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It seems another way is detailed by the wine people here: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineOn64bit#head-ec78c77745c37a264ed79173d9704efc286514fc

Like this you can...

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I'm trying to create an lxc container on my 64 bit ubuntu 14.10 distribution. I want the lxc container for a 32 bit development environment. However I can't proceed with the lxc-create...

Excellent! That does accomplish the basic task. In a pinch it will work.

However, is it possible to create some kind of virtual microphone in addition to my hardware microphones such that I can...

I'm wondering if the following is possible:

I have an application which is making sound. At the same time I'm having a skype chat with someone, and I'd like them to hear the sound from my...

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Is there a way I can prioritize the pieces of memory paged in by certain programs over others?

For instance, I do data analysis on my machine, and this entails reading many GBs of data. Usually I...

Thanks a lot for your response!

So, I tried bash --norc --noprofile, and the message didn't get printed.
I then tried bash --norc and the message didn't get printed. I then tried
bash...

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Hi, some time ago I upgraded to 13.10 from 12.10. After the upgrade, I've been getting the following messages whenever I open a new terminal of any sort, using bash, I get the following message.
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In the end I found the answer here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/48499/where-can-i-find-the-configure-options-used-to-build-a-package

You can navigate to the launchpad source page for the...

For jeanjd63's suggestion, the only files for binutils are:

binutils.list
binutils.md5sums
binutils.postinst
binutils.postrm
binutils.shlibs

And none of these files seems to be a list of...

That just gives me a list of the files installed with the package, and not the options used to configure the package.

what I would like is ./configure --option1 --option2 etc..

Hi, I'd like to know how an installed package was configured.

for instance gcc gives this information when you execute gcc -v, however I'd like to know that for libc or binutils which consists of...

I think I've solved this.

I wound up using the gcc specs file. Below is the specs file I wound up using.


%rename cpp old_cpp


*cpp:
-I%:getenv(SYSROOT /include) %(old_cpp)

Hi, I'm trying to force gcc to use a specific linker at all times. I've created a script to pass the -Wl,--dynamic-linker=/path/to/linker option to gcc every time I call it.

The problem is that...

Vaphell,

Your solution seems to be working. Thanks a lot!

I'll mark the thread as solved.

Thanks for your replies Impavidus, and Vaphell

Impavidus will work for most commands, however in particular I'm interested in using this with gcc and g++. And in this case, there are a lot of...

Hi, I'm wondering how I can pass a set of extra options in front of 'ordinary' user passed options for a given command.

Initially I tried something like this:

if foo is the original command,...

So, I installed LMMS on my ubuntu 13.10 machine recently and everytime I start it up, for about 5-10 minutes all sound produced from that program is a crazy staticy jumble. Then it'll settle down and...

Wow.. why didn't I think of that.. so simple..

Thanks for the suggestion. I think that will work nicely.

I'd like to use a program which allows me to test file system commands without actually modifying the file system.

For instance. I'd like to build a list of commands to apply to a directory tree...

Awesome! This solution works for me as well! Will mark as solved.

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I did try. It didn't work.

Other users are affected.

Like I mentioned, The menu item to modify the date and time settings is there, but it links to the 'All Settings' window. This 'all...