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Anonymous Here’s my comment from the last YDL topic on osnews.com. Sadly, nothing much has changed:I’m a YDL enhanced member and got 4.0 for a couple of weeks now.There are a few show stoppers: On my old PowerBook G4/400 Titanium, you can only install in text mode and after that you manually have to configure X.On my 12″ G4/1.33 GHz PowerBook Airport Extreme is still unsupported (i know, it’s Broadcom’s fault, but Terrasoft could at least get them to provide a binary driver for ppc) as is sleep mode on both machines.Sound works on both machines during setup, but on none afterwards.Terrasoft still doesn’t ship decent Notebook keymaps, which would be especially important for users with international keyboards.Terrasoft doesn’t ship a Java VM with it – can’t be too hard, to license IBM’s (which is available as a free downloard) VM, can it?yum doesn’t work – at least it didn’t work yesterday, though I configured it correctly to use my YDL Enhanced account.The distribution defaults to KDE, but it somehow seems that it was tailored towards Gnome. Strange.Powermanagement/Sleep doesn’t work either.

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Pulsed laser deposition and magnetron sputtering methods [9, 10]. Therefore, it is feasible to experimentally elucidate various intrinsic optical and thermal properties of these films, including the complex dielectric functions, the tetragonal-to-cubic structural phase transition, and the thermal conductivity [10,11,12]. However, the electric transport measurements of previous (111)-oriented VN thin films on \(\alpha\)-Al\(_2\)O\(_3\)(0001) substrates were only conducted down to a temperature of 10 K [9]. As a result, it remains uncertain whether superconductivity is present in these films or not. Additionally, there are currently no reports on the temperature-dependent electronic structure of VN.To tackle the aforementioned issue, high-quality VN(111) epitaxial films were synthesized on (0001)-Al\(_2\)O\(_3\) single crystal substrates (\(5\times 5 \times 0.5\) mm\(^3\)) by high-pressure magnetron sputtering. The crystal and electronic structures of VN films were characterized by employing a combination of high-resolution X-ray diffraction (XRD), low-energy electron diffraction (LEED), resonant soft X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS), and ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS). The electrical transport measurements reveal that the superconducting critical temperature of the VN films is near 8.1 K.Fig. 1Crystal structure of VN films. a Wide-range 2\(\theta\)-\(\omega\) scan of VN/Al\(_2\)O\(_3\)(0001). The black triangles indicate the (111) and (222) peaks of VN films. The inset is the schematic of the VN crystal structure. b XRR (dots) and the fitted curves (solid line) of VN films. c Rocking curve recorded around VN(111) diffractions. d Phi scans of VN/Al\(_2\)O\(_3\)(0001) around VN (200) diffraction and Al\(_2\)O\(_3\) (024) diffraction. e RSM patterns of VN/Al\(_2\)O\(_3\)(0001) around Al\(_2\)O\(_3\) (119) diffraction and VN (113) diffractionFull size image2 Results

AbstractVanadium nitride (VN) is a transition-metal nitride with remarkable properties that have prompted extensive experimental and theoretical investigations in recent years. However, there is a current paucity of experimental research investigating the temperature-dependent electronic structure of single-crystalline VN. In this study, high-quality VN(111) films were successfully synthesized on \(\alpha\)-Al\(_2\)O\(_3\)(0001) substrates using magnetron sputtering. The crystal and electronic structures of the VN films were characterized by a combination of high-resolution X-ray diffraction, low-energy electron diffraction, resonant soft X-ray absorption spectroscopy, and ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy. The electrical transport measurements indicate that the superconducting critical temperature of the VN films is around 8.1 K. Intriguingly, the temperature-dependent photoelectron spectroscopy measurements demonstrate a weak temperature dependence in the electronic structure of the VN films, which is significant for understanding the ground state of VN compounds. Similar content being viewed by others 1 IntroductionDue to the emergence of various extraordinary properties, the study of vanadium-based compounds, such as VO\(_2\), VSe\(_2\), SrVO\(_3\), CsV\(_3\)Sb\(_5\), have recently garnered significant attention [1,2,3,4]. Among these compounds, vanadium nitride (VN) exhibits an excellent combination of high thermal and chemical stability, superconductivity, and high hardness, making it widely applicable in multifunctional coatings, catalysis, and supercapacitors [5,6,7]. More interestingly, VN films can be ideal parent compounds to prepare high-quality and superior-performing VO\(_2\) films [8]. To comprehensively understand the intrinsic properties of VN compounds, it is necessary to synthesize single-crystalline VN films and conduct high-resolution measurements of their electronic structure.With the advancements in film deposition techniques, single-crystalline VN films have been successfully synthesized using

And discussionFig. 2XAS at a V \(L_{2,3}\)-edge, and b N K-edge on VN film with a total electron yield (TEY) detection mode at room temperatureFull size imageFig. 3Transport properties of VN film. a Resistivity vs temperature \(\rho (T)\) curves from 1.8 to 300 K. The insert is the extended view of temperature-dependent resistivity of VN films near \(\text {T}_\text {c}\). b Resistivity of VN films as a function of temperature under perpendicular magnetic fields from 0 to 8 T. The inset shows the upper critical field as a function of \(\text {T}_\text {c}\), derived from the data in bFull size imageFig. 4a Temperature-dependent valence-band spectra of VN films, the inset is the LEED pattern of VN(111) films with the electron energy at 100 eV. b The difference of the valence-band spectra of VN films measured at 20 (the blue curve) and 300 K (the red curve). c The UPS data (red line) and the density of states (black line) of VN filmsFull size imageInitially, XRD was conducted to characterize the crystal structure of the VN films. The 2\(\theta\)-\(\omega\) scan in Fig. 1a shows only (111) and (222) diffraction peaks of the VN film without any detectable secondary phases. Furthermore, the averaged grain size of VN films (\(\sim\) 41 nm) can be estimated by the Scherrer equation [13, 14]. The thickness (\(\sim\) 47 nm, as seen in Fig. 1b) of the films was estimated by fitting the XRR data with a slab-model approach in REFLEX software, which incorporates the Abeles matrix