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I wonder if Mattel will reissue the Wun Dar figures since it's 1st run will be very low production?
What do you think?
I wonder if Mattel will reissue the Wun Dar figures since it's 1st run will be very low production?
What do you think?
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I thought I had read that it was going to be a one-time only run.
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He is low production because he was a bonus gift for buying the 2010 subscription. They may re-issue him but it would be at least one year or so down the line as to not cheapen the point of having him in the first place.
For Mattel I imagine it would be a situation of "you had a chance to buy and you did not take it", sure some people who joined the line late but with other collector lines its understood that you get special items or the chance at special items as a condition of your membership.
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I'm pretty sure mattel covered the subject when there was a customer service mistake in telling consumers with order problems, that there would be a re-issue of wun-dar. Toyguru & Matty's facebook have since said that there will NOT be a re-issue & wun-dar will only be available with 2010 sub.
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If they do release him again, they should do something to make him different. Give him a solid black belt or something to visually separate the two.
Wasn't the original "Wonder Bread He-Man" rumored to come with a reddish-brown version of the Grayskull dagger from the Castle's Weapons Rack? Since Man-at-Arms comes with one, it would be easy to do a repaint of that sword for a future Wun-Dar release.
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He's a 1 time thing.
In a way im glad I didnt do the subscription, cause of all the chaos involved. Also as cool as wun-dar is, I can just make my own for a fraction of the cost.
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I don't think they would. It would defeat the purpose of the subscription incentive if they offered him later, even a year or two from now. He is just a He-Man variant with Zodac stuff, so it isn't like they created a whole new mold for him.
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He refers to the situation in this quote but it sounds like the sub is the only way to get your hands on him.Toyguru - : Wun-Dar is most definately the subscription figure only. He will only be available if you purchased a 2010 Club Eternia subscription and will be mailed out in the spring along with the all new poster. Wun-Dar will not be sold in any other way. If you did not purchase a subscription, you will not be getting Wun-dar. Nothing has changed on Wun-Dar from our original plans announced at SDCC 2009.
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I persoanlly hope hes a 1 time thing, makes it worth all hell DR has put us through as subscribers!
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it isnt like he was free, we paid for him PLUS we have to pay extra each month if we want to buy bonus figures like BA he-man and Battle Cat. i know i will prob be paying well over $120+ in just shipping due to having to place extra orders to get bonus figs etc from matty since i can not combine shipping.
i know some people come into lines late in the game but that is how it is. Toylines can not wait for everyone to be on board and then release things. they sometimes have to release exclusives,etc to keep interest in the line and keep it exciting.
if other people who did not do the sub route want one i am sure there will be those that want to trade or sell him.
those of you non sub folk think of this. Wun-Dar will prob go for more than what he retailed for but at least you don't have to live through any Digital River 2010 screw ups and you save alot of cash by being able to only place one order each month.
this post is not meant to be a "i have it and you don't wha wha" post. i am just rationally talking out the points for why i don't think Wun-Dar needs a release.
cogito ergo doleo
I really hope they don't re-issue Wun-Dar. That would mean buying the 2010 sub and paying double shipping and NOT getting my sub shipped first would have been all for nothing!! I for one will be very very upset if they re-issue that fig.
^ Yeah what he said^
i highly doubt he will be reissued. he's a subscription only figure so releasing him again kinda negates the whole point.
from now or 10 years down the line. I mean for what purpose? If
people really wanted a Wun-Dar they would have simply bought a
subscription and I believe it should be that way for the next bonus
they offer for the 2011 subscription, not only would it retain value
(not like I care ) but it also makes it unique. There's absolutely no
purpose for him to be reissued, no matter how small the change.
I'm kind in the option of hoping it don't get released which it is said it won't, since I was on board from the start and only missed out on the King Greyskull. Even if I don't get a greyskull, I'm still happy that I got the exclusive in time for being a membership owner.
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I don't see Mattel releasing him soon, but down the road never now. Maybe in a year or two.
I have a sub, but in the end it's just a toy, and re-releasing him doesn't hurt those who already own him in the slightest. Your first run Wun-dar isn't suddenly damaged because someone else owns a second run one.
