Correct me if I'm wrong, but is this not an exact duplicate of a previous challenge?
See: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=772016
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but is this not an exact duplicate of a previous challenge?
See: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=772016
Where are you intending to install it? The 1.9.1 stuff exist there for comparability reasons, see the FAQ on this page.
I don't think you can switch window managers without logging out of X first.
You can define what window manager runs first (as well as starting other apps) in your .xinitrc file
# .xinitrc...
To the original poster: Rails is not compatible with ruby 1.9.1, you have to use 1.9.2 or 1.8.7.
Try installing libzlib-ruby from apt-get.
If that doesn't work, then install with rvm which is...
./configure --prefix=/YOUR/NEW/DIRECTORY
Might I also suggest that in the ruby community, using rvm is the preferred way of installing ruby.
Just to throw another entry in, here is a recursive solution in ruby. Beware, this is extremely, extremely slow. No optimization here :)
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
def lev(a, b)
# Base cases
...
Read through this online book: http://railstutorial.org/book
It's the most up to date out there.
You are absolutely correct. I was copying and pasting from my other program and I appear to have missed the temporary variable part.
Here's a pretty clean fix without having to use a temporary...
Very impressive, works beautifully. I'll take it that this wins the speed test.
Thanks. I've never taken linear algebra before so I was going just based on geometry.
Here is the improved version. The case/when statement could be replaced with Object.send, but I figured that...
Here is my solution in ruby:
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
transformations = STDIN.gets('end')
STDIN.gets # call gets again since STDIN still has a newline in it.
coordinates = STDIN.gets
I am trying to include boost in my project.
#include <boost/xpressive/xpressive.hpp>
However when running makedepend over my project, it looks at that line and then starts looking in the...
Thank you Reiger, that's exactly what I wanted.
I am trying to extend the java.util.Hashtable class. However, I would like it so that when somebody tries to use my CustomHashtable class, they can only construct it use Strings for the types for the...
I really doubt that that image is part of the wxPython library. I imagine that when they say the word 'stock' they are referring to a generic image for a stop icon, not something specific to...
What compiler are you using?
I get the following when I try to compile your code
gcc engine.C
engine.h:11: error: 'SDL_Event' has not been declared
engine.h:12: error: 'SDL_Event' has not...
In my .cshrc I do the following:
source someDirectory/someFile
In someDirectory/someFile, I have
You need to append the .git on to the end of the git repo...
git clone jason@<ip address>:gitosis-admin.git
You should make the initial commit on the server machine.
Once you're able to authenticate yourself, you can edit it using your account.
bueller...
Uhh...I think you may be confused. xinerama is not a video editing app.
And I understand the difference between a display and monitor. I guess the correct term would be screen since that's what...
So I've got xinerama working just fine. I have a question. I understand that xinerama treats dual monitors as if they were one single monitor, but is there a way for it to tell which window is on...
There are 292 ways to make a U.S. dollar using only U.S. coins (293 if you include the dollar coin).
For those who unfamiliar with U.S. currency, here is a run-down.
penny = 1 (100 pennies equal...
GNOME is a window manager, not an OS. All it is just a GUI overlay to a terminal and what you're requesting just doesn't make sense.
The expert challenge should be next where it uses numbers that are outside the range of primitive types.