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The last two made my day.

[code][ 870.033842] rtc: lost 2 interrupts [ 877.531867] rtc: lost 1 interrupts [ 880.956371] rtc: lost 1 interrupts [ 889.335974] rtc: lost 1 interrupts[/code] This happens with I use LMMS, a media application, using ALSA drivers. It doesn't affect performance, it's just quite annoying. Is there a fix to this?

The new navbar's so hard to get used to. Tech Talk on the LEFT now? Aaaah, Dani. Trying to make my life so complicated. :)

Get a new camera (lol)! Nice guitar though.

Wait. Is this in real life, or on the computer? The wiki article makes it seem like ACTUAL nations.

Well, wherever your history log is stored, just use [icode]echo "whateverthehistoryis" > "XXX.txt"[/icode] Or find the history log and copy and paste the file into a new directory.

[url]http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=14902[/url]

Your OpenCV and your libcv aren't installed in the same path. If you compile libcv from source, using [icode]./configure --prefix=SAME_PATH_AS_OPENCV[/icode] will fix this.

You know you're obsessed when you have more posts than the creator of the forum, and you joined three years after her. *cough*jbennet*cough* :)

Sorry if this belongs elsewhere, it's BASIC, so VB is the closest. (By the way, long time no post for me, I'm back, yay) Okay. I'm writing a game (a SRPG) in QBASIC (wicked leet, huh?) so that my friends can edit it and crap (I know other languages, but …

Okay, so here's the deal. I used to be able to use the application / tool "play" in a console to play mp3 and wav files, but now, I get errors: [code]alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop$ play Tilt.mp3 play soxio: Failed reading `Tilt.mp3': unknown file type `auto' alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop$ play Tilt.wav play soxio: Failed reading …

Or, Geany. It's amazing, and in the repos. I highly recommend it.

2.6 kernel should work, if it has the 2.6 kernel. CentOS is closest to Redhat/Fedora, so you can go with that too.

I think that [icode]ifconfig[/icode] should do it for Linux. Windows has [icode]ipconfig[/icode]

Yeah, looks fine in Galeon, Konqueror, Firefox 3 Beta 5, and Swiftfox on Ubuntu Linux 8.04.

That bin file is what you want. Open a terminal, go to your desktop and type [code]chmod 775 GoogleEarthLinux.bin ./GoogleEarthLinux.bin[/code] And you should be fine. [icode]chmod[/icode] sets permissions for you to access the binary file.

[QUOTE=bumsfeld;595306]That handy round roll of paper is indispensable! I have not seen any software to replace it properly.[/QUOTE] I heard the iPhone has a replacement for that.

Yeah, why don't you upgrade to, say, 2.5.2?

John A, do you work for some tech support company? Because you have the patience and control of a techie.

My themes on GNOME are messed up, ie: Black on black. All of the dark ones have this problem. And all of them in "Appearance" are missing their thumbnail (themes and icons). This is only under my user [icode]alex[/icode], however, and if i log into my other user, [icode]test[/icode], the …

Essentially, what I want to do is get rid of MIDI files, when creating a sequencer. So, say I have a text file (that would be my pseudo-MIDI): [code]A |----------------| Bb |----------------| C |----------------| Db |----------------| D |----------------| Eb |----------------| E |----------------| F |----------------| Gb |----------------| G |----------------|[/code] As that …

Well, did you download the image, or did you make it yourself? I know that many images you download have no ethernet built in.

[code]top - 21:23:44 up 2 days, 6:21, 3 users, load average: 0.29, 0.33, 0.34 Tasks: 136 total, 1 running, 135 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0 zombie Cpu(s): 5.3%us, 1.7%sy, 0.0%ni, 92.7%id, 0.0%wa, 0.3%hi, 0.0%si, 0.0%st Mem: 1545856k total, 1311596k used, 234260k free, 172172k buffers Swap: 3229024k total, 38256k used, 3190768k free, …

By simpler, maybe he's intimidated by the terminal? You could open Synaptic or your package manager and install the package [icode]rar[/icode].

[code]lspci[/code] [code]lsusb[/code] Basically, use the command line to find the devices you have plugged in and running.

Hey, I went to Nashville with a few friends, and they decided it'd be fun to jump on the bed while my phone was sitting charging. Turns out, it bent the prongs inside of the charging port. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions as to bending them back properly? …

Alright, so I got libgpod3 installed, finally! However, it isn't seen by my system. [code]alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop$ whereis libgpod3 libgpod3:[/code] However: [code]alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop$ ls /usr/lib/libgpo* /usr/lib/libgpod.so.3 /usr/lib/libgpod.so.3.0.0[/code] And, when trying to install gtkpod from source, I get the error: [code]checking for LIBGPOD... no configure: error: *** No package 'libgpod-1.0' found See `config.log' for …

Or, go into Synaptics (System>Administration>Synaptics Package Manager) and install whatever you want. KDE, GNOME, Fluxbox (don't even try), Blackbox (again), Openbox (again), IceWM (windows lookalike), etc.

