elif may be more efficient, but it isn't a lot more efficient. In most cases, the difference would be insignificant.
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elif may be more efficient, but it isn't a lot more efficient. In most cases, the difference would be insignificant.
If you install the fonts as part of the driver installation process, then the fonts will be available to any app that is capable of using them, for them to use as they choose to use them. If your...
I'm afraid so.
Where'd you get the idea of 70 different fonts? Let me explain a few things.
First, it's impossible for any one font to cover all languages. At the minimum, there are plenty of...
Read up on the differences between block-level and inline elements. You must know which each tag defaults to. You can, of course, change any tag. However, I think you're using incorrect tags.
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The most important thing is to understand character sets and Unicode and to handle them correctly. That's most of the battle there. After that, most OSes will use a fallback font if the one that's...
Theoretically, DIV is better than SPAN. SPAN is an inline tag, and inline tags can't have their alignment set. DIV is block-level, where alignment is relevant. Of course, you can make either tag have...
The whole point of symlinks isn't merely a file listing. It's to access files at another location. A webserver is completely unrelated. Using Apache's mod_rewrite is useless in the OP's situation. He...
I don't see how installing Apache helps the situation at all. The point is, you can only make a symlink to a file/directory on the local machine. If you want to symlink to a remote machine, you must...
Try deleting ~/.ICEauthority then logging in again. That should solve things.
sudo rm /home/alex/.ICEauthority
OK. The first column tells us that your home directory has global write permissions and no execute permissions. Many of the graphical components of a Linux system will refuse to run for security...
If you had typed the command exactly, you would have gotten different results. For example, here's what I get:
scott-laptop:~$ ls -l /home
total 40
drwxr-xr-x 40 campmeeting sword 4096...
Please paste the results of both commands. For the chmod, there's got to be a mistake somewhere. I don't think the output you mentioned is possible if you typed the command I gave you.
For the ls...
You have to have a filesystem path available. The most obvious way is to mount the remote filesystem somewhere, then symlink to it.
Could you paste the exact command you typed along with the exact result? I can't see how the message you gave is possible. "~" is an abbreviation for your home directory. "/" is the root directory....
Sounds like your permissions are set wrong. Try
chmod 755 ~If that doesn't work, make sure your home folder is owned by your user (not, for example, root).
I did a Google search, and it appears that doodle.db comes from Doodle, a desktop search engine. I presume that you installed it and either it is misconfigured or buggy.
You can have as many desktop environments installed as you like. When you log in, there's an option to choose which one you want to use. No need to reinstall (actually, there are very few situations...
Also, after mounting the partition from the live CD, run baobab (possibly as root). It's a great way to quickly find where your disk space is going.
This probably has nothing to do with Gnome or KDE; those start up later in the login process. Look in ~/.Xsession-errors and other relevant dotfiles for some hints. Also, check your home directory's...
X provides the essential features for a graphical environment.
Window managers provide window decorations (title bars, buttons, etc.) and specify rules for window behavior (resizing, focus,...
Since my hard drive was about to die, I replaced it, after using dd to make an image of each partition. Now, I've used dd to restore the partitions on the new drive. The problem is that my hard drive...
I'd like to upgrade my netbook from Lucid Netbook Edition to Maverick. However, in trying the live USB, I found Unity to be unusable. Is it possible to use Maverick and keep the interface from the...
I don't know exactly, but often there are several possible places where you can put fonts. /usr/local is traditionally for stuff you add yourself while /usr is for stuff that's part of the distro.
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These instructions are a difficult way to operate. Unless you only have one font to install, it'll be awkward to dump the fonts in your home directory. Just skip this step and leave your fonts...
Here's a further improvement. This version filters the current command from the results, since it's doubtful that you want to see such a command:
hgrep() {
history | egrep "$@" | egrep -v "hgrep...