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A system falling apart? That must be my fault. But I followed all the steps for installation, I just read lately about a md5checksum or sth to check your image of ubuntu you downloaded...didnt know...

I did the SMART test with disk utility, it reported 1300+ read errors from raw disk!!! I dont know if that is normal.
The bad thing is, I cant use firefox on ubuntu and software centre is crashing,...

How do I access it? Where do I find it? Im a newbie in Ubuntu by the way ;p

Where do I get one? Which do you recommend? And in case it should be in there as default, how do I find it? Mind you, I cant download anything due to mozilla firefox crashes persistently.

How do I test that?

I ran apt-get update:
After downloading the libs, its says:
Reading package lists... Error!
E: Read error - read (5: Input/Output error)
E: Problem opening...

Hello,

I'm a fairly new Ubuntu user and from the installation on nothing seemed to have gone wrong. Until one day, I saw the update manager wanted me to update certain things, including a newer...

So for 32 bit and 64 bit you have separate libs? Uhm, should I provide themselves in my package I distribute?

so I need to create 32bit and 64 bit of app? But I run a 32 bit OS. How do I compile for 64 bit? And I though 32 bit could run on 64bit without problems?

hey, I created a C openGL glx application. I need to link to libx11. so and other standard libs. Im little worried about the linker: I typed ./libcustom to link to custom lib in working directory. -l...

ok, so cna you tell me how to create a proper installer for installing, instead of a standalone?
Because that might be a solution as well.
And why is it hard? Cant an application find so files...

no that's not what im looking for. Im looking for code to create a mask from xpm runtime during loading, C++ please.

I have an opengl engine project, written in C/C++, xlib etc. I try to challenge me to use the least possible 3rd party libs, and implement things myself. I use codeblocks and gcc or g++. The linker...

I have issues with linking to 3rd part libs. I use libbass (with a .so) and xpm lib (which should be standardly available on xlib sys?)
How do makefiles work? Are they used for this? How do I use...

hey,

can sb please give me an example of how to create a mask of a particular xpm I loaded in C?
I loaded xpm into a pixmap, it can display it, but I want transparent background. Now, its black....

I added icons to my app (xlib) with libxpm to load xpm files. However, they dont seeem to display the transparency I put into the original pixmap, how to enable that in code with xlib and C++?

guys, I found out that I linked to the lib in the wrong spot. I seperately downloaded it and put it somewhere, of course missing standard libs. Now i linked with -l libXpm, it works! Strange I cant...

is there seriously no solution for undefined references to __fxstat?

but if I compile sth on suse eg with their clib.a, can it actually run and be compatible withthe ABI of ubuntu?

Ok,

so as in my bitmap thread, I got linker errors because of the libxpm library... so I doubted if this has anything to do with my source.
I checked on internet and Im afraid this has to do with...

I seperatly downloaded libxpm.so or sth like that. The undefined refernece of xpmfunctions are gone, but suddenly, undefined references to __fxstat and so appear. I read somewhere this has to do with...

then do you know where xpm lib is situated? absolute path is what I need to fill in in the linker options.

guys,

i installed successfully the libxpm-dev package.
However, my compiler (gcc, in this case g++) cant link to the library, causing undefined reference to xpm_a_function
I dont know where my...

it cant find the header at mine.
I can find other x11 headers though, so its not a path problem...

edit:

apt-get install libxpm-dev..

missed that. now i got it if it is right

hey

is there any way to load pixmaps without use of external libraries? My goal is to use pure xlib, X11. So can you implemented it yourself?