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You can also follow the instructions here, if you want to have the window decorations away "forever".

That's one option.

You could also offer binary packages like a .deb or .exe for your users.

You're welcome, mate. :)



Smells like you set the value for `file` to an invalid path. Try setting it to something like /home/<your_username>/valid_sound_file.ogg .

Also be sure to read this...

As far as I can see you inserted a `'` at the end of the line, which is why you get a syntax error.

Here is some code I have found for reproducing sound with the (great) gstreamer library.


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Oh, I have seen a live demo of clutter in the Acire Snippets repository. It has also other great snippets you might find useful.

Hello and Welcome to the Forums devildante_,

Unfortunately it wasn't very easy to find something that might fit your needs, but I can come up with the following links:



The guys over at...

I recently had to do some searching over a GtkListStore and the approach is similar to yours. I have also done a lot of research on Google, but, just like you, I haven't found a lot of useful sites...

I have started to discover Erlang, and yes, it's very handy for certain applications and for others not.

I have liked this screen-cast a lot and I though't I'd share it with you.

This is still true... :?

Unfortunately, I have no idea, mate...

A good place for your question would be Launchpad or the project's mailing list.

What about Deb-O-Matic? The description is promising, though I have never tried it:



Please, tell if it's that what you've searched for.

Have you already tested Opera 10.60 for Linux?

Very helpful tutorial! This has helped me to save a lot of bandwidth as I'm having quite a few Ubuntu machines at home.

Thanks

I guess it would be less confusing calling the function "scale" instead of "enlarge", because scale_factor can be a value between 0 and 1 and above.

I have found some interesting projects written in Python which might help you:

http://suttree.com/code/msnbot/
http://blitiri.com.ar/p/msnlib/

Also, you might be interested in the work of the...

Generally I use (g)Vim for writing Python programs in combination with Syntax Highlighting and Tab Autocompletion.
I use it for large- and small-sized projects.


That's also not a bad...

Are you running a linux box as your router? Please, tell us more about your it. (Model, OS, Specifications, etc.)

Well, as far as I can see there are no problems in establishing a connection...

It is the folder /home/<user>/.gnome2/keyrings/ where the login keyring is stored.

I have just opened a terminal, cd into the folder mentioned above and typed:


rm *


This solved the issue...

You don't seem to be the only one with this problem, if you do a Google search. It seems like that there are only dirty workarounds for this problem.

Generally, are you using Ubuntu's driver or...

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Hello Forum,

I bought a 3G modem and want to share the bandwidth with other clients connecting to the computer to which the 3G is connected (the router).


The router is a Ubuntu 10.04 Server...

Hoboy,

I've queried Google and it returned immediately good results:


http://lele85.netsons.org/blog/2009/06/04/validate-and-parse-an-xml-using-xml-schema-in-python/
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Well, I've learned Ruby after handling Python and I can say that this experience also affects that I write better Python programs nowadays.

Are you searching the `python-gobject` API documentation?

In terminal type:


or look here.

Other hopefully useful references:
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Just one way of doing this:


Place the script `runOlat.sh` in the /etc/init.d directory (with root privileges)
Switch into a terminal and run

sudo update-rc.d /etc/init.d/runOlat.sh...