I always use nano or vi for programming.
I recommend nano if you want an easy-to-use editor.
There's also emacs, I really like emacs :)
Try out nano first, then vi, then emacs,
-- Daniel
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I always use nano or vi for programming.
I recommend nano if you want an easy-to-use editor.
There's also emacs, I really like emacs :)
Try out nano first, then vi, then emacs,
-- Daniel
OpenGL is pre-installed.
You just need some drivers to use it. There's also software-rendering, but for most 3d applications you need the right driver.
Look into the additional drivers section...
Please try to speak clean English.
You don't know how to download files? Use a browser or "wget http://domain.tld/download.file".
If you can't extract them, tell me what the file extension is.
...
Please mark your thread as solved now,
Daniel
You misunderstood him, he wants to know what a forkbomb does. and he says he HAD TO reboot after the forkbomb :P
Yours,
Daniel
Please explain your problem.
Are these files archives? What do you mean by "it extracts them each seperatly"? What do you want to do?
Yours,
Daniel
I don't know if there is a playstation emulator, but look here http://www.getdeb.net/ . There are many apps and games. If you can't find one, open a new thread.
Please mark your thread as...
I had crashes too, but then I installed LibreOffice and it worked perfect :D
So, +1 for LibreOffice,
Daniel
This starts an empty function again and again, and this function consumes ram, not much, but it consumes ram.
The problem is, the function gets started again and again, until your RAM is full and...
You have to install jack :)
Here's a tutorial: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=806730
Yours,
Daniel
sudo apt-get install jackeq
JackEQ is a tool for manipulating from/to multiple input/output sources.
It runs on the JACK-audio-connection-kit.
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Daniel
yes, type:
./configure
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Daniel
oh okay, try:
sudo apt-get remove vlc && sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install vlc
to remove vlc and install the latest version of vlc :)
Yours,
Daniel
Umm...
He wants to do it without a disk, so he could use USB,
Daniel
yes, you have to type ./run/...
Or you cd to the directory and then type ./configure
EDIT: Here's a tutorial about basic Linux/Unix commands:...
cd means Change Directory.
For example, type:
cd run/Downloads/gdyntext-1.5.4/
after typing this, you don't have to specify a filepath, because you are IN this directory ;)
Yours,
Daniel
No problem, now please mark this thread as solved,
Daniel
These are argument storages. argc stores the number of arguments, argv is an array of all arguments.
You start your program, for exmaple:
./program --help test
argv[0] will be "./program"...
You could use an USB device, but I don't think that there's a way to format your whole harddrive if Ubuntu is still running (it keeps the harddrive busy).
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Daniel
This is a security function, instead of typing ***** it just types nothing. Just type in your password and press enter, it'll work ;)
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Daniel
Try booting a LiveCD (10.04 LTS preferred) and tell me if it works,
Daniel
Try installing another media player and tell me if it works, I think this problem has to do with VLC.
Yours,
Daniel
I don't understand why you want to stop nautilus, but you can restart nautilus by typing:
killall nautilus
and it'll automatically restart.
I hope this helped you,
Daniel
Try installing Chrome, just as a test, and tell me if it works(with the extension),
Daniel
Unfortunately, xubuntu isn't very lightweight anymore.
I suggest using lubuntu. :)
Yours,
Daniel