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I have a Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-UD2H motherboard with Realtek 8111C Ethernet chip. It works flawlessly for me. Looking through re I don't see your particular chip listed, though.

Firefox fears that if it misbehaves, you will come and edit it to submission. :D

Like which ones? I remember all these addons bloating Firefox even more, becoming a general PITA when you have too many of them loaded. Nothing now, I managed to view your gallery, but it still keeps me warning that Opera is not fully supported. Google doesn't seem to like Opera in...

True, but this is useless to know: The pages still don't work in Opera, no matter whose fault it is. Actually, this is what makes me wanna switch to Firefox occasionally -- lots of these cool and super-modern pages, like Facebook, don't work well in Opera. But whenever I start Firefox I go...

Shift-Insert to paste, you mean. :) Cool, didn't know these two worked with terminals -- I'm too used to the middle button way already. :D

Welcome to X Selection. :) You can copy&paste while in X by just marking the text you want to copy with your mouse, then simply switch to the destination window and press the middle button on your mouse -- bam, text pasted. (On today's mice that usually means you press the scrolling wheel.)...

I suppose it's worth mentioning that even if you choose to install a DE during sysinstall, it still won't be launched automatically when you boot into your new system. You'll have to set it up manually -- which is covered in the Handbook and the links you mentioned.

int f(int i, int j) { return !j ? i : f(i + j, j - 1); }

* Get coding already! */

Hehe. Actually, I'm currently going to a heavily maths-oriented school -- in fact, it's got "Mathematics and Physics" in its name, and Computer Science is taught at very theoretical level (algorithms behind everything, analyzing algorithms behind everything, the theory behind algorithms, tons...

You type 486 characters per minute You have 91 correct words and you have 1 wrong words Yay. It's meaningless, though -- it's braindead to just copy the words -- when I have to think what I'm going to type (like on a forum or in a terminal), I'm much slower. :)

Perhaps some text-to-speech software? Although I don't know how that works on stuff like commands. But then, I heard of blind people using similar software for coding. It all depends on what your condition is -- I'm not a doctor, so I wouldn't know. I think killasmurf posted a good...

Well, as has already been said -- FreeBSD (and neither OpenSolaris) doesn't target the desktop: they're primarily server operating systems. Unlikely Linux, which has no clear goal and tries to be an OS for everything, FreeBSD is aiming on servers. That said, with some effort you can easily...

I asked on the mailing list and it was actually rather simple: just cat the firmware into /dev/usb/2.2.1 (in my particular case, that is).

Hello, I had my HP P1005 printer working just fine under 7.2-RELEASE, but I just updated to 8.0-RC2 and the driver doesn't seem to like the new USB stack. I was using the foo2xqx driver -- with this driver, the firmware needs to be sent to the printer each time it is turned on, like this...

It's great that RC2 is out already, but I think the original question still holds: What's going on? I'm not saying that it should be pushed out of the door as soon as possible, not at all -- I expect it to be a great release and I believe that my expectations will be met -- and I understand...

This happened to me when I was experimenting with FreeBSD's bootmgr and trying to dual-boot with Vista. For some reason, installing bootmgr cleared the bootable flag from the Windows slice and Windows didn't like that. I booted a Fedora live CD, ran fdisk, gave the Win slice bootable flag and...

AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 5400+ (2812.82-MHz 686-class CPU), 3 GB (1 + 1 + 0.5 + 0.5) DDR2 533 MHz RAM: Ubench CPU: 251910 Ubench MEM: 148350 -------------------- Ubench AVG: 200130 It did max out both my CPU cores, according to top -P. Also, this is a...

That looks great. xD Mind sharing how you achieved that? x)

Also in vim, you can just type :!latex source.tex to compile, later on it's just :! and the Up arrow which will recall the latex command from history. Or you can write a Makefile and use the :make command. :e As for completion, there are completion plugins for vim, although I'm not a big fan...