text: Vous avez besoin d'aide sur quel sujet ? (Exemple : "Panda AdminSecure", "erreur 2093") Tweet Distributing AdminSecure Communications Agent by direct installation Ces informations s'appliquent à: Produits Panda for DesktopsPanda for File Servers (Windows)Panda for ExchangePanda for DominoPanda for ISAFor a system to be detected and administered by Panda AdminSecure, it must have a communications agent installed.When you open the AdminSecure Console for the first time, the AdminSecure setup wizard will be displayed. It will also appear at any other time you open the console provided that you haven't checked Don't show this screen again when the console starts up. This process can also be launched through the console. How to distribute AdminSecure Communications Agent by direct installationThis process can be launched from the Panda AdminSecure Console by following the steps below:Go to Tools-> Distribute communications agent.Select Distribute communications agent .The agent distribution wizard opens. Click Next to continue.Check Install communications agent in computers with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/2008/Windows7.In the next window, two options for distributing the agent appear:Distribute the agent selecting the computers by network domain or name.Distribute the agent selecting the computers by Active Directory.Distribute the agent specifying the IP address ranges or the IP address of each co.If you select this option, click Next. Two installation methods are offered:A single IP address : Enter the IP address of the computer on which you want to install the agent. Then, click Add to include the selected address.You can add as many IP address as necessary.An IP address range: Enter the range of IP addresses included in the network. Then, click Add to include the IP address range to the list.Bear in mind that both single IP addresses and IP address ranges can be included in the same list.From AdminSecure 4.50 an improvement is added to this functionality that allows importing a text file containing the list of computers (IP or name) on which you want to distribute the agent. In the same way, AdminSecure 4.50 also incorporates the option to export to a text file the list of computers on which the agent has been restored in order to save the applied changes.After selecting a distribution type, select the computer with Panda Administration Server installed and the repository you want to use for that computer (if it does not coincide with the computer with the administration server installed).Once you have entered all the details, the agent will be installed in each of the selected computers. Bear in mind that if a large number of computers are selected, the process will take a few minutes.When installation is complete, the wizard will display a summary of the number of agents installed and the reason why it hasn't been possible to carry out the installation, if a problem occurs in any computer. Additional informationRemember that to carry out this process, you will need an account with local administrator privileges in the computers where you want to install the communications agent. If you don't have the necessary privileges, you will be asked for the LOCAL administrator user name and password.The computer on which AdminSecure is installed must be able to access the shared resources C$ and ADMIN$ in the computers on which you want to install the agent. You can check this by clicking the Windows Start button, selecting Run, writing \\machine_name_\ADMIN$ and clicking OK. If these resources cannot be accessed check the settings of the Microsoft network.For computers running Windows XP Professional, shared administrative resources must be enabled. In order to do this, open Windows Explorer, select Tools - Folder options -View -Advanced settings and check Use simple sharing (recommended).In systems with Windows XP Home Edition, it isn't possible to install the communications agent using this method, due to operating system limitations. For this operating system you will have to use an installation package.Numéro d`article d`aide- 20121210 40012 EN Aidez-vous à améliorer nos services en nous faisant part de votre opinion. Vos suggestions nous aident à répondre plus rapidement et efficacement aux questions des utilisateurs.. Cette aide a-t-elle répondu à vos questions ? OUI NON Merci de votre réponse Comment pouvons-nous améliorer cette aide ? Vous voulez contacter le Support Technique ?


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Re: Owls for Breakfast ? (v.2)
I started to work with the wordplay first and then tried to illustrate it, when I realized that the design can stand on its own, maybe without words at all. So here are two versions with more or less words, just to test which version works better. Feel free to vote for both of them if you like it and hopefully you do.
kllangellier wrote:Hmm, I believe the 's implies ownership, no?
Indeed, and I feel like this is too many colors. And if there are halftones, they're awfully hard to make out.
Re: Capuchin
Re: pancakes!