Quick Google search for "biopython": [url]http://www.biopython.org/wiki/Documentation[/url] [url]http://www.bioinformatics.org/bradstuff/bp/tut/Tutorial.html[/url]

Python is one of the best languages I have ever used, after trying C, C++, Java, Ruby, and Perl. It's good for full-applications as well as small scripts.

Well, to answer your second post, your kernel doesn't seem to support user threads at the user level (as stated by the error/message). So you can fix that by either compiling or installing a new kernel.

AAH. I'm gonna try as hard as possible not to use all caps and cursing in this post. This is just ticking me off. Alright, so I upgraded to the newest AmaroK. 1.4.8. Turns out, it uses libgpod0.5.4 or something, and I need 0.6.0 to sync to my iPod. Alright, …

[QUOTE=mank;577368]hi, when i goto vmware server this is what I get, by I dont know what to download from here [url]http://www.vmware.com/download/server/drivers_tools.html[/url] btw I run XP in the vmware too, and I can install the vmware tools inside there but I cant do it for Fedora[/QUOTE] It might be the image …

I don't understand what you're asking. Can you supply more information?

I hate to be the guy that tells you to use the os module, but, wouldn't: [code]import os x = "Hello " y = "World" os.system("echo " + x + " > MasterFile.txt") os.system("echo " + y + " > MasterFile.txt")[/code] Etc. work? Or will that overwrite it?

Try: [code]sudo chown -R apache:apache templates_c[/code] If you have the root password.

When you create an interface in Glade, how do you export it as code to Python? Or to you need to import gtk.glade and call all of your widgets that way?

I'm trying to install a Python module, called PySndObj. I extracted the sources. It uses [icode]scons[/icode], so I tried to install it with it: [code]alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop/SndObj$ scons pythonmodule=true ALSA=true scons: Reading SConscript files ... Building the Sound Object Library Checking for Realtime IO support... OS is Linux... Checking for C header …

Grand Theft Auto III, Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas Maybe they aren't the BEST of all games, but the freedom and power of the games makes me enjoy them more than any games available today. Not, the killing people part, no, I mean the …

Hey, I'm beginning to write a MIDI-sequencer/sampler kind of application (ie: LMMS, FL Studio, RoseGarden) that relied solely on ALSA. Not JACK. However, if I distribute the application, I wouldn't want a huge application due to uncompressed WAV samples in the piano roll (this would be a pseudo-synth). So does …

If I were to install the packages [icode]linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22-14-rt[/icode] and [icode]linux-headers-2.6.22-14-rt[/icode], what would be the downfalls of using a realtime kernal? I'm a musician, and getting JACK set up basically requires a realtime kernal (as does every other music based thing with Linux). However, will I lose any functionality from this? …

I get this error whenever I press "Start" in JACK Control. I need this running to use Rosegarden's sound output/input. How can I get this running?

Guitar, synthesizer, music in entirety. Graphics editing, vector creation (computer? Whatever) Drawing Building a social life. My girlfriend :)

You can do: [code]if sex="M" or "m"[/code] [icode]or[/icode] and [icode]and[/icode]

Yeah, the solution to this is to remove your [icode].ssh/known_hosts[/icode] file and reconnect.

Firefox has always been my main browser, and I've always visited Daniweb on a daily basis. However, today, I opened up Daniweb (under Ubuntu Linux 7.10, Firefox 2), and my fan started whirring like crazy. I opened up a terminal and entered "top" as a command, and saw that Firefox …

Screenshot attached. The ads block the "Software Development" dropdown menu. Is there a fix for this, other than an adblock software? Because I actually like supporting Daniweb, and I like the ads there. (Firefox 2)

In the top right search bar (for Google), it used to give me good search results, ie: Typing "ubu" would pop up "Ubuntu", "Ubuntu Linux", etc. Now, "ubu" gives me "trippy", "triple mmm", and even "ubuntu lin" gives me "trishakrishnan", and some other weird hints. When I press search, it …

You can manually script your own widget for Tkinter. Google it. I haven't tried myself, but what you seem to be wanting could be done easily with a custom widget.

DSL. No, I'm totally kidding. Ubuntu should be fine with some major tweaking, if I'm not mistaken. You should be able to install some packages and fixes to get it up to speed.