs internetkapcsolat.

TCH írta/wrote:
Igen, a w7 ezért úszta meg a winfosoknak minden alkalommal kijáró bloat fos címkét, mert ment a régebbi gépeken.

Wikipedia írta/wrote:
Although it has grown a significant community of adherents, desktop Linux generally has not been adopted in the business world. Most distribution vendors usually concentrated on the server side of Linux, where the platform was rapidly becoming adopted. Desktop Linux continued to be focused on technical workstations (mostly CAD, EDA, and software engineering) and "fixed-function" systems (data entry workstations, kiosk, etc.)
With SLED 10, Novell has increased the focus on features for a broader range of corporate users by focusing on meeting the needs for basic office workers, positioning SLED as a competitor to Microsoft Windows. Basic office workers are defined in this context as users who need basic desktop functionality, including an office suite, a collaboration client, a web browser, and instant messaging. Novell attempts to meet these needs by concentrating on making these components very compatible with existing enterprise infrastructure, such as Microsoft Office data files, Microsoft Active Directory, and Microsoft Exchange or Novell GroupWise collaboration systems.
It also includes the Beagle desktop search tool,[3] similar to Spotlight in Mac OS X v10.4. The Xgl+Compiz support enables a variety of advanced graphical effects in the user interface, such as "application tiling" (similar to Exposé). Other features include making it easier for Linux beginners to connect digital cameras to the computer and play audio files such as MP3s using Helix Banshee.

kemi írta/wrote:
Hát akkor a vista mi a franc?

kemi írta/wrote:
positioning SLED as a competitor to Microsoft Windows

On 25 August 2004, PC Magazine published an article in their Security Watch newsletter titled "Windows XP SP2 Security Center Spoofing Threat" which outlined a design vulnerability which could allowed a malware to manipulate Security Center into displaying the fake security status that it desires, regardless of the true security status. To do so, the malware requires Administrative privileges

kemi írta/wrote:
Linuxon VAN biztonsági központ. KDE4-ben (amit ők teszteltek!) alapból benne van, de sima Ubuntuhoz (GNOME) is lehet telepíteni.

kemi írta/wrote:
Mellesleg erre jó az a biztonsági központ. Belemászik egy vírus, aztán kedvére dobálhat mindenféle hamis riasztást.

TCH írta/wrote:
Folyamatosan hekkelik a Linuxot, képzeld el. Nem azért szarabb az xp biztonsága, mert kevesebben akarják feltörni, hanem mert szarabb. A biztonságtechnikával foglalkozó cégek és a profi hackerek minden rendszert néznek, mindegyikben kutatják a biztonsági hibát. Szerinted egy fekete kalapos hacker mivel keres többet? Ha bemászik a te tyúkszaros gépedre és letörli a leveleidet, vagy ha bemászik a "Gold&Greed" bankba és hozzáfér a számlákhoz? Szerinted mi van a bankban? Talán winfos? Ja, valamikor volt olyan is, aztán túl sokszor törték fel és túl sokat fagyott le az automatákon (van pár ilyen képünk), így aztán kukásították.

http://hup.hu/cikkek/20110214/london_stock_exchange_suse_linux_millenium_exchange_novell írta/wrote:
A londoni tőzsde azért döntött 2009-ben a Microsoft-alapú technológia lecserélése mellett, mert a TradElect többször komoly leállást produkált, illetve lassabb volt a konkurencia hasonló rendszereinél.

kemi írta/wrote:
viszont ami nagyon ki akar menni rajta, az kimegy.

kemi írta/wrote:
Úristen 2009-ig winfost használtak az angol tőzsdén???

kemi írta/wrote:
Alighanem Csernobil 2 pár perccel az üzembehelyezés után.

--Once allowed entry, the worm contained four “Zero Day” elements in its first target, the Windows 7 operating system that controlled the overall operation of the plant. Zero Day elements are rare and extremely valuable vulnerabilities in a computer system that can be exploited only once. Two of the vulnerabilities were known, but the other two had never been discovered.