Very Computer

1. LGX means never having to say, "I don't know"

One of the things that I hated about using proprietary closed source
software was often hitting the binary brick wall and being able to do
naught but scratch my head.

How many times has someone come up to you and asked, "Why does that
happen?", and the only thing you can really say (if you're honest) is
"Well, I don't rightly know."

This is just another reason why I love LGX and OSS so much.  I never have
to say this.  Everything is there for me to be able to find out as much or
as little as I want, even down to examining source code if I were so
inclined.

This means if I am having an issue or a problem, I have the resources
available to me to be able to find out and even *resolve* it if I have the
wherewithal and knowledge to do so.

There are no limitations placed upon you with LGX.  If you want to just
use it and not worry about the inner machinations, you can.  But if you
want to get your hands bloody and dig right into the heart of the platform
to find out what makes it tick, you can do that to.  That's just simply
too cool!

You never really know freedom until you are truly free.

--
rapskat -  21:26:43 up 2 days, 20:23,  3 users,  load average: 0.52, 0.49, 0.41
Gentoo Base System version 1.4.2.8 kernel 2.5.65 on a Pentium III (Coppermine)
"Strange game...the only winning move is not to play."

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9. To get the file name knowing inode value?

10. Anbody else using miro16si

11. Has anbody used PVCS?

12. Anbody doing UDF?

13. Anbody port a USB modem to LinuxPPC?