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I think this is still relevant, I still cannot access it from sweden, and I would like to know of any email answers from linux today

It's very difficult, but I really like it.

lubuntu-desktop is a meta package. It does not itself contains anything to install, it only declares some dependant packages (like lxterminal, leafpad, etc) and recommended packages (like abiword)....

I'm running Lubuntu and before I had a Nexus S and it worked just fine. But with my new Nexus 4, MTP just didn't work.
From this thread I found out about gMTP, and using that PPA version of gMTP...

Great job on the new forum. Here is my feedback on some things and excuse me if they've already been discussed because I haven't read this whole 17 page thread.

- Tabindex for username input.
I...

nice job and pretty code as well, also liked the shake screen effect

It sounds like you want to use cron, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto

How to tell if you are using hardware acceleration, see http://blog.mozilla.org/joe/2010/11/10/how-to-tell-if-youre-using-hardware-acceleration/

But apparantly hardware acceleration in Firefox is...

Something like this?

Original art from this: http://openclipart.org/detail/169398/computer-station-by-ilnanny

Thanks to SO I found this example that seems to work:


convert \( -page +0+0 -label "label1" pic1.png -background none -mosaic -set colorspace RGB \) \( -page +0+0 -label "label2" pic2.png...

A simple solution would be to add the erlang path to the PATH variable in ~/.bashrc file. Something like this:
1. edit ~/.bashrc with a text editor (vim or other)

vim ~/.bashrc
2. add these...

Searching this forum I found this thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11835459#post11835459
Maybe it will help you?

I'd recommend you to first compile it then upload it to arduino. What if compilation fails?

You can easily compile C and Python in Geany simply with F8 (correct me if I'm wrong here)

If you'd...

AndEngine perhaps?

See Getting started with AndEngine

one="foo"; if [ "$one" == "foo" ]; then echo "It's foo"; else echo "It's not foo"; fi

works fine

Edit:
Lars is right (too much Java for me), Bash uses single equal sign for string comparison
...

IntelliJ IDEA have two versions, a free community edition and a commercial ultimate edition:
http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/editions_comparison_matrix.html

I've never used gramps (must say it's a funny acronym for a genealogy program though),
however the homepage have a wiki documentation, including a complete manual with a long chapter on reports...

Glad I could help outofsync. If you set this thread to SOLVED in Thread tools menu, others can find the solutions to questions more easily.

You need the MySQL Connector/J, download from here: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/

Some examples of usage here: http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/connector-j-examples.html
...

Well, if I look at the javascript of the site isjavaexplotable.com, all it does is checking your java browser plugin version, and if it's not "1.7.0.9" || "1.6.0.37" then it displays an alert "Your...

maybe so:

radiusd -X &

Read documentation here: http://freeradius.org/doc/

...and as to why utf-8 is default, I think it's simply because it's superior. If you are in the mood for reading, you can get the whole background here:
...

If you are using gnome terminal you can set the default encoding with gconftool, like this:

gconftool --set --type=string /apps/gnome-terminal/profiles/Default/encoding ISO-8859-1

String.split() is fine for splitting strings, but for HTML it's better to use a proper parser like jsoup, see http://jsoup.org

Have you tried using an absolute path to your jar file in the .sh file?