I wish more people would vote for this. It's clearly superior.
j5 wrote:
Yeah I would act that way too if some random person just said that! I'd like to wind up in the 2nd or 3rd tier and maybe I'm almost there...
lomanm wrote:I wish more people would vote for this. It's clearly superior.
Other than the mustache I'm missing the superiority of this design. I think its the shirt color and the ink colors... I don't dig brown on brown.
Re: Medicinal Munchies
YEAH! Available in Nevada!! xD
Re: The Over Easy Crime
Poor egg...
Re: plutos
...Am I the only one who thinks this is sad?
Re: True Grits
Sorry bud, no pop-culture this week.
Re: Equal Rights
are yokes denied some right? am I missing something?
Re: Pixel Pixie's 8 Bit Bytes
Yes. Yes. Great design.
I think this would be better without the words... Pronounced as I read the pun, it reads "bowel of whipped cream". Ewwy.
Re: Breakfast Ninja
Close Up
Muppethero wrote:are yokes denied some right? am I missing something?
With all the healthy hipsters the poor yolks are always getting dissed. Plus, he looks very suspicious with that hoodie on...
inspektordogge wrote:I think this would be better without the words... Pronounced as I read the pun, it reads "bowel of whipped cream". Ewwy.
Agreed! The owls are good by themselves I don't think you need any words.
danjoneshistory wrote:I'd buy it but it's historically inaccurate. I think coffee was being used and reported on in Europe in the fifteenth century and in the Ottoman Empire before that.
Coffee wasn't even an English word until 1598. ;)
dwnmoser wrote:Two words: Cap'n Crunch
Thats the best belligerent barista monkey I've ever seen!
Re: Peter Pancake
Really cool! (I love Peter Pan). But I'm pretty sure this'll count as a reference.
Re: Breakfast Across the Pond
So I have never submitted to the derby before, and I guess I didn't really get the idea of the shirt detail and shirt comp down, so sorry for the smaller preview. I couldn't find a way to resubmit a better preview and shirt comp image, and am not sure how the rules are on re-submission. Anyhoo, my fiancee and I came up with this little image for everyone to enjoy, even if it is a bit late. Thanks for viewing.
dont the rules say that you cant use letters
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Re: Breakfast of Champions
im sorry but the one on the right looks like it has a penis in the but.
Re: Breakfast Across the Pond [fixed]
My fiancee and my own first attempt at a derby entry. We started way too late, we know, but figured it is better to start than procrastinate more. Once close brethren, now bitter enemies on the topic of drink (unless you take yours with sugar). Thanks for viewing.
Made a better preview of the shirt, but I couldn't find how to remove this entry. Please see new upload below.
Breakfast Across the Pond [fixed]
lendoh wrote:Love it. You should name the monkey.
Cheers lendoh. He could be named, "Cody the Monkey."
Very cute! I think this second upload has a much better layout. Now it's easier to see the design!
Re: It's 5a.m. Somewhere
Scrumptious! +1
cpresti wrote:Thats the best belligerent barista monkey I've ever seen!
Thank you.
locator3000 wrote:dont the rules say that you cant use letters
Text is allowed.
rules wrote:No text only designs. If your mascot has a slogan, fine. But you have to have a graphical element.
Re: Cereal Mascot Cereal
Cereal mascots usually stand next to the cereal bowl. These mascots got a little too close and became this shirt's cereal.
Too funny... was about to say I'd like it better without so much text... and then I saw the other version!
Re: Crunchy Knights
I would actually like some crunchy knights now. I mean seriously I want this cereal to exist.
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Yum! petrol flavored toast
Re: BREAKFASTSAURUS
The predator is now the prey
Pip pip cheerio, chap! I find our design bully!
Re: Hotsy Totsy's Old Fashioned Hashbrowns
I had idea of using this cartoon style while watching futurama the other day; however, i doubt i could have pulled it off half as well.
Re: Samurai sushi
Sushi for breakfast? O_o Brunch, perhaps ...
Re: Need I Say More?
Would have loved it without the text. Artwork and expressions (both face and body language) are great.
