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Okay, I just had to reinstall because of the lexmark driver :|

I have no idea why it is doing that... apparently it causes GDM to just _DIE_.

If anyone is running Dapper - DO NOT USE THIS...

Everyone -- I'm so sorry I haven't been here for a long time so I haven't been able to help you guys. :(

I figured out your problem -- you need to mount the usb filesystem. Add this line to...

Install automake 1.9; then run

sudo update-alternatives --config automake and select version 1.9 as default

:(

I have no idea why it's not working for you. It might be due to your 64 bit environment but i doubt that...

When you typed in the printer location did you put in /dev/usb/lp0? I am not in...

I agree with most of your points, except for that on synaptic. It is stupidly easy to use; if you are too lazy to work with it then why are you even using a computer, since it's obviously taking up...

you need the -dev packages of the X11 binaries. there are quite a few x11 packages so I am not sure which you need exactly -- try the libmesa devs for sure

What do you mean by "another driver"? You mean the lexmark one?

Have you re-started CUPS?

Oh, thank god! I thought it w as some kind of crazy exception or abstraction :D My sanity thanks you. Maybe ill learn this damn language after all ;)

And in jerome's example;


#include <stdio.h>

inline float convert(float f) {
return ((5.0/9.0) * (f - 32));
}

int main() {

Huh? Looks to me like all he did was swap positions for the functions and add a return 0; to main(), how does that fix it?

Did you try the z600 or z35 driver? Your printer should be able to work!

Alright, i fixed the compile error. I had to change


convert(float i)
{
float k;
...
}to
float convert(float i)
{

Yeah I tried that, i get the same error.

EDIT: Alright, I found one problem, i accidentally placed a semicolon "convert(i);" :p

But now I get a more abbreviated but similar error;
...

Hi, gcc is giving me issues, though i know it's my fault, I'm sure it's just some kind of stupid mistake...

The error is:

fahrenheitConvert.c:26: warning: parameter names (without types) in...

Hi. I'm working in Anjuta but I have a simple problem;

How can I shut off that damn autocomplete?!?!?!?!?

I see you're following Craig's guide verbatim.

Well, for one thing you changed the kernel source without changing the kernel! The `kernel source` is the source code; the programming files written...

No comments from any devs/influential people? :D

You know what, this is a LONG SHOT, but try this. Perhaps the dynamic linker just isn't finding the files because they aren't listed in ld.so.conf.

Add the path /usr/aw/maya6.5/lib to the...

From what I have seen it is the license. According to one user with a similar problem, as soon as he "placed the license file" it worked. So apparently you have to put your license somewhere? Maybe...

No problem. If Alias (a great TV show, BTW ;) ) doesn't help, come back here and post a screenshot of the problem and I'll see if I can make sense of why it isn't working.

Now I'm in unfamiliar territory. You see, I dont have Maya so I dont know what this dialogue box is asking for. You're running this from a terminal, yes? Are any errors or messages written to the...

cd to the `lib` directory in the maya directory and do the following

sudo ln -s libawcsprt.so.1 libawcsprt.so
sudo ln -s libpcwxml.so.1 libpcwxml.so

Then run the shell script again and you...

Install tcsh using Synaptic (run a search) and then run that script again.

Sorry, I realized that and edited my post accordingly. See my updated post :) :

Alright, slow down :)

Cd over to the main maya directory and type `ls`. Post the output here. I'm betting Maya has to startup with a shell script, as usually you can't directly run the main...