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  1. Re: Moving the graphical toolkit into a separate process

    I don't understand what the difference is in terms of memory between the current approach of having one shared gtk library that is loaded into memory once and shared between all applications and...
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    Re: Ubuntu package versions - updating

    Do you mean getting the package included in hardy or intrepid ?

    For hardy:The stable release policy is here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates. The package may be eligible for the...
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    Re: help writing simple renaming script.

    The '+' means repeat the previous thing
    $1 is a backreference which matches the first matched expression (i.e. the bit in brackets)
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    Re: Root user login - warning

    If it's the same applications you're using each time which are prompting you for root access you can make sudo not ask you for your password when running those applications, you do still need to type...
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    Re: Canonical Buisness Model for Ubuntu?

    The actual software developers fix most of the bugs, not Canonical.

    The better Ubuntu is, the less the support customers actually call the support team, thus saving Canonical money.

    The better...
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    Re: Getting started with python

    Usually in open source it works by you choosing what you want to work on. It's probably best to start small - maybe you can write a python program to automate a task that you have to do, maybe you...
  7. Re: Create "move to home folder" item in context menu?

    There might be more than one files selected. so it iterates through the selection.
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    Re: What's your Favorite IDE?

    Netbeans is fast? Crazy.

    Try monodevelop for a visual studio replacement. I'm not sure if it works with visual basic yet, it does with c#.
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    Re: Charity Auction of signed Ubuntu T-Shirt

    Jono Bacon (Ubuntu community manager) has just donated a signed copy of the Ubuntu book to the auction.

    It's up to £100 now - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UKTeam/CharityWork/ChildrenInNeedTShirt
  10. Thread: ubuntu/human PDA

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    Re: ubuntu/human PDA

    I haven't got a clue, perhaps it's worth reading the site FAQs and finding out, or asking the familiar developers what their plans are.
  11. Thread: ubuntu/human PDA

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    Re: ubuntu/human PDA

    See http://familiar.handhelds.org/

    Note that it's only stable for iPAQ h3100, h3600, h3700, h3800, h3900, h5400 and h5500

    You're probably better off asking specific questions via the methods...
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    Re: Edgy is NOT an LTS (Long Term Support) version!

    Edgy is a stable, supportable release. It is not broken by design. It was called edgy because big ground breaking changes were to be made, not because ubuntu-devel expected it to be broken.

    There...
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    feature request: subscribing to searches

    Hi, not sure if this is the best place to ask for new features, if not could someone point me the right way?

    There's a particular bunch of posts I'm interested in (threads containing the string...
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    Re: Seeking Developer for Ubuntu System Tool Project

    I think I heard on IRC that one of the reasons it got pulled was because other websites were picking it up and advertising it as an official ubuntu project as the original fridge post wasn't too...
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    Re: My new blog : ubuntudemon.wordpress.com

    you should be able to enable one of three plug-ins that come in the default wordpress.org install - markdown, markdown2, and textile. All help write posts in a "humane" way.
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    Re: USB phone recommendations?

    sweet, I've seen some like that, that'll do for me. Thanks for following up.
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    Re: USB phone recommendations?

    bump.

    anyone got any ideas on the original posters question?
  18. Thread: Assembly vs. C++

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    Re: Assembly vs. C++

    You don't need a PIC or anything to do assembly, you can just get nasm and the like out of the repos.
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    Re: question about DB queries

    Executing multiple queries would probably take longer. Definetly so if you aren't using persistant connections.

    Try both with a crude benchmark.
    <?php
    $time_start = microtime(true);

    //your...
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    Re: Week Long Hackfest Ends ...

    Moopere: The announcement (and test instructions) are here: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-February/015020.html

    You can still read the development mailing list by going to...
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    Re: Study high quality source code

    phen, basically yes. The exact location of the files will vary depending on the Makefile that is present in the source directory however probably it will overwrite whatever version of the program you...
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    Re: Help out the Ubuntu Documentation Team

    Thanks for all the IDEs mentioned.

    Are there any programming tutorials/references that stand out as having been useful to you that are suitable to be linked from the programming section?

    I'm...
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    Re: ruby (not on rails) on web server

    You're probably getting the error because the script permissions are 777. Most web providers should disallow those scripts for security reasons. Try chmodding it to 755.
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    Re: Study high quality source code

    Make sure you have ubuntu source repositories enabled in synaptic.

    Then:
    sudo apt-get source openssh will download the ssh source code used in Ubuntu into your current directory. :)

    Just...
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    Re: Mono development questions

    As things stand at the minute I believe it'd be a total rewrite of all or most of the GUI code. You can install GTK on windows though, if you do that you don't even need to recompile, just copy and...
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