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Hillary Rodham Clinton formally resigned Friday as America's secretary of state, capping a four-year tenure that saw her shatter records for the number of countries visited. John Kerry was sworn in to replace her.
In a letter sent to President Barack Obama shortly before she left the State Department for the last time in her official capacity, Clinton thanked her former opponent for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination for the opportunity to serve in his administration. Clinton said it had been an honor to be part of his Cabinet.
"I am more convinced than ever in the strength and staying power of America's global leadership and our capacity to be a force for good in the world," she said in the letter.
Her resignation became effective at 4 p.m. EST, when Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan swore in John Kerry as the top U.S. diplomat. The former Massachusetts senator and 2004 presidential candidate is the 68th secretary of state.
"I'm just very, very honored to be sworn in and I'm very anxious to get to work," Kerry told reporters after the private ceremony at the Capitol. "I'll be reporting Monday morning at 9 o'clock to do my part," he said, but he refused to say what global hotspot he would visit first.
In the State Department's main lobby, Clinton pushed through a throng of American foreign service workers who clamored for handshakes and smartphone photos with her and gave an emotional goodbye speech.
She told them to continue to "serve the nation we all love, to understand the challenges, the threats and the opportunities that the United States faces and to work with all our heart and all of our might to make sure that America is secure, that our interests are promoted and our values are respected."
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All this work is very exciting! What should be done to enable GPU-switching (with MUXless cards)? When it will be possible?
I will be buying a notebook with enduro soon so I am a bit interested in that work but there is surprisingly little information "out there".
As I understand it the whole GPU offloading and output slave will come with randr 1.5 but my xrandr --version says with xorg-git master:
So it's not even in Xorg yet?Code:xrandr program version 1.3.5 Server reports RandR version 1.3
According to phoronix the prime/dmabuf stuff should be in linux 3.5. But is it ready? Is it ready in 3.6-rc1?
Is there xf86-video-ati needed at all?
And how long will it take until it is ready at least in git? I don't need to know it exactly, but days, weeks or months?
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I think the Linux Catalyst driver (aka fglrx) allows manual switching between GPUs, but requires that X be restarted for the switch to take effect.
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Those two figures not only lack any real originality, they were a symbol of what killed the 200X line.
It seems that many people are not keen on a classics version of Smash Blade He-Man and Spin Blade Skeletor. Is this due to the design of the figures or the fact that they were overpacked in the 200x series? The overpacking issue would not occur with this line. Just curious.
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Those two figures not only lack any real originality, they were a symbol of what killed the 200X line.
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In all honesty the 200X line has a lot of terrible He-Man & Skeletor variants. So much so that I'm really not looking forward to the day when I get a Wolf Armor He-Man or Samurai Skeletor (just examples here) in my sub... Some of them are ok, but why does He-Man even need Wolf Armor? I think the best way to go would be to release some 200X accessories packs to make the weapons from those variants available... I could care less about having Skeletor in a Fire Armor deco... maybe I'm just not that big on variants.
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I didn't mind them as they were. He-Man came with the gold trimmed power sword that became my default, and Skeletor was a pretty dang cool repaint. The thing here, is that when compared to all the amazing variants we now have on the table, these are just way too simple and boring. I would have just about ANY of the He-Man variants out there before bascially "He-Man, but in blue." Now if they wanted to throw out those wrist weapons as an extra in some pack or another (weapons pack or with another variant) then I wouldn't mind. We just don't need a simple recolor to get those wrist items when they could easily come with any of the good variants.
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Both I'd say. Those variants are also a grim reminder of how 200X tanked and why fans are so paranoid about variants now. 4 Smash Blade He-Mans to a box and 1 Orko and 1 Teela?
Many of the 200X variants were for moms and kids (Martial Arts He-Man?). The most liked variants out of 200X were the ones that fans saw on the show and were used in canon (200X He-Man, Ice Armor He-Man and Snake Armor He-Man).
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Couldnt agree more, the fact they were nothing but bad repaints with 1 extra weapon and so over packed, still gives 200X fans nightmares.
