Pulseaudio is fiddly but it's great when it works. I had a "home theater" (read computer next to my bed) that didn't have any speakers attached, so I just used Pulse to send the audio to my main...
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Pulseaudio is fiddly but it's great when it works. I had a "home theater" (read computer next to my bed) that didn't have any speakers attached, so I just used Pulse to send the audio to my main...
I expect the hitrate on python.com has just gone through the roof as a legion of geeks go to "make sure" the OP isn't lying.
(he isn't)
You could try editing the Makefile so that it doesn't build with the -Werror flag (which treats warnings as errors and is being used in the build-output you posted). Not sure which files to edit...
Now the challenge is over I'll post up my code. I'm not quite a beginner, so didn't feel right entering it.
#!/usr/bin/env python
import random
class Song:
""" Represents a single song...
I've written up a program that matches this brief, though not being a beginner, I don't think I should post it yet.
Some ideas for extra things to implement if you get bored:
- Multiple commands...
Done. Will be interested to see the results.
Bit simpler/more Pythonic way of doing the same:
for line in open("infile"):
if line.startswith("not"):
break
else:
print line
Debs can be pulled directly off the mirrors (over HTTP), you just have to have the correct address. For example, the latest firefox-3.0-branding package from jaunty-updates is at:
...
Lojban: mi prami la ubuntus.
Desktop: 83.8 miles
File server (read: old laptop): 319.9 miles
u laern grammer and spelling not?
"gwibber_0.9.2~bzr263.orig.tzr.gz"
Updating the gwibber package in Karmic (development opened today, yay!)
Bootchart from my new Jaunty desktop. Ext4 / and /home partitions.
I'm using ext4 for all partitions (/ and /home) on my desktop, my Eee 701 and my sister's HP MiniNote 2133. Each of them boots in about 20 seconds and I haven't had any problems with it at all.
Jaunty UNR (netbook remix) works fine out of the box for me on my Eee 701. There are some issues (outlined in the UNR release notes) of screen size where a lot of applications just don't fit on the...
I'd have to agree with this. Jaunty is definitely the best release for me so far. Main desktop works almost perfectly (a few bugs here and there, but no real problems that will get in the way), my...
Jaunty is just so awesome that noone has had a problem? Hardly likely to be honest, but you never know. Or maybe it is so bad that it has completely destroyed peoples computers, so bad in fact that...
If you do manual partitioning setup (which is much easier in Jaunty than it has been before) you can choose to use ext4. Otherwise, the installer defaults to ext3.
Torrent files are up at http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/. If that page fails to load (took a couple of attempts for me just now) I have a few torrents mirrored at http://bobbo.me.uk/mirror/ubuntu .
http://bobbo.me.uk/mirror/ubuntu/ <-- Mirroring some ISOs, the torrents and MD5SUMS as the Ubuntu servers are taking a hammering.
I'm still using a Sandisk Sansa e280, which has been working fine but I had some problems with it in Jaunty (probably as it's so old now). I'd definitely go with Sandisk/Sansa again. Had nothing but...
A little bit OT but, are you sure you are sixteen? I mean, I am sixteen and I seriously hope I do not sound like this on the Internet? That is seriously not the way to get an @ubuntu.com email...
Not new to programming, but definately new to lisp. Seems to work mostly. Doesnt crash when you input a string, but doesn't tell you that you're doing it wrong, simply just tells you you are...
If people are lusting after an email address with the string "ubuntu" in it, there is nothing stopping you buying a server and domain name (ubuntu-user.com seems to be free) and setting this up...
Who said anything about hacking kernel source? I can't hack kernel source (Hell, I can barely do anything in C and I am not a particularly good Python programmer either) and I'm an Ubuntu dev....