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It took 7 minutes to download, install, and begin using Google Chromium on my EEEPC 4G Linux (running easypeasy).
Posted for My Computer Notebook.
As the title could suggests, the main theme here could be Operating Systems (OS), or better, since that the word 'Open' is there, Free Operating Systems as well. Since that I have to visit two colleges in different cities, different labs and computers hardware, I usually have a set of CDs with some OS just to assure that I will have a clean environment to work or just make a Hardware Compatibility Test (HCT) to certify devices. Sometimes I'm driven by esthetical reasons, like testing an OS just because it does have a nice look appeal, a well designed GUI, themes and wallpapers, like those at www.kde-look.org.
The meaning of 'Open Windows' here is other than that. Most buses that I have been in during the week doesn't allow a passenger to open a window, due to the air cooler system. In the average, only one in three are older ones. So, in one of these cosmic coincidences, I have a single minute to make this shot when the bus was slowing the speed to leave the RS-348 and turn into the direction of my destiny city.
Keywords: 2008, Bus, Clear Sky, Business as Usual, Data Structures, Daylight Saving Time, Free Operating Systems, GUI, High Lands, High Plateau, JavaScript, Journey, Operating Systems, Photography, Programming Languages, RS-348, Slice of Life Story, Typical Work Week, Summertime, Wallpaper.
You're welcome to use this image on your website... please link to www.theideadesk.com. Contact chris@iqoncept.com for the non-watermarked version. Many smart phone application icons arranged in a spherical shape
For extra geekiness, view it LARGE.
As with most of my shots like these, this would not be considered part of my professional portfolio. Hence, no signature. It's more of a "blog-type" photo.
Yes, sometimes I like to photograph products. And, when it's something as highly anticipated as Microsoft's own Windows 7, I'm not gonna hold back. Sure, not everybody is going to whip their camera out as soon as their box arrives, but me, well... I'm a different story.
The direction of this shot was a take on Microsoft's own ad campaign. Anyone heard of Windows 7 Launch parties? Yes, I agree. It sounds strange to hold a house party for the launch of an operating system, but, apparently some people did. The viral videos contain groups of people in a kitchen, huddled around computers, food or island counters. Could I have done more with this shot? Of course. Personally, having actual people gathered around the table would have added to that party-esque feel, but, unfortunately, I was the only one in the house at the time... Ah, well.
Oh go on..now my MPB with a fresh Leopard has stopped showing the time and pretty much anything else that used to live in the menu bar. Before this, the keyboard started working only intermittently (and mysteriously started working again), and it took me a day to get Mail to behave. As cautious as I was, I get the feeling that OSX is the new Windows.
For chrissake..I have to look at the coffee maker to tell what time it is..
Yet another screenshot of my favourite Mac OS version. Mac OS 8.1 is a very nice operating system to work with. Has some nice features that weren't included with System 7.5, my former favourite, like right click menus, ability to set a picture as a desktop background, and the Platinum interface, among others.
Imagine the briefing for the Normandy invasion going something like this:
"Men, this is a bullet. This is a gun. The bullet goes in the gun. You shoot the gun, but point it at the Germans first. If you want me, I'll be in my bed."
That's what this lecture was like. We're seniors in computer science. Most of our friends have either switched to business or dropped out altogether. We're about to do the hardest coding of our lives and the professor (who knows nothing about the projects) is wasting our time explaining what the word 'virtual' means. This won't likely change over the course of the term. Meanwhile, playing chess on one's laptop remains the more entertaining alternative.
Easy Peasy operating system
Running: Firefox, Chrome, terminal, system monitor, firewall settings, music player. Note that just 28% of my memory is being used. The google chrome browser works very well.
Posted for My Computer Notebook.
Microsoft has responded to developer concerns that its recently released Visual Studio 2010 (left) might not be suitable for Windows Mobile development. "That could not be farther from the truth," says product manager Steve Hegenderfer, adding that a Windows Mobile 6.5 emulator will soon be released.
It worked OK, but the shape felt "wrong" - the ball tended to get dirty too, but that happened with all of the mechanical ones of that era.
Yup. The subway kiosk's custom Windows NT version had crashed.
They could have easily gotten past this screen if they had just had a timeout and a default value.
Windows NT operating system, kiosk, screen.
crashed.
subway, New York City, New York.
October 9, 2010.
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BACKSTORY: We went to NYC for the first time ever to attend the SubGenius devival thrown by the GFY Clench. Amazingly, bus tickets were only $3 there, and $9 back. For more pictures and audio of the devival, check out the official page at www.subgenius.com/bigfist/fun/devivals/NYC-2010/3_NYC_DEV... ...
"The main topic of this book is the kernel of the VAX/VMS Version 4.4 operating system: process management; memory management; the I/O subsystem; the mechanisms that transfer control to, from, and among these; and the system services that support and complement them".
To access the Ubuntu Operating System character map, select "Applications", "Accessories", "Character Map" to open and use it.
About the Finder.
One of the earliest iterations of the now classic Macintosh system software. Mini vMac emulator.
I don't really know how to take care of all of the discoloration. I actually got rid of a lot of it after this photo, but the method used wasn't very kind to the plastic - and it didn't work well at all for the keyboard.
Microsoft Windows for Workgroups featuring the Calmira II shell. Calmira is an alternate shell for WFW that attempts to bring some of the functionality of Windows 95 to its 16-bit predecessor. Notice the Win95-like Explorer, Start Menu, and My Computer.
got me the new os x somehting for our mbp's. should be fun. but first must back up!
35mm f/1.8G AF-S DX
We’re not going back to ugly smartwatches.
That’s not to say the Moto 360, the first real Android Wear icon, is perfect – nothing was going to live up to the hyping and hoping of the past six months. But it’s the first smartwatch you’ll want to show off rather ...
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Experimenting with a Linux based operating system using the Live CD/DVD system. Tried various distributions (Distros) including Ubuntu, KUbuntu, XUbuntu, Linux Mint, Debian and this one: pclinuxos KDE. I think this is the one I will use on my XP desktop, though not to replace Windows. I'll either end up with a dual boot system or a dedicated HDD for Linux.
Woo hoo, finally managed to do a landing. Okay, its not on the aircraft carrier, that will take me another year :-)
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Wallpaper: Early Fall Morning 2 by Rachel Hofton, under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic Licence
Theme: Orta
(Selected Items colour changed to #757575)
Icons: Faenza-Cupertino
Main font: Ubuntu font