At least the other "bad" variants, had more new parts and better themes.
But for me, the only 3 I want from the 200X line are the ones from the show that MgM listed. But i will not cry about the others if they are made.
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I actually liked the colors on these figures but the bad memories they revive combined with the fact that I'd not want to spend $30 (with the shipping) on a repaint figure with one extra weapon makes these plunge to the bottom of my own personal want list.
Both. The designs were too plain and their weapons were useless. SB Skeletor's repaint wasn't bad but it was not unique enough to warrant a variant.
The overpacking issue still leaves a bitter taste in my mouth about the whole 200X line. Don't get me wrong, I think they got a lot right but what they got wrong destroyed the line. The fact that I could walk into the toy section of a Wal-Mart in 2005 and still see those two variants on the shelves was adding insult to injury.
I always believed that if Mattel wanted a He-Man and Skeletor in every wave they could have simply short-packed the original He-Man and Skeletor for a couple of waves at a time.
I'd be cool with the idea if I could buy a ton of them for $5 each from KB Toys to customize like I did the originals.
But yeah, I echo the sentiments that have been expressed. Lack of imagination, symbolic of what helped kill the 200x line.
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I actually like both of these variants and would be happy to see them in MOTUC. I think most of the comments about them are due to being over-packed at the stores back in the day and the 200x line ending shortly thereafter. Now that there is an internet-based toyline with MOTUC, it's a different situation. So, hopefully they get to both of these variants at some point.
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The colors for both were nice, but really they bring nothing to the table. They were straight up repaints w/ lame weapons especially in He-Man's case. They are completely unnecessary for MOTUC.
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You know the Blue and Gold color combo was cool, it was just seeing 4 in a box, with both Teela and Orko missing about a 100 times, that made me loath them, but If they did get made. I would still keep it, but I might have the giants or shadowbeast eat for lunch
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No words an describe the loathing of these designs as well as disco Skeletor.......
don't want an entire self of just he-man/skeletor variants. a ready have enough. better just to pick out the best variants.
spin blade & smash blade are just simple repaints with sucky weapons.
would take up a monthly spot that could go to a more deserving variant.
I love disco skeletor and eagerly await his induction into the classics line. As for the 200x line variants, i'd just like to see a wepaons pack that has armor and weapons form the variants. Itd be a great comprimise for the 200x fans(like myself) and not wasting space or figure slots with unneeded variants. Though itd be nice to be able to order he-man and skeletor once every 3 months or so.
NO, NO, NO, NO, NO, NO!!!!! I want new characters not a bunch of damn variants!!!! Everyone had their chance with the Toysrus line and it failed. ENOUGH!!!!!
One purple turd deserves another.
Since we aren't going to get Smash Blade He-Man in the line, I made my own.
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Meh. (Not to your custom; he's cool!) I wouldn't mind getting the armies in those colors or even the Smash/Spin Blades as accessories, but as for 200X variants, you can't beat Jungle Attack, Ice Armor, and Snake Armor He-Man figures! I want those!
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Agreed. Now that the Toys'R'Us line is going away, the possible variants we might have seen in it like Filmation styled Hordak or whomever should be used in place of these silly 200x variants. I can't imagine a scenario where I'd want a Smash Blade He-Man or Smash Blade Skeletor. Only a few of the 200x variants are worth considering.
If it got to the point where Mattel was considering Smash Blade-ing the line, I'd rather have a Lou Schiemer MOTUC figure.
I think the SBH & SBS were more of the simpler repaints or variants from 200x. I like the colors on He-Man but not sure about the extra weapon. I actually really like the SBS. I really enjoy the colors and his blade shield. Some of the variants from the 200x line would be amazing in the Classsics line if just tweaked a little bit. Fire Armor Skeletor, MP He-Man-give him a different sword though. I just wasn't keen on the samurai selection on this one. Give me a Shield Strike He-Man or Stealth Armor He-Man if you will. Change up the shield-maybe smaller & put a color contrast sword w/ figure in both vintage & 200x style. I do agree that most not all variants were terrible or cheap looking. I.E. Toys R Us 2-pack, Snake Crush Skeletor, Snake Hunter He-man....As much as I'm a 200x fan I'd love to have a 200x He-Man, IAH,SAH for sure.


