Probably because the developers don't have access to platform XYZ and/or are unfamiliar with development on XYZ. Also, synergy has inherently non-portable aspects so there's a not insignificant effort involved in porting.

The developers make sure that the software builds and works correctly on the platforms available to them; this does not necessarily mean that your platform is one of them. In addition, the Apache HTTP server project is primarily source oriented, meaning that distributing valid and buildable source code is the purpose of a release, not making sure that there is a binary package for all of the supported platforms.

Synergy studies the additional benefit accruing to collective systems. This relates to the idea that the whole is greater (or less) that the parts. It includes the study of mergers, organisational benefits of co-operation and more generally what is referred to in complexity studies as emergence. Synergy includes symbiotic effects, along with many other forms of co-operative or combinatoric fitness enhancements. Where joint effects reduce fitness (e.g.

The purpose of the JavaTM Pet Store Demo is to illustrate design patterns and advanced coding strategies that relate directly to the Java programming language and specifically to the JavaTM 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EETM). A genuinely ported application would have to implement the same design patterns and same coding strategies to really be comparable.

Not right now. We are trying to support the most popular web server platforms. We may re-evaluate our policy if we see there is sufficient demand for platform X.

Unfortunately I just don't have the time or interest to devote to the site these days, and it's rare to see new episodes in Australia recently. Pages like news and screenings will date quickly. The episode guide may be completed at some point but to be honest I rarely get around to checking the contact e-mail for corrections at the moment. Also with the success of the US series and volume of episodes made (and difficulty finding them here) there are several more complete guides out there.

Many of the largest companies in the payments industry have joined the Financial Coalition but recruitment of new members is an ongoing priority. If companies are interested, they should contact Ernie Allen, CEO of NCMEC and ICMEC at eallen@ncmec.org.

WM_MOTIF is tested with the compilers supplied by the operating system vendor. This is a list of the currently supported compilers: Motif 1.2 and X11R5 are required on the target platform (the Linux library requires Motif 2.0 and X11R6). Be aware that in some cases (Sun Solaris versions prior to 2.4) Motif is sold separately from the operating system or software development kit. GNU C and C++ 2.7.2 are supported on all platforms. All other third party compilers will not be supported.

Amiga, Linux, NeXT, OS/2, Windows 3.1, Windows 32s, ... We've provided our source code to make third-party ports like these possible, but we are not officially overseeing or tracking them. For more information, please check out: Platforms Supporting Java (http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/java-ports.cgi)

To create a version for a new platform, we need to have access to that platform. So, if you'd like a new client for your FooBarBaz system, we need to be able to get an account on your system to do so. Because of buggy compilers and other subtle errors, be need to have access in order to make sure the client is functioning properly.

This is not a general logging program, and requests for features that don't fit with contesting, or add unnecessary bulk, won't be addressed. This won't be added. You can add it to the comment field in DX mode or add it to the comment field during a contest by using Alt+N (note). Why? If I tried to add every general logging feature people want, the program would be neither a good contest program, nor a good general logging program.

This is a personal site and therefore I usually cover only artists that I like. The recommendations are personal preferences. So check the artist index for links to different artist sites. Or, alternatively, you can send me articles or reviews about your fave artists and I'll put them up.

Sierra/Valve decides who gets to touch their code, and decided against letting anyone port the client. Besides this, if it were released as a commercial boxed game, the people releasing it would _probably_ be putting the nail in their own coffins, as the game already works at an average level in some windows emulation software.

We started the company because the founding partners knew that their core competency and talent was in sales training. As they found out over the years, if you do sales training right, you don't have a job with a company after a few short years. Now everyone needs to be coached, but that's a part-time job. So after helping several companies over the years (some call it job hopping), we pooled our resources and started Synergy THREE SIXTY.

Synergy THREE SIXTY is a complete sales philosophy that is taught in a multi-dimensional program. It includes behavior and attitude assessments, training to the point of situational fluency, and continued coaching. The actual beliefs and philosophies (some "systems" call them rules, but our's are more natural) and not easily summarized with 10 statements. But within a 2-hour Executive Briefing you would have a good understanding of our programs and their implication to your cause.

Probably because there is nobody willing or able to maintain it. It takes time, and the priority for the Cygwin Team is the Cygwin package. The rest is a volunteer effort. Want to contribute? See http://cygwin.com/setup.html.

Device nodes allow userspace to access hardware (or virtual resources). Creating a device node inside the guest's namespace will give access to that device, so for security reasons, the number of 'given' devices is small.

Unlike x2x, synergy supports any number of computers and it doesn't require X on Microsoft Windows platforms. It also has more advanced clipboard support and synchronizes screensavers. x2vnc is also limited to two computers, requires the separate vnc package, and is really only appropriate for using an X system to control a non-X system. However, the right tool for the job is whatever tool works best for you.

No. That's a very cool idea and it'll be explored. However, it's also clearly difficult and may take a long time to implement. Yes, as of 1.0.12 synergy has full support for AltGr/Mode-switch. That includes support for most (all?) European keyboard layouts. All systems should be using the same keyboard layout, though, for all characters to work. (Any character missing from a client's layout cannot be generated by synergy.) There is experimental support for ISO_Level3_Shift in 1.1.3.

Visual Studio 2005 Team System enables partners and customers to extend Team System with their own internal or commercial tools and process frameworks. As the platform on which Team System is built, Team Foundation Core Services enable third parties to extend Team System and to share reporting, eventing, groups and permissions, linking, administration and navigation capabilities.

Yes! It works perfectly on Windows and Mac OSX. However, Linux is not fully supported yet, although some customers have successfully ported it to Linux with a minimum of changes. Please check the Linux section of the Framework Forums. You bet! I've got special code in the Framework to make sure that data is written and read to/from the correct shared location so that it works for any users logged onto the Vista PC.

We are constantly working to improve HealthFrame, and its supporting documentation. If you have an idea for a feature or improvement for HealthFrame, or a question about how to do something with it, please contact us via our HealthFrame Community Forum.

My favorite is always the "yet-to-be-imagined" hack, Thats the one where you come up with a new creative idea that no ones done before - followed up by doing it." If you need inspiration, take a look at AppleDesign (that big book of many typos but cool pictures), TheAppleCollection.com, Applefritter's Hacks section and if they're still out there ... Damamania's vHacks.

Synergy provides no built-in encryption or authentication. Given that, synergy should not be used on or over any untrusted network, especially the Internet. It's generally fine for home networks. Future versions may provide built-in encryption and authentication. Strong encryption and authentication is available through SSH (secure shell). Run the SSH daemon (i.e. server) on the same computer that you run the synergy server. It requires no special configuration to support synergy.

No. Synergy is a KM solution not a KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) solution. However, future versions will probably support KVM. Hopefully, this will make synergy suitable for managing large numbers of headless servers.

The Synergy Card is an electronic Rewards Card accepted at participating businesses in the Synergy Rewards Network.