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I don't think he will get a second release
Off topic, I was thinking that if we are getting Wun-Dar 2 months into our 12 month subscription then maybe we will be getting another Sub exclusive for the later part of the year.
Toyguru has already stated that the subscribers will get other goodies and 10 months is a long time
I also expect Matty to have an end of year sub just like the 2009 sub for those who are late to the line
I doubt he'll get a second release. I'm not getting him and I'm not bothered by it. I know it's unfortunate for some, but there would be little reason for people supporting the line through a sub if the sub exclusive was just going to be released later.
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plus we'd have to pay another 20 to get a new sub figure and since we didnt sign up to give them an additional 20 beyond wundar and the 12 monthly figs they can't add in another expense and there is no way they will foot the bill on a free toy.
cogito ergo doleo
Shouldnt be released again and am glad Toyguru has stated that, that was the only reason i got the 2 subs.
Evil Army of the Horde!!
So in other words people should pay big bucks for this guy because they missed out?
Gotta love Mattel....


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Moving Is Not Copying
Last week, I noted that reallocating a vector involves moving its elements into newly allocated memory, and that moving these elements is different from copying them. This note begins to get at the subtleties behind that remark. The C++ standards committee first met at the end of 1989; the notion of moving as a distinct operation from copying did not enter the C++ Standard until 2011. Therefore, these subtleties have taken more than 20 years to nail down. Like many subtle ideas, the idea of moving data in C++ is built on a simple concept. This week, we'll look at the basic concept, after which we'll start exploring implications in more detail.
The fundamental idea comes from three straightforward statements:
- Sometimes, a data structure A might refer to another data structure B.
- In such a case, copying A without copying B causes A and its copy to be aliases.
- If we copy A and also copy B, we have now given ourselves the new problem of copying B, which may be more difficult or expensive than copying A.
As an example, consider a vector. Typically, a vector is implemented as a data structure that includes a pointer to dynamically allocated memory. This memory contains the elements of the vector. In general, vectors act as values: Copying a vector copies its elements. For example:
vector<int> v; v.push_back(42); vector<int> w = v; w.push_back(24);
After executing these statements,
v will have one element with value 42, and
w will have two elements with values 42 and 24, respectively. Defining
w as a copy of
v copied
v's element.
This behavior makes sense for value-like containers. Data structures that represent files are another matter entirely. For example:
ifstream in(myfile); ifstream in2 = in; // What should this do?
When we define
in2 as a copy of
in, how should the system behave? Even if we were willing to accept the overhead of copying the entire input file, what should happen if the file is on an interactive device on which all the input is not yet available? Are we expecting the operating system to cause
in and
in2 to refer to the same data stream somehow? If so, what do we do about closing the file automatically? For example, what if
in goes away while
in2 is still around? For these reasons, among others, the C++ library prohibits making copies of the standard-library I/O data structures such as
istream. It does not want to have to deal with the complexity of defining aliases to such data structures.
We see, then, that there are some data structures that it is undesirable to copy. Now let's look at what I think is a key example:
ifstream make_tempfile() { ifstream result; // … return result; }
This example is illegal in C++ 03, because returning an object type (as opposed to a pointer or reference type) from a function implies copying the result as part of the return statement. However, although technically speaking this function copies the local variable result, it does so in a way that doesn't cause aliasing problems. The reason is that as soon as it makes the copy, it destroys the original. Consequently, there is never any point in the program in which two objects represent the same file. In this case, the objections to allowing objects of types such as
Thinking about many examples such as this one gave rise to a new rule in C++11:
Creating a copy of an object in a context in which the original will never be used again except to destroy it is called moving the object. It is possible for classes to allow their objects to be moved independently of whether those objects can be copied.
So, for example, C++11 allows
ifstream objects to be moved; in consequence, the
make_tempfile example above is permitted. As another example, C++11 (unlike C++03) permits vectors of
ifstream objects.
Next week, we'll start looking more deeply into how C++ makes it possible for the compiler to tell whether what looks like a copy operation is really a move operation.
[Koenig explores the remaining subtleties of copying data elements in his next two posts: When Is It Safe To Move An Object Instead of Copying It? and More Thoughts About Moving Objects Safely Ed.]

