If you use something like htop you can break down cpu usage by type, i'd guess a lot of the bottleneck will be in io-waits and I'd be fairly sure that the bottleneck is in the ntfs drivers as the...
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If you use something like htop you can break down cpu usage by type, i'd guess a lot of the bottleneck will be in io-waits and I'd be fairly sure that the bottleneck is in the ntfs drivers as the...
Nobody answers to broadcast pings (not even most routers) I guess its some kind of security risk
cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/icmp_echo_ignore_broadcasts will tell you if you'd respond to a -b
ofc if...
DO you have access to the routers config, if so you can look at the arp cache or dhcp table to see whos connected (or has been since the last router reboot or within the dhcp timeout length)
nmap...
don't buy "dell ram" just find out what type you have and look on ebay, it'll be much cheaper.
I wrote a couple a small project that never got any interest then got made useless by upstart. I've also submitted patches to couple of projects. but mostly I just report bugs and help new users do...
You need a script that does something like
While screen locked: #something like $(pgrep screensaver) should work for the condition
set volumes to 100% #amixer is probably the tool you want
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http://www.noupe.com/ajax/10-ajax-webmail-clients.html
I'd look at roundcube but you may prefer a different look.
well most of your points are so basic that anything above a games console OS has them.
xen/parallels are hypervirtulisers that means
1) It has nothing to do with darwin vs linux
2) It runs...
thanks, Navario. I don't have time to track development anymore so i would probably have missed that if you hadn't reposted it here :D
-threads (How is this even a point?)
-processes (How is this even a point?)
-pre-emptive multitasking (Yep, oh and if you don't want it you can have non-preemptive kernel or if you want a...
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AS i understand it there are 3 types of raid
1) Software raid, fully supported by Linux but limited to the number of HDD you can physically connect to your motherboard
2) Hardware raid, because...
python? Erm i know it's not what you asked for but python-matplotlib, can output lots of nice graphs, you just need to decide what you want them to show (which is always going to be the hard part),...
http://store.steampowered.com/public/client/steam_client_linux
and the bash snippet are pretty good proof that it is in the works. TBH i always just wanted the client, then individual games can...
To the end user there is almost no difference.
/usr is pretty static so i can mount it ro (this a tiny bit is good for security, but also prevents anything messing up my system by mistake)
/var is fairly dynamic but i can mount it noexec and...
If the card isn't showing up under windows either, then check the physical switch and your bios.
1 kB = 8 kbits
22 kb = 176 kbits
so about half your d/l is being used on that file.
p.s in future use a mirror and your upgrades should d/l much faster
5-6 GB for /
or
3-5 for /usr
1-1½ for /var
½ for /
¼ for /boot
If you want that level of customisability, then GNOME is not the DE you are looking for *wave's hand*.
Actually if it's just a one off you can probably manage it, but generally GNOME isn't that...
bootchart or it didn't happen! but seriously it sounds like a bug a quick look at your bootchart should give enough info to help you.
while true is true (i.e this is always going to happen) write his name to the screen, this program will continue looping until it is killed.
Im not a kernel hacker, all my knowledge comes from blogs/etc, here are a few links that may explain my POV (i know this is a bit of a cop out but anything else is in effect just going to be...
When reading a varialbe in bash you need to prepend it with $ (e.g $x)
It's also good practice to make it safe by putting "quotes" around it so that it is always read as a single token (e.g "$x")
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It was/is maintained by others, the truth is it wasn't just the politics tho the fs didn't do things the kernel way and required a lot of changes, reiser himself didn't help matters by not coperating...
while reiser4 may never make it into the mainline due to politics, btrfs is a reiser-like fs and it's main developer was a reiserfs developer, so reiserfs lives on IMHO.
I've been using btrfs...