Monthly Archives: January 2003

I isolated the problem I had w …

I isolated the problem I had with PHP 4.3.0
The page that hung had two include() commands in it. They included files on other servers through “http://”
Both server names resolved fine, and the php.ini allow_url_fopen.. directive was set on, and finally, it worked fine in PHP 4.2.2 so it annoys me that it broke in 4.3.0
I’ll submit a bug report to php.net later..

Mark looks at the MacWorld ann …

Mark looks at the MacWorld announcements. He used Safari to browse my weblog and only got a green background. In Konqueror on my machine (Red Hat 8.0) the browser does display my weblog, with only a few errors so there’s obviously some divergence between the two. Here’s a screenshot of Konqueror for you to compare.
Mark also pointed at Apple’s efforts to port X11 to Mac OS X. If only Macs were cheaper..

Desktop Options Michael C. Bar …

Desktop Options Michael C. Barnes takes an in-depth look at desktop operating system options available on the market today in this exclusive article at DesktopLinux.com. Evaluating over 30 desktop options for this article, Barnes dissects Microsoft Windows XP, offers a perspective on the evolution of the desktop, and reviews popular Desktop Linux options including Red Hat, ELX, Debian, Slackware, Lycoris and more . . .

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