Appdatabase racing and flightsim category

[Keith Muir]

I submitted a list of flight sims for this category to Ken Sharp I 
notice the category has been updated with racing games but not flight 
anyone know what he did with my list

Regards,

Keith

A-10
Aces high
Air Attack
Air warrrior II
B-17 Flying Fortress
Commanche 4
Condor
Desert Fighters
Enemy Engaged
European Air War
F-22 
F-22 Lightning 3	
F/A-18 Korea	
F/A-18 Operation Desert Storm
F/A-18 PSF	
F16 Multi Role Fighter	
F22 Lightning 2	
Falcon 4.0 Allied force
Fighter Ace
Fighter Squadron, Screaming Demons over Europe
Flanker 2
Fly II
Freespace 2
Gunship
IL2 Sturmovik
Independence war
Independence war 2
Joint Strike Fighter - JSF
jane's F-15
Janes FA-18
Janes's fighters anthology
Janes's USAF
LOMAC or lock on modern air combat
Longbow 2
Micro Flight
Mig 29 Fulcrum
Pacific Fighters
Red Baron 3D	
Red Baron II
Rowan's Battle of Britain
Sierra ProPilot
Strike Fighters: Project 1
Tom Clancy's H.A.W.
U.S. Navy Fighters
Warbirds
Warbirds 3

[Alexander Nicolaysen Sørnes]

Tirsdag 28. juli 2009 22.39.32 skrev Keith Muir:
> I submitted a list of flight sims for this category to Ken Sharp I
> notice the category has been updated with racing games but not flight
> anyone know what he did with my list
>
> Regards,
>
> Keith

I simply searched for 'racing' and modified the results; I'll go through your 
lists as well. Keep up the good work!

Alexander N. Sørnes

[Wine] Sandia Studies Botnets In 1M OS Digital Petri Dish

[nn]

How about asking Sandia to sponsor Wine? If they are going to use Wine on 4,480 Intel microprocessors!

"Because most botnets are written for the Windows operating system, the researchers are planning to use an open source program called Wine, making it possible to run Windows-based programs without actually having the complete Windows operating system. They said they were not using Windows itself because of the licensing costs of purchasing one million copies of Windows."

http://it.slashdot.org/story/09/07/28/1958237/Sandia-Studies-Botnets-In-1M-O...

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/28/science/28comp.html?_r=1

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[Wine] Sandia Studies Botnets In 1M OS Digital Petri Dish

[Ben Klein]

2009/7/29 nn :
> How about asking Sandia to sponsor Wine? If they are going to use Wine on 4,480 Intel microprocessors!

Well, Wine is free for them to use as they wish, and the only company
"sponsoring" Wine is Codeweavers ...

[Wine] Sandia Studies Botnets In 1M OS Digital Petri Dish

[Juan Lang]

> Well, Wine is free for them to use as they wish, and the only company
> "sponsoring" Wine is Codeweavers ...

The first part of your statement is true, but the second part of your
statement omits at least Google, Etersoft, and probably others.
--Juan

[Wine] Sandia Studies Botnets In 1M OS Digital Petri Dish

[Austin English]

On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 10:26 AM, Juan Lang wrote:
> > Well, Wine is free for them to use as they wish, and the only company
> > "sponsoring" Wine is Codeweavers ...
>
> The first part of your statement is true, but the second part of your
> statement omits at least Google, Etersoft, and probably others.

Nothing to stop them from donating to the Wine Development fund, or
contributing back any fixes they write.

[Wine] Sandia Studies Botnets In 1M OS Digital Petri Dish

[David Gerard]

2009/7/29 Austin English :
> Nothing to stop them from donating to the Wine Development fund, or
> contributing back any fixes they write.

Indeed, I'd be surprised if there weren't any. Anyone got in touch
with them to ask?

I'd also be surprised if botnet code didn't soon start detecting Wine ...

- d.

[Wine] Sandia Studies Botnets In 1M OS Digital Petri Dish

[Ben Klein]

2009/7/30 Juan Lang :
> > Well, Wine is free for them to use as they wish, and the only company
> > "sponsoring" Wine is Codeweavers ...
>
> The first part of your statement is true, but the second part of your
> statement omits at least Google, Etersoft, and probably others.
> --Juan

Depends on your definition of "sponser", I guess.

Though Austin mentioned the Dev fund, which I thought was an idea
floating around that never got implemented.

[Alexander Nicolaysen Sørnes]

Tirsdag 28. juli 2009 22.39.32 skrev Keith Muir:
> I submitted a list of flight sims for this category to Ken Sharp I
> notice the category has been updated with racing games but not flight
> anyone know what he did with my list
>
> Regards,
>
> Keith

I have updated the categories now.  Thanks for the list!

Alexander N. Sørnes

[Ken Sharp]

Sorry, I missed this... but, I was busy anyway.

Alexander Nicolaysen Sørnes wrote:
> Tirsdag 28. juli 2009 22.39.32 skrev Keith Muir:
> > I submitted a list of flight sims for this category to Ken Sharp I
> > notice the category has been updated with racing games but not flight
> > anyone know what he did with my list
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Keith
>
> I have updated the categories now.  Thanks for the list!
>
> Alexander N. Sørnes