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BAYFIELD – Bayfield High School head coach Todd McMenimen and the Wolverines got a close look at the No. 1-ranked wrestling team in Class 3A on Friday.
And coach McMenimen liked what he saw.
After all, what's not to like about the deep and experienced defending state champions from Centauri, a fellow member of the Intermountain League.
But McMenimen was much happier with what he saw from his upstart Wolverines, who wrestled five matches away from the powerhouse Falcons during a rescheduled midafternoon matinee match at BHS.
"I was very, very pleased with the effort we came out with," McMenimen said after the Wolverines won five of the 10 contested matches but lost the IML dual to top-ranked Centauri 45-18.
The Falcons, who also won five matches, picked up 18 points from three Bayfield forfeits.
"We had to go through some really tough kids. But even in the matches we lost, we wrestled well," said McMenimen, who acknowledged Thursday night's loss to No. 3 Alamosa helped prepare the Wolverines for a strong showing against the Falcons.
"The way we wrestled (Friday) is exactly what we wanted to see going into regionals next week," he said.
The coach's son, Colter McMenimen, started the early BHS momentum with a dramatic 7-6 decision over Ethan "Tater" Combs of Centauri in their 126-pound match. Teammates Allec Rodriguez and Drake Rhodes followed suit with two more tense, crowd-pleasing Bayfield decisions – 5-3 and 4-3.
Heavyweight Matt Eckstein recorded the Wolverines' only pin of the match, finishing Greg Martinez of Centauri early in the second period.
But the most stunning victory for BHS came at 220 pounds when Matt Cerdas scored two points on a reversal with 1 second left in his match, beating RJ Ruybal of Centauri 4-3.
"I knew I needed two points to win," said Cerdas, who trailed 3-2 with the clock winding down.
"I've worked that side roll the last three years. Coach (Herb) Stinson taught me that my sophomore year," he said of Bayfield's former head coach, who retired this year after 12 at BHS.
"That's been my go-to move," he said.
"Cerdas ... waited a little longer than I would have liked," McMenimen said.
"We know what move he's going to go to. He tried it in the second period, and he got the escape point. Then, he wore him down and got the side roll at the end."
"We wrestled a lot better than (Thursday against Alamosa)," Cerdas said of the Wolverines.
"We didn't wrestle with intensity (Thursday). A few of us did. But (Friday), I felt like as a team, we wrestled tougher," said Cerdas, son of Katherine Cray.
Colter McMenimen agreed.
"I think we went out and wrestled with all we had," said McMenimen, who needed an escape with 27 seconds left to edge Combs 7-6 in their 126-pound match.
"We knew they were tough. I knew I would have a tough match," said McMenimen, son of Missy and Todd McMenimen. He also said he knew he couldn't make a mistake against Combs, ranked third in 3A at 126 pounds by coloradopreps.com.
"A good wrestler like that will take advantage (of any mistake)," he said.
Rodriguez had to wrestle under similar pressure in his low-scoring bout against Christopher Allen of Centauri at 132 pounds.
With a 2-1 lead, Rodriguez controlled Allen from the top position for the entire 2 minutes of the second period. He used a key takedown in the final period to preserve the 5-3 victory.
Rhodes had an even closer match against Shane Wilson of Centauri at 138 pounds. Tied 2-2 going into the third period, Rhodes scored two near fall points on a tilt to beat Wilson 4-3.
In other matches Friday:
Angelo Martinez of Centauri beat Tyler Beebe of BHS 14-5 at 120 pounds.
Jason Buhr of Centauri, ranked No. 1 in the state at 145 pounds, scored a 15-9 decision over Joe Zink.
Jensen Hamilton pinned James Young of BHS (170) in the third.