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Kubuntu 6.06 LTS Here for the Long Term
KDE based distribution Kubuntu 6.06 LTS has been released. It is available for download now or for the first time you can order free Kubuntu CDs through Shipit. This release comes with KDE 3.5.2 (packages for 3.5.3 are available) and includes a new installer which you can use direct from the live desktop CD. The Desktop CD also includes some of the best KDE software available for Microsoft Windows including KOrganizer, Kexi and Scribus, use it to convert your friends to Freedom.
hooray for Kubuntu
great distro! and thank you for the 3.5.3 packages
By Tom at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE whenever someone mentions Kubuntu, they are also publicizing Ubuntu, a GNOME desktop. The result is that it is impossible to promote KDE without promoting GNOME. The reverse (promoting GNOME and not KDE) happens all the time (after all, Kubuntu is not a substring of Ubuntu). Even KDE devs often leave out the K, thereby promoting GNOME, when in fact they are referring to the KDE desktop. The current situation is a publicity disaster for KDE.
There's a very simple solution to solving this unfair naming: call the the KDE desktop Ubuntu KDE and the GNOME desktop Ubuntu GNOME. If that happens, KDE will *immediately* become the most popular desktop on the Ubuntu platform. Mr. Shuttleworth, all I'm asking is that you give the KDE desktop a fighting chance by naming it fairly!
By AC at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
> Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE whenever someone
Get a life.
By BD at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
Get a life.
By Gábor Lehel at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
is this a vote of some kind? :)
By FE at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
AC, get a job and then you can start your own distro and name it whatever you want.
By Rick at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
You are a moron. If you really think that tacking "KDE" at the end of "Ubuntu" is going to suddenly make people aware of and prefer the KDE desktop, then you're problems go well beyond mere ignorant fanboy allegiance. If people were confused about which version (Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Edubuntu, etc) used KDE, they could easily find out through google. I would suggest that the majority of users coming to the distribution are intelligent enough to determine which DE they would like to use in order to choose appropriately. As an aside, if you think the acronym "DE" advertises GNOME in particular, then you're doubly moronic. GNOME is a desktop environment just as KDE is. The only difference is that KDE includes the "desktop environment" in their acronym (K Desktop Environment) as opposed to GNOME (Gnu Network Object Model Environment). So, if anything, when a developer says "DE" he's closer to advertising KDE than GNOME.
By cius at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
In a fight or in war, you never ask from your enemy a fair fighting chance! Its considered an ultimate shame. In such a situation, committing suicide is honourable.
If you want to promote KDE without promoting GNOME, promote a KDE ONLY distro such as Tomahawk Desktop.
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By Tomahawk Computers at Sat, 2006/06/03 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
I tell people to install KDE, XFCE, and GNOME and try them all. I would MUCH rather see people pick their favorite than to pick my favorite. Sure, I tell them why I prefer KDE over the others (esp. GNOME), but I tell them to pick their favorite rather than just picking my favorite. Since KDE, XFCE, and GNOME are all free software, I don't care which one people use.
By gnulinuxman at Thu, 2006/06/15 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
Kubuntu is not synonomous with gnome. Everyone knows this. If you want kde AND gnome in kubuntu or ANY of the other distros, you just install it!
I don't think anyone's trying to start another Microsoft here... Being the most popular distro in linux is something Kubuntu is already on top of even though it is not important at all.. It is popular already because it works well, and installs easily.
Publicity failure for KDE? No. Go to www.kde-look.org and tell me what you see. Are people using KDE? Yes they are. Albeit it might be difficult for one that has never used linux to know the difference between the two.
Let me throw you for a loop if you don't mind; I'm using Kororaa linux and it is KDE based but also includes gnome by default. There however is also Gororaa, wich is Gnome based. So, Kubuntu is not the only one with name variations.
By Joe at Sat, 2006/06/03 - 5:00am
Re: Kubuntu is a publicity failure for KDE
Not really. They're not calling it Gubuntu or anything like that.
I really think you're blowing this out of proportion. The distro itself is called Ubuntu. The reason they supported GNOME only at first is because they didn't have anyone to maintain KDE, even though they still had it available in the Universe for anyone who wanted it. The distro grew so fast that they had good KDE support by the second official release, which I think is nothing short of impressive.
