yellowtab造句

• Some open-source software SVG icons . yellowTAB, too, added support for SVG icons in their closed-source fork.
• Both YellowTab and Magnussoft learnt from this, and therefore did not offer a version of Zeta that could be installed without purchasing a license.
• In March 2006, yellowTAB donated their " Intel Extreme " driver to one of the Haiku source tree where further development was to take place.
• Both yellowTAB and Haiku developers were to collaborate on Intel Extreme Graphics driver development, but to date this code has not yet been committed to the repository.
• Other reviewers point to bugs that still exist from BeOS, and question whether yellowTAB has the complete access to the source code they would need to make significant updates.
• YellowTAB promoted ZETA mainly in the German market, where it used to be sold through infomercials and on RTL Shop, and in Japan still being a beta version.
• But perhaps the most criticized practice by yellowTAB was its tendency to make claims that turned out to be either half truths or vague enough that they could not be confirmed.
• yellowTAB has come under some criticism from the BeOS userbase, who claim that the company did not give back what it took from the MIT licences under which most open source BeOS projects exist.
• According to sources close to yellowTAB, this is believed to have led to a high return rate from customers that bought ZETA from the German RTL TV shopping channel, and the reason for which RTL eventually stopped selling the product.
• Access Co . ( which bought PalmSource, until then the holder of the intellectual property associated with BeOS ) has since declared that yellowTAB had no right to distribute a modified version of BeOS, and magnussoft has ceased distribution of the operating system.
• Originally developed by yellowTAB, the operating system was then distributed by magnussoft . During development by yellowTAB, the company received criticism from the BeOS community for refusing to discuss its legal position with regard to the BeOS codebase ( perhaps for contractual reasons ).
• Originally developed by yellowTAB, the operating system was then distributed by magnussoft . During development by yellowTAB, the company received criticism from the BeOS community for refusing to discuss its legal position with regard to the BeOS codebase ( perhaps for contractual reasons ).
• Not only did yellowTAB announce certain developments that never materialized ( such as Java, and ODBC among others ), but it would also support certain capabilities beyond what ZETA was actually capable of ( e . g ., compatibility with MS Office ).
• After the bankruptcy of Be Inc . caused the BeOS to be discontinued in the early 2000s, the conference was attended by representatives of the two projects deriving from the BeOS : compatible with the latest official release of the BeOS . After yellowTAB's insolvency in 2006, the conference's focus shifted entirely to Haiku.
• Other products still in production include the Jerry Donahue JD10 direct recording pre-amp, The Gordon Giltrap GG10 ( now AP10 ) acoustic guitar preamp, SoloBooster-a Master Volume pedal for FX Loop use which allows soloing underneath a vocal line and lastly, the "'ClearTone YellowTAB Cables "'service which is growing and now produces the company's major earnings.