Jarid Aziz of Centauri, the No. 2-ranked 182-pounder in 3A, pinned Michael Goodman in the second period.
Tyler Pavlovsky of the Falcons pinned crowd favorite Dom Brittain of Bayfield in 51 seconds (195).
Centauri picked up forfeit victories from the Wolverines at 106, 152 and 160 pounds; neither team fielded a 113-pounder.
"This is as good a tune-up as I could ask for heading to regionals," coach McMenimen said.
"That's the top team in the state. Several of our guys knocked off guys who were ranked ahead of them. That will be huge for regional seeding and huge for confidence," he said.
Eckstein, his coach said, likely will be seeded No. 1 for the 3A regional tournament next weekend at Monte Vista High School.
"I think we're going in the right direction," McMenimen said. "I'm tickled."
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I'm running Cubase 3 with a Korg Triton Extreme keyboard via an M-Audio Fast Track Pro.
When I play notes on the Triton during playback of the project, for example, constant 16th notes, the sound I hear stumbles and stutters intermittantly. i.e. sometimes there is monitoring latency, sometimes there isn't. This occurs whether recording is activated or not but only when there are also MIDI events on the existing tracks being played back.
The resulting recording is fine - i.e. the notes are in the positions that I played them in, however the intermittent latency during playing makes it impossible to hear what I'm playing properly during recording!
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anything fancy for intel users?
I see unrecoverable GPU lockups since 2.6.38-rc*
Phoronix: Will The Linux 2.6.39 Kernel Bring Graphics Magic?
While the Linux 2.6.38 kernel isn't even released yet, it's likely to be released in the next day or two. After that and a few days of downtime, the merge window for the Linux 2.6.39 kernel will be opened. What features can one expect for the open-source Linux graphics support? As is usual these days, there's lots of expected changes...
anything fancy for intel users?
I see unrecoverable GPU lockups since 2.6.38-rc*
pff, there's never "magic" revolutionary changes in graphics. Go away for a year, come back, millions of lines of code change, and you'll notice maybe 1 or 2 things that kinda work which didn't before. It's always slow and steady.
Well, .39 will introduce support for a lot of new network (LAN/WLAN) chips, like the Realtek RTL8105E and Ralink RT5390 (along with very important fixes for Ralink RT3090). Quite a lot of the new AMD Fusion subnotebooks use those. So there's important stuff happening outside the graphics department.
lol im the reader who told michael about it.
its definetly true.ive tested so many kernel and mesa version in teh last 6 months.
im using swapbufferswait pageflipping and colortiling since a few months ago starting with 2.6.37 drm-next.
as soon as i switch back to 2.6.38 rc7 the performance drops extremely like with 2.6.37 /36 /35
hhm strange now stock 2.6.38 scores 75% of fglrx too.
i hope that its not just caused by a repaired drm modul....
well anyway i wanna see michael test with all optimisations to get a real impression of what is possible today and not what distros are already using
sorry if im wrong
I hope for
- even better R600 support (and the others, too)
- especially power savings (there is, it works but still did not reach the consumption values I had with fglrx or catalyst (on W32 then).
- and introduction of missing feeatures
- aaand: something good for the VIA chipsets
- aaand: something good for the ImgTec PowerVR chips
Okay, it's not christmas but ... maybe ...
But a nice and flawless 2.6.38 with responsiveness patches would be a nice birthday gift for me.
Do you happen to know if the drm-radeon-testing branch is as good as drm-next?
Because in Archlinux there is a good repository with mesa, xf86-video-ati and the kernel26-drm-radeon-testing updated to most recent git version every few days and I'd like to know if it is worth compiling another branch..
There is so much tech jargon in this that the avarage Slashdot guru would have killed himself after reader only a quarter of all the Wikpedia entries about it.
Anyway what I noticed most was that if you zoom out for a little and notice a bigger picture you are actually baffeled by what people do in a very short time. Sick.
It is always the same with Linux; if you sort the advances on a year-after-year basis you can help but wonder how many awesomeness still need to be performed to actually gain some respectable desktop marketshare