Still, when I tried out Kubuntu the first time (Hoary), it had some bugs they needed to work out, but I liked it anyway, and by Breezy, it was marvelous. Dapper is even better! It is also very nice to be able to always run the latest KDE release, too. I just can't stand GNOME anymore since it hit 2.0, but KDE is getting better and better!
By gnulinuxman at Thu, 2006/06/15 - 5:00am
Re: hooray for Kubuntu
Even though this is a KDE site, Ubuntu works equally well with Gnome and KDE on the same machine. I have run both and they each have their advantages and disadvantages. I think it is silly at this point to argue in favour of one or the other. The strong point about linux is that you can use whatever interface feels right at the present moment. The strength of KDE is not the desktop itself but rather the many K applications such as ktorrent or koffice. These run fine under Gnome as well so even someone running Ubuntu will still appreciate the KDE project for its amazing applications.
I would recommend that the open source people such as ourselves give up the "Them vs Us" viewpoint. We are not trying to sell a product. Personally I enjoy the variety and run KDE, Gnome and Xfce4 according to my mood.
This is a non-issue.
By Ian Soutar at Fri, 2006/07/14 - 5:00am
Thinko in the article?
"also includes some of the best KDE software available for Microsoft Windows"
What does that mean?
By Andy Parkins at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Thinko in the article?
That there are win32 binaries of those softwares
By Davide Ferrari at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Thinko in the article?
You have to download them as part of the ISO even if you don't use/want them.
By Anonymous at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Thinko in the article?
All software on the CD you don't want you have to download with the ISO.
By panzi at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Thinko in the article?
Dang! My girlfriend and I would rather use them on Kubuntu than put them on Windows.
By gnulinuxman at Thu, 2006/06/15 - 5:00am
Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing problems??
I just installed Kubuntu Dapper (albeit it was from the RC1 iso image), and I dist-upgraded to the newest packages.
But I can't print to our company's CUPS 1.1 print server!
First of all, kprinter does not even see the shared printers offered from this CUPS box. Some very paranoid Canonical packages seemed to have disabled everything that makes CUPS user friendly (CUPS browsing, CUPS administration via the web interface); they seem to have gone as far as even disabling printing to a 1.1.x CUPS server altogether! Boy, that suxxxx...
Second, even if I force my kprinter to connect to the remote CUPS server, it does not print, but it gives me the error message "(400) -- Bad Request". (Note, I know quite a bit about CUPS, and it works fine with a Kubuntu Breezy client!).
Third, they seem to be clueless as far as the benefits of the new cool SNMP backend goes: they have disabled it altogether. Which means: no auto-discovery of network printers in one's own neighbourhood when installing a new queue, no (semi-)automatic driver selection for users! Are we going to see another case of that?
To me it looks like none of the problems which Kurt Pfeifle outlined in his blog 2 months ago have been fixed:
######## . . . http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/1899 . . . ########
How should Linux ever get ready for the desktop if supposedly user friendly distros do unexplainable things like that?
We all remember the rant of ESR, which he (wrongly) directed towards CUPS developers, when he was unable to configure his home printer because the RedHat printer config tool did mess up what CUPS itself would have done just fine... Is this another opportunity to flame Mike Sweet and the CUPS.org folks, just because their marvellous work gets spoiled by overshooting distro "experts" who make Linux unusably secure and safe??
By ex-suse at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing problems??
If it makes you feel better, Suse has a pretty strange way of understanding security vis-a-vis network printing via CUPS.
As you point out, lots of the most useful CUPS features are either removed, disabled in such a way that it takes a good chuck of time to re-enable them or just broken, although I believe it is slightly better than Kubuntu in this respect, which I remain unable to make it see my CUPS enabled network printer.
In Suse, although the CUPS autodiscovery didn't work, the printer prints after I give it the full URL of the CUPS printer.
By Gonzalo at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
I found this in the KDE 3.5.3 changelog:
If you haven't, I would try upgrading to KDE 3.5.3 (Kubuntu 6.04 comes with 3.5.2).
By Elijah Lofgren at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
Thanks for trying to console me with your kind words, Elijah!
