Gig Wireless came out but GigE switches became ubiquitous. So my guess is that this will drive 10GigE adoption even faster. Wireless has low reliability and high latency, the people who want 10Gb/s networking casually will go wireless and those that want it rock solid will go wired. I'm guessing this will drive more applications to leverage it and push adoption faster.

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Actually, of these, the only ones that I really like are Solaris and Java. And even Linus points out that he only dislikes Solaris not because it is bad but because it is his competitor.

@IRJ said:

Jessie and Wheezy just doesn't sound right.

My new rapper name = Young Wheezy, the tuberculosis kid.

@Breffni-Potter said:

But Soviet Russia will invade, We need to beat Al-Qaeda, ect.

They know they are attacking Americans. There can't honestly be any confusion about what they are doing.

I think it might be the secret, primary use case of the tablet. I wonder how many talks at Apple involved bringing up that use case as to why there is no stylus on their smaller iPads!

Nice! Thanks for the heads up!

It works pretty good. The colors are awful to me, lol... So I'm going to figure out how to tweak the theme a tad. VIM status line is nice, as-is the screen and tmux status lines as well.

This is a maintenance release. The following items were fixed and/or added:

VMM: fixed an issue with Windows 10 guest kernel debugging over the network for Hyper-V paravirtualized VMs
VMM: fixed a bug which prevented reading the saved state of the 'PATM' unit from VirtualBox 4.3.x (bug #14512)
GUI: changed default OS type for Windows from Windows XP to Windows 7
GUI: added another pre-defined guest screen resolution (bug #14384)
GUI: fixed update check which was broken due to changing the location of the root certificates (bug #13096)
GUI: fixed issues with synchronization of Caps lock / Num lock / Scroll lock on Windows hosts (bug #14302)
GUI: don't crash during VM shutdown if 2D video acceleration and 3D support are enabled (Mac OS X hosts only)
GUI: several seamless fixes for certain X11 window managers, also when used in multi-screen setups
GUI: Log window size, position and cursor-position fixes
Audio: fixed playing leftover/deprecated audio samples
Audio: fixed playing audio after suspending the host (5.0 regression; Linux hosts using the ALSA backend)
Audio: fixed playing short audio samples which were chopped off formerly
Audio: fixed distortions on OS X when the sample rate of the guest stream and host device don't match
Storage: fixed raw disk access and flat VMDK image access which would be always opened readonly (5.0.2 regression; bugs #14425, #14461)
Storage: fixed initial encryption of VDI images after they were compacted (bug #14496)
VGA: fix for certain graphics modes (bug #14516)
NAT: don't freeze while the VM is paused if the network attachment mode is changed from/to NAT with activated port forwarding
OVF: fixed duplicate USB controller entries in exported OVA/OVF (bug #14462)
Shared Folders: fixed a path separator issue (bug #14434)
Drag and drop: fixed crashes on OS X hosts when doing host-to-guest transfers
VBoxManage: another attempt to not deny changing the network adapter type at VM runtime (5.0 regression; bug #14308)
VBoxManage: fixed broken guestcontrol <VM-Name> list command (5.0 regression)
VBoxManage: fixed broken Guest Control stdout/stderr output (5.0 regression)
Mac OS X hosts: fixed remaining problems with activated SMAP (Broadwell and later; bug #14412)
Mac OS X hosts: fixed broken 3D support (5.0.2 regression; bug #14476)
Linux hosts: Linux 4.2 fix
Linux hosts: don't crash on older Linux distributions if the DBus service isn't running (bug #14543)
Windows hosts: fixed the VERR_LDR_MISMATCH_NATIVE error message (bug #14420)
Windows hosts: fix for Windows 10 build 10525 and later (bug #14502)
Windows hosts: fixed network adapter enumeration on Windows 10 (bug #14437)
Windows hosts: prevent intermittent host network disconnects during VM start/shutdown with bridged networking (bug #14500)
Windows Additions: fixed the call to the memory allocation function (bug #14415)
Linux Additions: be more forgiving if the compilation of the vboxvideo module fails (bug #14547)
X11 Additions: fixed a number of small issues with dynamic resizing and full-screen and seamless modes.

@JaredBusch said:

On this note, I am with @Dashrender as you have to plan ahead with credentials or SSH keys in *nix and in Windows you plan ahead with AD or local accounts. Either way this one is a wash not a savings.

Having done both, I would call it a pretty big savings. No extra infrastructure, effectively no management.

That is pretty awesome! A great starter setup to a self made entertainment center for the car. I've done no research - it would be cool to add a cellular network connection to the mix too.