Xinit not work in mandrake 10

Slash

HaH! In Pascal that could be like 3 lines...

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Bash

wow, I wonder how much lines of code.. I am guessing over 2 octillion or something like that

BOD

well if youre volunteering to count TCh.....

FatTurtle

TechnologyHut wrote:

wow, I wonder how much lines of code.. I am guessing over 2 octillion or something like that

Windows 2000

Estimated development cost of Windows 2000: $2,000,000,000
Estimated number of developers who worked on Windows 2000: 5,000
Estimated number of beta testers: 750,000
Estimated number of lines of code in Windows 2000: 30,000,000
Number of

FatTurtle

TechnologyHut wrote:

wow, I wonder how much lines of code.. I am guessing over 2 octillion or something like that

You are also forgetting that the graphics take up alot of space too.

Slash

James Babb wrote:

TechnologyHut wrote:

wow, I wonder how much lines of code.. I am guessing over 2 octillion or something like that

Windows 2000

Estimated development cost of Windows 2000: $2,000,000,000
Estimated number of developers who worked on Windows 2000: 5,000
Estimated number of beta testers: 750,000
Estimated number of lines of code in Windows 2000: 30,000,000
Number of “known defects” at ship date (February 17): 63,000

But some of them can be really long lines of code.

Oh my God! Where did you get that strange stats??

FatTurtle

Slash wrote:

Oh my God! Where did you get that strange stats??

Did a google for it, and many sites seem to agree with the same amount of code, so I figuered its pretty acurate.

Slash

Estimated number of lines of code in Windows 2000: 30,000,000
I wonder how much time did it take to write it?

Ka0s

I think Microsoft started talking about NT 5.0 in 1993 or so...

Slash

In 1993??? WTF?
In 1993 they never thought of even NT 4.0...
They've released NT 3.1 and were thinking of NT 3.5.

Ka0s

.................Think about it, Longhorns not complete, and we have reason to believe theyre talking about Blackcomb... why cant they do the same for NT4 and NT5?


NT 3.1 was released early 1993... so 3.51 was most likely complete by the end, when they started thinking about NT5...........

Slash

Oh, alright... now they speak about Blackcomb which will be released in 2010... and now it's just 2004...
But anyway it doesn't mean they write source code for it.

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