I just wanted to confirm the bug and workaround in this thread.
I have the exact same board, and the exact same issue. The solution is to enable only 10 usb ports rather than 12. Then grub will...
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I just wanted to confirm the bug and workaround in this thread.
I have the exact same board, and the exact same issue. The solution is to enable only 10 usb ports rather than 12. Then grub will...
@OP: Don't go back to gedit, stick with vim! :-D
Some suggestions to help you ease your way into it:
- Install gvim. It's vim with a GUI which will help you initially become familiar with vim...
vim can match html tags using the matchit plugin. Pressing % inside a tag will jump to the matching tag, though I don't think it highlights the other tag.
For more info, inside vim or gvim just...
Install the readpst package - it includes the pst2ldif utility.
You need quotes around the filename.
I usually save plots as PNG because it is lossless, usually smaller than jpg (for plot images) and more portable than gif.
Using pngcairo seems to give the...
#!/usr/bin/ruby
def generator(n, rules)
a = *(1..n); d = []
rules.each {|rule| a.each {|m| d << m if rule.call(m)}}
a - d.uniq!
end
rules = [ #...
I don't understand the problem description :-(
Could you please elaborate?
KDE!
Ruby entry:
#!/usr/bin/ruby
def permute set
perms = []
set.each do |s|
perms << [s] && next if perms.empty?
new_perms = []
Just be careful with the info you get from w3schools.com. Apparently they're a bit shady.
http://w3fools.com/
I would start here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs
There's a good explanation here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2218254/variable-initialization-in-c/2218275#2218275
I don't know Haskell at all, but this is very impressive. Is it O(2^n)?
Non-recursive, in ruby
#!/usr/bin/ruby
def power_set set
p_set = []
(0..2**set.size-1).each do |bin_size|
subset = []
Are you posting using lynx?
I would recommend Qt.
Widgets can be styled using a simple declarative language similar to CSS. This might make things easier if you're not a programmer.
Check out Qt Style Sheets here:...
yep, try http://www.libusb.org/wiki/libusb-1.0
There is, but I don't know if they maintain python bindings (I don't think they do). There's no harm in asking either way :-)
This has nothing to do with gtk/qt per se; it is about sending hints to the wm (if it is ewmh compliant).
I would look at python-xlib, or a project like pekwm:
http://pekwm.org/projects/pekwm
...
This is incorrect. Qt can use the native toolkit to render the GUI on OS X, Gnome, KDE and Windows. All you have to do is recompile for the target OS - and on linux it can use the native GTK+ style...
Try vim or gvim. Nothing else really comes close.
Interesting challenge.
I initially coded a solution which gives the string and index of the character within that string, but runs out of memory in a worst-case scenario of two single-letter words...
I believe ruby has more modules now.
http://www.modulecounts.com/
@O.P. I would recommend ruby over perl, purely for the nicer (my opinion) syntax. Check out BioRuby:
http://bioruby.open-bio.org/
There are many download meters available.
One of my favourites is a firefox extension: http://netusage.iau5.com/
It supports the indian ISP Reliance.. but why not contact the author if you have...
This should get you started (I don't quite understand the output format you require):
awk 'BEGIN{i=371} {if($0!~/^$/) i++; print "<a href=\"#"i"\">"i"</a>",$0}' page1.html page2.html ...
Note...
Great challenge! :)
I like the idea of demonstrating understanding of a concept, rather than producing a result. Explaining something to someone else always aids your own understanding by making you...