I disagree, unless you already happen to be using bindfs or some kind of access control lists. If not, then they are unnecessary complexity. The use case he is describing is exactly what group...
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I disagree, unless you already happen to be using bindfs or some kind of access control lists. If not, then they are unnecessary complexity. The use case he is describing is exactly what group...
You're right. I had forgotten that.
You're welcome. Good luck. Mark the thread "solved" if you haven't done so (in thread tools).
38 Watts x 3 Billion CPUs --> 388,984,146,200 BTU of heat
At any given time, what are those CPUs accomplishing, on average?
This:
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It seems I have an incorrect understanding of the magic number -- it does not distinguish between different ext filesystems. I have confirmed this on my own systems (both a system using the ext4...
Ugh... fstab is user-generated and not authoritative. In other words, it could be wrong.
Sounds good. I think I'll pop it on one of my machines and run it a while. I've also been thinking about switching a box back to OpenBSD, which I thought was pretty excellent too (although not so...
, which he felt was more important than what the vicious tiger had just done.
The big angry white striped tiger ate a very terrified, stumbling child who looked like a cross between Stallman and arithmetically-impaired ubunterooster. Suddenly, there was a rustling nearby in...
Most people's RAM is being used for Global Warming and that's about it.
Steve frickin' Ballmer.
dood
It looks to me like that driver is a problem right now.
You may find useful information in here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/541620
This may also be useful...
Assuming Java is set up on your machine already, which I would assume Ubuntu takes care of for you:
java <application name>
Oh, a wise guy, eh?
*smack*
Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk.
Ubuntu wouldn't be starting if GRUB weren't working (or some other bootloader was set up to load it, which I assume isn't the case).
It may be that it's not configured with a timeout value, in...
Bash
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvsboPUjrGc
Matey!
'blkid', 'mount', 'cat /proc/mounts' are all good ways
Another is 'cd /proc/fs' or 'cd /sys/fs' and look around (the devices will be listed under the filesystem type).
'tune2fs -l <device>' is...
freenx is pretty awesome too (it minimizes latency that can be a problem over some internet connections)
http://freenx.berlios.de/info.php
I appreciate the info. I've been watching several distros for a while, and thinking about switching (or at least giving it a serious try -- more than just a look). I can live without USE flags --...
Do you really think lots of people do that? It seems to me like most people rate applications according to *bling*. If it's *bling*, I want it. If not, I don't.
Look at all the emphasis that...
Written in C. Nice.
What about user-level configuration of compiler options? Can a user set system-wide defaults that are respected by all packages and then also set package-specific options? ...
Sounds all good. What's the package manager written in? Python?
Is the pkg-builder (or whatever it's called) useful at the end user level for building from source, or is it mostly just useful for...