But alas!, KDEPrint's problems are of a different nature. (Also, Kurt deals with these in a different blog entry: http://www.kdedevelopers.org/node/1901 )
What my griping here is about, is that...
a) ...commandline printing does not work from Dapper to a CUPS-1.1.x server, it gives "Bad request" errors
b) ...the default CUPS web interface features are deliberately crippled on Dapper, supposedly for the sake of better "security"
c) ...the changes are not sufficiently documented, users are left without info how to fix it
d) ...if users turn to the "official" CUPS documentation, they are screwed, because that documentation does not match with what Canonical/Ubuntu/Dapper ships
e) ...the new snmp backend of CUPS that implements one of the OSDL Desktop Printing Summit decisions for easier autoconfiguration of printers is simply ignored
All of these are not fixed by any KDE upgrade.
What I did not yet say is that I really take issues with that type of super-smart *packagers* who try to decide these things on behalf of me, and in contrast to what the CUPS *developers* recommend as defaults, but who on the other hand seem to lack the smarts of shipping a CUPS 1.2.1 version (as was released 10 days ago) with more than 30 new bug fixes over 1.2.0 (shipping today in Dapper)...
By ex-suse at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
Well file a bug report then (after of course updating all packages). They would probably be delighted to fix it in the next release (Edgy Eft : 6.10).
By Sunny Sachanandani at Sun, 2006/06/04 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
Agreed, this is something that could have been done better. As a non-cups expert it took me about an hour to figure out how to turn the browsing on and to print on my old ubuntu box (with self compiled kde) from my new kubuntu dapper box. Reminded me of all the fun of the old days.
The details on how to turn the browsing on was available in the ubuntu forums and I think it is a minor point for what is a very good distibution.
By hbc at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
Browsing in CLI/KDE/GNOME/whatever can be enabled with one command:
sudo /usr/share/cups/enable_browsing 1
Sharing you printers in CLI/KDE/GNOME/whatever can also be enabled with one command:
sudo /usr/share/cups/enable_sharing 1
By ivoks at Mon, 2006/06/05 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
Thank you su much for posting this here!
By Thore at Sun, 2006/08/13 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
But the thing with CUPS1.2 is that browsing/printing with older 1.1 CUPSes really *is* broken in CUPS, not by Ubuntu. Take a look at CUPS1.2.1 changelog:
By ivoks at Mon, 2006/06/05 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
BTW, no one is flaming Mike. Bugs do happen and bugs get fixed. This is how (opensource) software works.
By ivoks at Mon, 2006/06/05 - 5:00am
Re: Why didn't Dapper fix its CUPS printing proble
You can switch on CUPS browsing from the GUI in Ubuntu (although not sure about Kubuntu as always is second class)
I found Ubuntus support in printers to be far better than any other distro, although a little confusing because all my FC4 friends had IPP Browsing by default.
By Martin Owens at Tue, 2006/08/08 - 5:00am
How is this a kde-news?
There are so many distros using KDE, I don't see the point, why this has to be mentioned here.
By Anonymous Coward at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: How is this a kde-news?
They are all mentioned here
By yaac at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: How is this a kde-news?
Yep, and if you notice a release that is not reported, please contribute an article about it :)
By rinse at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
I like KDE so much. It is a fantastic desktop. I feel that KDE 4 could be released too late and KDE 3.5.3 will be outdated then. This gives Gnome an opportunity to take over.
By Faber at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: KDE
not likely, gnome is still releasing stuff that has been in KDE for years as 'new features', they'll have a hard time catching up to 3.5.x - and as some features go into the 3.5.x series, the next release of Kubuntu will be even better.
By superstoned at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: KDE
... and in other news the sky is falling
By Aaron J. Seigo at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: KDE
I'm actually reading a book about that... so far it seems careful application of the right amount of Magic has managed to revert the impeding disaster though.
You can read about it yourself: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0061020702/qid=1149191790/sr=1-1/ref=sr...
By Waldo Bastian at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: KDE
>> feel that KDE 4 could be released too late and KDE 3.5.3 will be outdated then.
don't worry, there probably will be more kde-versions in between (e.g. kde 3.5.4 etc) and kde applications continue to evolve and grow..
By rinse at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: KDE
Exactly, having the solid foundation of KDE 3.5 the interesting part is really in the area of the application developers.
