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[arlick]

Originally Posted by pescau

conocia el comando banner (ideal para hacer carteles con una matriz de puntos) pero no conocia, ni tengo sysvbanner, que hace?

_= D of S =_~$ sysvbanner pescau

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[ArcticWolf]

Originally Posted by pescau

Section "InputDevice"
        Identifier  "keyboard"
        Driver      "kbd"
        Option      "CoreKeyboard"
        Option      "XkbRules" "xorg"
        Option      "XkbModel" "pc105"
        Option      "XkbLayout" "es"
        Option      "XkbVariant" ""
EndSection

¿que me falta para poner los acentos?

Probá con "latam" en vez de "es", tal vez sirva... Tengo que fijarme :S

[arlick]

Originally Posted by Xephandor

Probá con "latam" en vez de "es", tal vez sirva... Tengo que fijarme :S

en el mio lo tengo con "es"

[ArcticWolf]

Originally Posted by arlick

en el mio lo tengo con "es"

Pero vos sos de España, y el teclado debe tener diferencias. A mí no me funcionan con "es" del mismo modo que con "latam".

[BlooD]

Bueno esto no creo que vaya aqui pero por no crear un nuevo tema....

Me ha hecho bastante gracia este mensaje en una ¿lista de correo? antigua proponiendo un nuevo tag para html alla por el año 93

http://1997.webhistory.org/www.lists...93q1/0182.html

Esta en ingles, pero algunas de las respuestas son impresionantes.

[arlick]

Originally Posted by BlooD

Bueno esto no creo que vaya aqui pero por no crear un nuevo tema....

Me ha hecho bastante gracia este mensaje en una ¿lista de correo? antigua proponiendo un nuevo tag para html alla por el año 93

http://1997.webhistory.org/www.lists...93q1/0182.html

Esta en ingles, pero algunas de las respuestas son impresionantes.

no se que es lo que te llama la atención o.O

como se nota que por aquel entonces no existía el estándar xhtml D, de hecho no se cuando empezó el html transactional y los otros tipos de estándares de lo mismo.

[BlooD]

Originally Posted by arlick

no se que es lo que te llama la atención o.O

como se nota que por aquel entonces no existía el estándar xhtml D, de hecho no se cuando empezó el html transactional y los otros tipos de estándares de lo mismo.

¿Lo has leido?

Hay uno que le contesta esto, copio y pego de un comentario de meneame:

Originally Posted by traduccion en meneame

Internet no está creado para estupideces. Solo es un lugar de busqueda de informacion. No necesitamos añadirle a la web un tag especial para cargar... bitmaps!? por dios... Para algo Microsoft inventó el Paint, para no andarnos con gilipolleces.

Dejemos internet como está, un lugar de información estática, util y veloz dedicada a las empresas. No nos interesan estupideces de pijos y niños ricos.

Que de aquella el internet no era para el pr0n!

[arlick]

no encontré eso blood, nunca me va bien con las listas de correos

From: Linus Torvalds <torvalds-AT-linux-foundation.org>
To: Linux Kernel Mailing List <linux-kernel-AT-vger.kernel.org>
Subject: Short update and pause in 2.6.27 merge window
Date: Thu, 17 Jul 2008 09:47:45 -0700 (PDT)
Message-ID: <alpine.LFD.1.10.0807170919370.2959@woody.linux-foundation.org>


This is just a quick note to let people know that I'll be off for an
extended weekend starting later today, so the next few days will be very
quiet from a merge standpoint.

Feel free to send the merge requests, just don't get worried when I don't
act on them

(There's also a few merge requests that I didn't act on yet just because I
wanted to take a closer look - but if you're worried about it there is
nothing wrong with re-sending it. I _do_ just drop requests in the
bottomless pit that is my mailbox at times)

We seem to be roughly half-way through the merge window, judging purely by
number of commits, although part of my calculations there is that I'm
actually hoping/expecting that because a number of people are on vacation
etc, this merge window might be smaller than some of the other recent ones
(2.6.25-rc1 in particular was huge).

In the last couple of days I _have_ merged 50+ trees, and while there's
been some 'heated discussion' about some of them (you know who you are ,
I'm hoping that we're actually in reasonably good shape even though it's
in the middle of the merge window, and that people will test out the
snapshot kernels even though I'm not ready to do a -rc1 release.

So go out and test.

The fact that much of it has been in linux-next may or may not have
helped, but it definitely meant that people knew of _some_ problems early.
Let's see how people feel about that after the whole release is done, but
it certainly doesn't seem to have hurt.

My personal favorite merge is the BKL pushdown, which while not likely to
matter hugely in practice for lots of people is nice to finally see. We
kind of dropped the ball on the BKL once it got to be small enough that it
wasn't very high on peoples radar any more. Now the most noticeable user
of the BKL in "core" kernel code seems to be fs/locks.c.

Hint, hint. I think somebody had some patches for that one too. Matthew?

But we've had lots of other things (in fact, the BKL changes ended up
being much smaller than I expected), and the dirstat so far is

4.7% arch/arm/
3.3% arch/mips/
3.5% arch/ppc/platforms/
14.9% arch/ppc/
3.3% arch/x86/
29.3% arch/
8.3% drivers/char/drm/
9.3% drivers/char/
7.3% drivers/gpu/drm/
7.3% drivers/gpu/
3.3% drivers/s390/
10.4% drivers/usb/misc/
6.0% drivers/usb/serial/
17.2% drivers/usb/
45.0% drivers/
7.1% firmware/
4.3% fs/ubifs/
5.0% fs/
6.7% include/
3.3% sound/

where some of those percentages are a bit misleading (the "gpu" part, for
example, goes away if you enable renames, since that was all really just
moving files around from drivers/char/ - but at the same time it's one of
the things people may notice more, so I chose the non-rename version of
dirstat on purpose).

No network or driver core/USB merges yet (the USB stuff in the dirstat is
from the ARM, BKL and firmware merges) so there are complete big
subsystems lacking still, but it would be good to have people test the
things we _have_ merged.

Linus

PS. And to get wider distribution for this message: Digg users - you're
all a bunch of Wanking Walruses. And you can quote me on that.
--

Le están dando más importancia al PD que al resto del mensaje

http://www.theinquirer.es/2008/07/18...nar_linux.html

[ArcticWolf]

Originally Posted by BlooD

¿Lo has leido?

Hay uno que le contesta esto, copio y pego de un comentario de meneame:


Que de aquella el internet no era para el pr0n!

Qué suerte que algunas cosas cambian! Estoy en contra de internet con 129873198273 de ventanas llenas de flash y miles de efectos, pero tampoco algo completamente estático. No tiene sentido, es disminuir la productividad.

[ArcticWolf]

Originally Posted by arlick

no encontré eso blood, nunca me va bien con las listas de correos



Le están dando más importancia al PD que al resto del mensaje

http://www.theinquirer.es/2008/07/18...nar_linux.html

Ya dejé mi pequeño aporte en el link ^^