In addition the packages abcm2ps and ghostscript (for ps2pdf) must also be installed.
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In addition the packages abcm2ps and ghostscript (for ps2pdf) must also be installed.
You've likely caught some browser bug/virus, usually in the form of an unwanted toolbar or addon. Deleting the directories ~/.mozilla ~/.config/google-chrome ~/.cache/mozilla ~/.cache/google-chrome...
It depends on personal preferences and how much you expect your editor to do for you. For most editing tasks, even on my relatively fast desktop and laptop, I like Geany. It is a capable editor with...
The HTML fragment you posted is almost irrelevant. It is impossible to see which stylesheets are in effect this way. If you want help, you need to post the exact URL where your page is located on the...
Suggestions to go into Developer Options, or to install this or that app, are missing the point that this isn't Android we are talking about. LG 450 is a simple flip phone.
I am not familiar with the LG 450. But on a similar simple (non-Android) phone I once had as a backup the way to transfer photos was to 'share' them from the phone to the laptop using Bluetooth. Had...
Yes, don't use Sublime (or I guess any GUI text editor). Use vi or nano or another console based editor. Your script should automatically wait until the editor is closed.
If it is always the same...
Perhaps it would be helpful if you included a link to the package you are trying to install.
If you build a C or C++ project you will end up with an executable file (no extension necessary on Linux, .exe on Windows) that, depending on the project, will either have the libraries that your...
You will need to have the .net environment installed on the machine you want to run your application on. Then launch the program with the command
dotnet program.dll
Just tried it. Your PDF is loading fine here in Evince 3.18.2 on Xubuntu 16.04.
However this is just a 6 page document with not a lot of graphics in it, yet it still is 13 MB? That's interesting,...
If you download the Linux .bin file from Oracle there is no installation process as such. It is a "self extracting archive" that will just unpack the JRE files into a directory. You can move that...
For a super quick solution on a remote server: Adminer. phpMyAdmin is nice, but Adminer is about as capable and it works with more than just MySQL/MariaDB. And I like its minimalistic appearance.
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There is no need to be so paranoid. You could just download JRE 1.6 and unpack it somewhere, and make a simple script to start your program using that environment. I believe there are a few...
I am not sure what your question is, exactly.
To determine whether or not it is possible to install Ubuntu/ARM64 on your computer I think you need to mention the brand and type/model. Or if it is...
I believe GWOffice went dead a few years ago.
If you need to work with Google Documents you can do it via a web browser.
If you want an alternative to LibreOffice, there is always still Abiword...
I am not sure I understand quite how to imagine your "image fields (the arrays)". Do you have some code that you can show?
This is how:
$i = 1;
while ($i < 5) {
if (count(${"image_array_$i"})) {
foreach (${"image_array_$i"} as $img) {
// image operations
}
}
Open a .py file in Geany.
Go to the Build menu, choose Set Build Commands.
In the dialog that appears, edit the command after the Execute button to read python3 "%f" instead of python "%f". Click...
It looks like you are working with the examples from http://tldp.org/LDP/LG/issue74/tougher.html
The programs that you downloaded from that page can only be compiled if you add
#include...
For what it is worth, I would always choose a ~15" laptop. Anything smaller I just find too uncomfortable to use. A larger one, obviously, is impractical to carry around.
I like having a near...
The name of the package is ttf-mscorefonts-installer, not ttf-msfonts-installer. There is a bug in that package, it tries to download the fonts from the wrong (outdated) location. I believe this is...
Here's another thought, just pass the file handle:
def write(f, word):
f.write(word)
f = open('test.txt', 'a')
write(f, 'hallo')
The SSD makes no difference. But wait a second. We are speaking of software RAID, is that correct? This was what I was assuming earlier. Should have asked. Or do you have a hardware SATA/RAID...
1. Backup your files, whether they are on RAID or not. RAID is not a backup solution.
2. If you have not made a backup yet, refer to point 1.
3. You should be able to keep your existing array...