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I didn't even know what jp2 files were. A quick Google search for "jp2 viewer linux" yields: [url]http://linux.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Graphics/XnView-4612.shtml[/url]

A debugger. HAHA ;)

[QUOTE=sneekula;566600]Here is the spiel: [code]a += b Roughly equivalent to a = a + b a -= b Roughly equivalent to a = a - b a *= b Roughly equivalent to a = a * b a /= b Roughly equivalent to a = a / b a //= …

[QUOTE=aot;566103]If it's not possible to play them from within the GUI, is it possible to at least have the person press a button that will automatically open the correct player and play them?[/QUOTE] [code]import os os.system("vlc movie.mov")[/code]

Use Pidgin.

Why not install [icode]hwinfo[/icode], and use [code]hwinfo > HardwareInfo[/code] And use the file [icode]HardwareInfo[/icode] to check?

When I plug my wireless mouse, iPod, tablet, guitar processor, etc. into my laptop, they WORK, but they don't show up in [icode]lsusb[/icode]. I just get a blank output. Anyone have any idea as how to fix this?

When Ubuntu Hardy Heron arrives, will I be able to upgrade without formatting my harddrive? So I can keep all of my music, documents, applications, etc.

He's talking about the textual ads that pop up when you roll over certain keywords.

Can someone tell me why downloading a file would cause problems, unless it was a rootkit or something?

AAH. I hate you for posting this. SO ADDICTING.

So you're trying to compile code written for 2.2.X on 2.6.18? Why doesn't that seem logical to me?

Well, download the sources and just read the sticky in the *nix software forum to compile it. Much better.

[code]yum install kernal-sourcecode[/code] I think that should do it. Or find it in your package manager.

[QUOTE=tiger86;544417]It does use unix.[/QUOTE] We know it does. Linux, however, doesn't use any UNIX code. EDIT: I recommend Ubuntu for beginners.

I have an iPod touch (jailbroken, of course). It's my pride and joy. I absolutely love it. As for storage, I doubt you should need to put your 150gb collection onto a device. I remember I had a 4gb iPod Mini and I had to uncheck all the songs that …

Does anyone know how to find the firewire GUID directly from a device? Seeing as my iPod isn't being picked up by USB, if I can find the GUID straight from its terminal, I could easily fix my problem. Anyone? I tried [icode]grep -i Serial[/icode], but that doesn't work.

Alright, I'm trying to make a small GUI application that'll allow me to run a .ck file (with ChucK) from a GUI, from a preset directory. Okay, so I have: [code=python]from Tkinter import * class chuckrun: def __init__(self, master): ui = Frame(master) ui.pack() self.file = Entry(ui, text="Filename") self.file.pack(side=LEFT) self.play = …

When you open it up in VLC it should tell you that it's broken, and it'll attempt to fix it, if I'm not mistaken.

As for "learning the basics", wireless configuration under Linux is about as basic as it'll get.

Why would you have 40 tabs open in the first place?

Yes. Open Abiword and navigate to the directory you saved it in, and find the filename with your document's title along with ~ in it. Use that, resave it.

Is there any way to, say, route vkeybd to LMMS or Audacity, or any synth that uses ALSA to LMMS / Audacity (which also use ALSA)?

Sometimes, randomly, my GNOME environment crashed back to the GDM login screen. I just lost everything I was doing (I did save, but not too recently). It's not a huge issue, just all my applications crashed and my environment. Also, sometimes I get theme errors with starting it in the …

What is OSC? I installed this application, akaRemote.app, onto my iPod touch (with Wifi capabilities), which says it's a controller for sending and recieving OSC signals to the iPod. [url]http://www.iamas.ac.jp/~aka/iphone/akaRemote.html[/url] [quote] You can send pre-deined OSC messages from iPhone to Max/MSP and from Max/MSP to iPhone.[/quote] So, my question is: …

If you're on Linux/UNIX, you can use a bash command to accomplish this, with: [code]#!/usr/bin/bash/ import os os.system(datetime + ">file.txt")[/code]

Try opening notepad, and typing: [code]print "Hello, World!"[/code] Save it as [icode]helloworld.py[/icode] and run it as [icode]python helloworld.py[/icode]. Your Python install may be either outdated, insanely, or just broken. If this doesn't work, try reinstalling Python.

