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I'm having trouble getting CLI apps to play audio; SIDplay for example, wants to use /dev/dsp, which doesn't exist on my system.

My sound card is at /dev/snd/controlC1, but when I make a symbolic...

Thanks for that idea, that made me think to try this:



#!/bin/bash

clear

for ((i=0; i<=255; i++)); do
if [ "$i" -lt "100" ]; then

not in complete context, but these are a few things I've tried:


room1=(\
"#" "#" "#" "#" "#" "#" " " " " " " " " " " "#" "#" "#" "#" "#" "#" "#" " " " " " " " " " " " " \
"#" "." "." "." "."...

to keep it short, I'm writing a roguelike-like (it's like a roguelike :p) purely in bash (to prove it can be done), and one thing that's been bothering me is the inability (as far as I know) to...

To teach myself Bash, I'm attempting to write a simple, silly text-based (obviously lol) RPG type thing in Bash; essentially to prove to myself that it's possible to create something like that in a...

When I used Java, I tried both Netbeans and Eclipse as well, and I prefered Netbeans. :p

Also, not Java specific, but Geany is a great light weight IDE as well.

You can rename your Ubuntu 'disc' (I forgot what it's called but I think you can find it in C:\wubi\disks) to something else, install Wubi, then replace the install 'disc' with your previous one, and...

That sounds like it would do it.

So I'd have to edit, and compile it from source then?

I'm not much of a programmer. :/

afaik, that's completely normal.

Well, I managed to get myself in the same boat as you, because I thought I knew how to fix it (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351) but that didn't work with the 10.10 RC disc. I'm pretty...

I'm trying to make a simple autorun script, for my Micro SD Card, the script works fine, but I simply cannot make it executable.

When I check the "Allow executing file as program" check box, it...

I can't log in to my current install of 10.04 (x server doesn't start, or whatever, not too concerned about that), and I would like to at least get my files from my home directory, but most of them...

Same problem. AIM network error with AIM.

have you checked here?
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=799070

well alright. I logged out, and logged back in again, and I had about six global menu plugins, all working, and all on the same panel. :P

depends on what you're using as your window manager. I'm not sure if there's a way to do it with Metacity, but if you're using Emerald, it's quite simple.
...

I'm guess you're coming from Windows, where you only have one choice of desktop environment. :)

KDE, and GNOME ( and also loads more ) are seperate desktop environments, essentially, most of the...

well that seems to be the problem. With the GNOME global menu plugin, I just right clicked the area, and there was a preferences option there, but with this one I get nothing. Also, when I click...

I've installed the xfce4-globalmenu-plugin from ppa.launchpad.net, and I can't get it working.

I installed the package just fine, so I have the dependencies and whatnot, but whenever I add it to...

I managed to fix my sound problem thanks to this sticky.

thanks. :D

External hard drive, or a flash drive?

I'd be tempted to switch back to XP, it meant I could keep using Google.

first ever OS - either Mac OS(don't remember which) or DOS.
first that I remember - Mac OS/Windows 95
first on my own computer - XP

installed 8.10 a few days ago.

Somehow, my default mixer device was different from the one the Volume control applet controlled.

and, your problem may be different, because I didn't install any updates to cause this.

I've...