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Upgraded from Feisty on my Dell laptop and all worked very smoothly.

Admittedly, i don't run much other than the stock applications and spend most of my time in Terminal

Bil was an awesome guest, can't wait till you get him back again but for more Commodore goodness, Bil was also interviewed by Earl @ Retrobits this past week or so

split over 2 parts, part 1 is up now:
http://www.retrobits.libsyn.com/

Congratulations Pat + family!

Sadly, i have to agree - its normal management BS to in my experience. I've seen similiar acts performed by management people. Then again, in defence of your boss - is it not entirely possible that Fred told you something entirely different to save himself looking a bit crap at his job? Only you can...

Best of luck Dann, hope things work out for you and your family.

This isn't the Commodore of old. That company died a long time ago. It's some other company who purchased the rights to use the Commodore name. Move along, nothing here. Agreed. Same thing has happened before with countless other brands - Atari is another that comes to mind. The personal computer m...

ditto, was a great interview and interesting product too.

I prefer gnome

I think we should focus on the possible impact on Linux and BSD. That is what we really care about. TO HELL WITH VISTA!! indeed, if things really are bad I'd guess a lot of people will look at alternatives for their next upgrade or sadly they will just upgrade regardless and just moan a lot more! W...

I'd hate to guess but consider your database schema and volume of data too - a fast database with a poorly designed schema/queries will affect performance significantly

also, dont forget to allow some extra overhead for system growth

excuse my ignorance but wont the owners just up and move their servers to another country though?

sorry late posting on this, catching up on episodes after being away.

well, i enjoyed the interview and indeed all the viewpoints expressed.

greggh wrote: It's live, raw and unedited, which is why I enjoy listening to it, farts and all.

ditto

and may long it continue

Hey Im looking into replacing an existing networked backup solution with something else. Considering Bacula or similiar. a Network has a mix of circa. 25 mac, win32 and linux workstations and servers. about 1-2TB of compressed data. 100Mbs network Anyone have any recommendations, thoughts, experienc...

actually, i quite like the new intro