The real power of KDE is shown in the continuous releases of high quality applications from the extragear modules and other 3rd party venues. Applications like DigiKam, KTorrent, amaroK, BasKet, Kdissert and Codeine to mention some. In addition there will be new releases of KOffice and separate releases of some of the applications from the regular KDE packages, like Kopete and KDevelop.
By Morty at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: KDE
By Menge at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: KDE
I have just tried GNOME 2.14 on Debian/sid and I have to admit that it is probably the coolest looking desktop I've ever seen (commercial or otherwise). However, this absolutely positively feeling got broken in the moment I actually tried to do something. I was not able to play even OGG streams. And so on. Fortunately I found klearlook style on kde-look.org (http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=31717, together with Clearlooks window decoration http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=37009 and dekorator; Debian packages are here http://matej.ceplovi.cz/progs/debian/klearlook) and I have same sleek look and functional applications ;-).
By Matej Cepl at Sat, 2006/06/03 - 5:00am
All the hoo-ha about Ubuntu.
Why would you bother, when Kanotix works so well, has not abandoned Debian and defaults to KDE in all its glory? I'm tolerant, so I suppose that Gnome and MS Windows are OK too, if you like that sort of thing!
By Bob Buick at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
Re: All the hoo-ha about Ubuntu.
that's the beauty of free(dom) software: people bother because they care to. you are doing the same by raising awareness of kanotix. various people have various expectations and requirements. we can cover these only with effort and understanding
By Aaron J. Seigo at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Mentions KDE-PIM for Windows. Is this still the old stoneage release or a new version?
By Menge at Thu, 2006/06/01 - 5:00am
lots of bugs this time around
http://gpiancastelli.wordpress.com/2006/06/01/worst-kubuntu-upgrade-ever/ : Be careful with the Kubuntu upgrade process.
I never had good experiences with Kubuntu, it felt like a hack to cross-breed KDE on a GNOME-based infrastructure... but I respect the great work many kubunters are doing for KDE.
By giacomo at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: lots of bugs this time around
well, kanotix brought me to linux, too, but it is far less polished compared to kubuntu. it uses mostly stock debian stuff, after all - which is what sets kubuntu apart from the other debian deriviates.
By superstoned at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: lots of bugs this time around
At least CUPS and kprinter and printing work in Kanotix; unlike (K)Ubuntu Live CD or a (K)Ubuntu harddisk installation!
By ex-suse at Fri, 2006/06/02 - 5:00am
Re: lots of bugs this time around
So why can I print on different laser printers with Kubuntu 6.06? Am I dreaming?
By Davide Ferrari at Sat, 2006/06/03 - 5:00am
Both KDE and GNOME are free software, so at least people don't use Windows or MacOS. Although I use GNOME, I respect the personal preferences of others. I mean this whole "We shouldn't promote GNOME, but KDE, because I use it" thing is rubbish. You should promote free software, not your personal opinions.
By Bruce at Sun, 2006/06/04 - 5:00am
Ubuntu=>GNOME vs Kubuntu=>KDE
Is this offical yet?
By BenAtPlay at Sun, 2006/06/04 - 5:00am
kde 3.5.3
I have a suggestion for Jonathan Riddell. Instead of providing unsupported kde 3.5.3 packages, why don't you test kde 3.5.3 for a while then package it for ubuntu-updates?
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Marriott, who disappeared after attending a class at the University of New Hampshire as a commuter student from Chester, is believed to have died during a sexual encounter. Whether the act was consensual or not has yet to be learned. On the evening Marriott went missing, she had reportedly sent a text from her phone just before 9 p.m. saying she would be visiting a friend in Dover.
Marriott failed to show up for her shift at the Target store in Greenland the next day, and police issued an alert across emergency radio communications to be on the lookout for the missing student. On Oct. 13, police held a news conference in Dover announcing officials were actively searching for Marriott's body as she was presumed dead.
The arrest of Seth Mazzaglia, 29, of Dover was also announced that day by Attorney General James Vara.
In early November, Foster's Daily Democrat, the Portsmouth Herald and the New Hampshire Union Leader asked for court records to be unsealed in the case. Dover Circuit Court Judge Stephen Morrison denied those requests, citing concerns about releasing information contained in court affidavits related to the investigation. He included in his ruling the need to hold a fair trial for murder suspect Mazzaglia, who faces second-degree murder charges.
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