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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    Strange. Not sure what's going on.

    - Did you do xstata or ./xstata when in /usr/local/stata10 ? Only the latter will work.
    - Did you run ./stinit at the end of the installation?
    - Is xstata...
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    Never mind the PATH variable for now. Let's first find out in which location it is installed.

    Type


    locate xstata

    in a terminal window. I expect that it's in /usr/local/stata (NOT...
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    Have you tried this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=10525413&postcount=22
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    I just installed 64-bit in Virtualbox and then installed the 64-bit version of Stata (dynamically linked).

    I got "the usual error messages"...
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    I'm on 32-bit Natty. Sorry, should've mentioned that. I just wanted to put the syntax out there for the other 32-bit Ubuntu/Stata users.

    Apart from the statically linked Stata version, you could...
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    Upgraded to Natty and encountered the same problem.


    sudo ln -s /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libtiff.so.4.3.3 /usr/lib/libtiff.so.3

    fixed it for me.
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    [ubuntu] Re: Installing Freemind #2

    It's probably not working with your current Java installation. (If you start freemind from a terminal you'll see the error messages.)


    sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-jdk worked for me (YMMV)
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    Well, I guess the update installed a new version of libtiff that doesn't work with Stata. Installing the statically linked version will install all libraries that Stata needs instead of linking to...
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    I'm not running 11.04 so I can't reproduce the error and I just have to guess:

    1) Is there a 64-bit version of libtiff that you could try?
    2) You could try installing the statically linked Stata...
  10. Re: Cool applications you use that others might not know of

    To clean out these annoying DS_Store files, you could use the command line:


    find /path/to/music/folder -name ".DS_Store" -exec rm {} \;
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    [SOLVED] Re: Chromium Shockwave Flash Crash After Update

    Thanks, that had been bugging me a lot lately.
    On the other hand, the crashing plugin was a blessing because I wouldn't waste HOURS playing this: http://poppit.pogo.com/hd/PoppitHD.html
    ;)
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    Seems like /usr/local is not in your PATH variable.

    Try the complete path, e.g.

    sudo /usr/local/stata11/xstata

    If you have Stata/SE, do

    sudo /usr/local/stata11/xstata-se
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    [ubuntu] Re: CIFS Mount Issues

    If you wanna use /etc/fstab, you could try:


    //192.168.1.4/myfolder /media/NASshare cifs guest,rw,user,uid=1000,gid=1000,nounix,iocharset=utf8,file_mode=0777,dir_mode=0777 0 0

    You may have to...
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    Re: Using Stata on Ubuntu

    Speaking of updating: There is a really bad bug in Stata 11 when running under Ubuntu 10.04. It can seriously compromise the accuracy of your calculations (e.g. it changed the values of a variable...
  15. Re: Need modifid gedit for sending R script to R

    Ya, it doesn't work that great for me either.. but with danded's great plugin we don't have to worry about it anymore :)
  16. [ubuntu] Re: iMac 9,1 - 20inch - sound not working, intrepid

    Thanks! The backport module fixed it for me.
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    Re: Help Stata on Wine

    Maybe your mail got lost? I have dealt with them quite a few times in the past and they usually respond within a day. Just try again (service@stata.com). The convenience of having Stata for Linux as...
  18. Re: Cool applications you use that others might not know of

    The CMAP website is a usability nightmare and doesn't really give me the impression that their product is gonna make my life easier... ;)
  19. [ubuntu] Re: What is the best DVD ripper that can do Xvid for 9.10?

    Welcome to Ubuntu!
    Handbrake is a good DVD ripper, but as discussed in this thread, it doesn't do avi/XviD anymore.
    OGMrip can do avi/XviD and then some, and has worked reliably for me since then...
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    Re: Text editor feature Q:

    Geany can do that when you hold down the Ctrl-key and then drag the mouse over the columns.
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    Re: SPSS statistical software on Linux

    There is a Linux version of SAS. Granted, the SAS program editor of the Linux version sucks big time but you can still run your files through Vim. Not sure in what area you are using SPSS for but in...
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    Re: Help Stata on Wine

    Why did you install it through Wine? There is a Linux version of Stata. A Stata 11 license works on any platform. For Stata 10 and earlier you can change your license (for free I believe) from...
  23. [ubuntu] Re: What is the best DVD ripper that can do Xvid for 9.10?

    Thanks Capt'n ;) That really comes in handy now that Handbrake dropped DivX.
    It seemed to me though that OGM Rip is quite slow compared to HB (with the same settings): Took me 4 hours yesterday to...
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    [ubuntu] Re: Java plugin not working

    Similar problem here: Vanilla Karmic install and java-based web application (eClass) not displaying content properly.

    Java 1.6.15 is installed and running (as per the Java test page). I haven't...
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    Re: Charts/trees in Latex?

    There is also GraphViz, an extremely handy tool for drawing flow charts:
    http://graphviz.org/
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