Why don't you use Synaptics Package Manager to install it instead?

You could try [icode]os.system(vlc 7_songs/Monday.mp3)[/icode], but I don't know if that's what you want, or even if that works that way.

Don't put them as strings, then. Put it as an array. [code]myWord = ["m", "o", "v", "i", "e"][/code] This way, you can access the letters as [icode]myWord[0][/icode] => "m".

I feel sorry the cat who justs wants to play around but his buddy's not up for anything. It's like highschool today. People trying to get their friends up to do stuff, but they're too lazy and on marijuana to do anything.

Blah, I hate build errors. Especially when I seem to have all the right dependencies installed. [code]wxw/mAParentFrame.cpp:950: error: variable or field ‘OnAbout’ declared void wxw/mAParentFrame.cpp:950: error: ‘int mAParentFrame::OnAbout’ is not a static member of ‘class mAParentFrame’ wxw/mAParentFrame.cpp:950: error: ‘wxCommandEvent’ was not declared in this scope wxw/mAParentFrame.cpp:950: error: ‘event’ was not …

Does one exist? Like the Glade Interface Designer and wxGlade, only to build Tkinker UIs. This would need to be run on Linux/UNIX.

Maybe your RAID port is bad? Or your motherboard.

Does PyObjC ([url]http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyobjc/[/url]) run on Linux? It says it does, but when I try to run [icode]setup.py[/icode], I get the following error: [code]alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop/pyobjc-1.3.7$ python setup.py ** using pyobjc source-deps py2app for building You're not running on MacOS X, and don't use GNUstep I don't know how to build PyObjC on …

When I try to build ChucK (the audio programming language), I get the error: [code]alex@alex-laptop:~$ cd Desktop/chuck-1.2.1.1/ alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop/chuck-1.2.1.1$ cd src alex@alex-laptop:~/Desktop/chuck-1.2.1.1/src$ make linux-alsa make -f makefile.alsa make[1]: Entering directory `/home/alex/Desktop/chuck-1.2.1.1/src' g++ -D__LINUX_ALSA__ -c -O3 -D__CK_SNDFILE_NATIVE__ ugen_filter.cpp g++ -D__LINUX_ALSA__ -c -O3 -D__CK_SNDFILE_NATIVE__ ugen_stk.cpp g++ -D__LINUX_ALSA__ -c -O3 -D__CK_SNDFILE_NATIVE__ ugen_xxx.cpp g++ -D__LINUX_ALSA__ …

These applications have recently shown up in my processes list (via top), and I can't kill them. They're taking up a huge load of CPU and are making my fan go crazy. What's up with this?

Who cares about what an operating system LOOKS like, seriously? Pick a theme that's good for you, and pick an operating system that does what you want. If the operating system isn't good enough for you, install patches or get a new one. Eyecandy seems to be everyone's first pick …

Woah, what a 2 year gravedig/bump!

Do you mean to use it with your code or to download it to a directory?

C Programming for Dummies C Programming (in the O'Reilly series) Google for C books

Hmm. I attached a screenshot, and this is a little glitch that I can't seem to fix. I fixed a small squares issue (where the font was all squares, check my blog in my signature). Yet I still have this issue where the menu and time/date applet is black on …

Mark this as solved so others don't wander in here trying to fix this for you =]

Why is this in the Python section...?

Well, I know there's prebuilt binaries for the iPhone, so you can probably Google for Blackberry Python interpretters.

Hahaha. That's funny. You can always just use character map. I also recommend the book by O'Reilly publishing for learning Python.

I think it's because you have "bind" in there twice. Try [icode]/usr/sbin/named -u bind -g -c /etc/namedb/named-lan.conf[/icode]

It's a spin off of "python" and "usr". Because, I use python, so I'm a python user, but the "usr" comes from "#!/usr/bin/python" at the beginning of *NIX pythons scripts.

How about trying to make the height of the form 1280 or whatever the resolution is, then set the width to 800 or whatever your width is? Set borderstyle to 0 or whatever the noBorder number is.

I think what ithelp said should do it, if I read your post correctly. You need to make a basic quizzing program? Just add textboxes and buttons on your form and then use some basic commands to compare the answers to the input.