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>is debian like a command line interface? It is if you don't install X. If you're going to install Debian, I recommend downloading the net-install CD anyway. There's no real reason to download all 20 CDs unless you're installing a lot of X applications without an internet connection.

More information, please. What was the source format of the video (what you inputted into the converter), and what format did Aimersoft output the video as? Did the converted video have any green, or did this problem only occur after it was uploaded to YouTube?

I presume you're using File->Import Bookmarks...?

Yeah, that is odd. Why did Microsoft create XP when there was nothing wrong with Windows 98? :icon_rolleyes:

Have you ever considered that there isn't necessarily a Linux operating system that corresponds with each Microsoft Windows release?

Sorry for the confusion. May I point you to [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/faq.php?faq=daniweb_policies"]our rules[/URL], which better explain the situation. Keep It Organized states that [quote]Do not manually post "fake" signatures in your posts. Instead, you may create a sitewide signature within the user control panel. Posts must contain actual content and substance and …

What language are you programming in?

fopen, then fread() or fgets() depending on what kind of file you're trying to read. Why don't you go look it up, because I don't feel like helping someone who's too lazy to even bother posting their questions in the right forum.

[QUOTE=Infarction;481843]I'm sure there's gotta be some viruses out there, they just never made the news. Kinda like a lot of the Mac-targeted viruses up till fairly recently. Not newsworthy enough, so no publicity, so nobody realizes they exist.[/QUOTE] The Unix-based "viruses" seem to be pretty lame, in my opinion. I …

You're referring to the compiler bootstrapping process, which is a sort of chicken and egg scenario. The gist of it is that early compilers/assemblers were written in machine code in a very basic form, then used to compile more complex compilers. Nowadays there are usually more sophisticated methods for bootstrapping …

Actually, text editors are completely unnecessary. Who needs an editor when you're equipped with 'cat' and some perfectly good redirection operators? [code]localhost:~ $ cat > textfile the most user-friendly way to enter text! ^D localhost:~ $[/code] Oh, and as an added bonus, 'cat' uses 9 KB less disk space than …

npviewer.bin is part of the Adobe Flash plugin for Linux, and there's a known bug which causes the Linux version to use up oodles of CPU even when idling. Adobe hasn't bothered to fix it, so basically the only workaround, short from uninstalling it, is to kill the npviewer.bin process …

In order to accomplish that, you'll need a root shell. If your root account is enabled, you can authenticate yourself with 'su', otherwise just run "sudo bash" (or whatever shell you prefer) and enter your password. Once you've obtained the root shell, you can run the source command and proceed …

>does anyone know where i can get a free dvd ripper that converts DVD to Mov You can use a variety of tools; the best ones I've found are [URL="http://www.mactheripper.org/"]MacTheRipper[/URL] and [URL="http://handbrake.m0k.org/"]HandBrake[/URL]. HandBrake is er, handy (sorry I can't help it) because it also handles conversion of video into other …

Try installing mplayerplug-in.

There might be an iframe that you can block, effectively removing the whitespace. I can't remember exactly though, as I've disabled ads through my control panel (sorry, moderators and sponsors only :p).

[QUOTE=tiger86;685173]I love DaniWeb and I don't care for IE that much. I went onto the site and it didn't work properly in firefox,chrome, or opera. It worked better in chrome then it did in FireFox and Opera so I am not sure if your trying to make it Chrome compliant. …

>Do you use any anti-virus software Nope. >Do you find it to be effective in protecting your system from the countless viruses >spreading via Internet? I primarily use Unix or Unix-like operating systems, which don't seem to be especially vulnerable to viruses. >Has anything ever managed to slip through? Nope.

From the [icode]set[/icode] manpage: [quote]When this option is on, if a simple command fails for any of the reasons listed in Consequences of Shell Errors or returns an exit status value >0, and is not part of the compound list following a while, until, or if keyword, and is not …

You can't exactly map each Windows directory to a corresponding Unix directory, but here's an article that goes over the uses of most of the common directories in a standard Unix filesystem. [url]http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/library/au-speakingunix11/[/url]

Is this a purely console-based program, or does it use some sort of windowing libraries? Does the program work if you build it under the 'release' configuration?

How about: [url]http://llbb.wordpress.com/2007/06/14/installing-tftp-on-fedora/[/url] You might not want to use vi if you're not familiar with it though :)

>Red hat linux in obsolete now So is the post you're replying to.

Don't bother. The next operating system that you install on the hard drive will almost certainly wipe out the MBR that contains GRUB you're noticing right now. If you really must do it, boot up the Linspire CD, obtain a root prompt, and enter the following: [code]dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda bs=512 …

DiskWarrior has a very high reputation in hard drive recovery.

rtsp streams can't be directly downloaded through a Mac web browser. There are various programs that can do it, probably one of the best free ones that can do it is the Unix mplayer binary. Once installed, you can run the following at a command prompt to rip an rtsp …

Post the exact error messages you receive when you try to run 'startx' after login.

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>If it's installed but you get an error when running it regarding a database being >out of date, run the updatedb (/usr/bin/updatedb) command then try locate again. That's assuming that they're using the GNU findutils implementation of the 'locate' utility. For example, on BSD you'd generally have to run the …

If you intend to run calc.exe ON the Unix server, you'll need some sort of emulation/translation software first. Assuming that your Unix server is capable of executing Linux binaries, one program that comes to mind is VMWare Server. It's free, you don't need an X11 environment to run the server …

[quote=orko3001;248970]I didn't think the macbookpro has a fan... Can't hear one and a freind told me that's why it get so hot.[/quote] All laptops have fans... even the MacBook Pro. It's normal not to hear the fan, because it's usually spinning at low speed. Run the processor harder, and the …

>How do you download and install linux programs? Nothing that I downloaded and >installed doesn't work, linux version or not. I need help on doing this. Try a package manager first. It has a huge list of software available for your distribution, and can automatically download and install the programs …

I agree, this thread has run its course.

Is this a job offer, or do you have a specific question to ask?

Yes, I believe that some flying objects could potentially be unidentified.

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Nope. You might recall that we have a "Keep it Legal" rule in place here.

You'll want to create two partitions: an HFS+ partition for the Mac data, and an NTFS partition for Windows. I'd recommend using Time Machine to keep your Mac data backed up onto the Mac partition, and Windows Backup (or whatever you use on Windows) for XP.

Do you have Libtool installed?

That's what happens when you use illegal copies of software.

The first thing you should do is install the Apple Developer Tools. It's included on one of the installation discs that came with your Mac, or alternatively, you can download it from Apple's website. Among other things, it includes gcc (the compiler you'll be using), and Xcode (an integrated development …

Try deleting the Entourage preferences file. This can sometimes get corrupted. It's located in ~/Library/Preferences/com.microsoft.Entourage.plist

[url]http://support.microsoft.com/kb/309044[/url]

I think it would be a good idea. Presently we have no way of knowing if the "forwarded message" is in its unaltered form (or whether the alleged sender actually sent that at all). Creating a "report PM" feature would provide a foolproof mechanism for ensuring that the PM is …

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Does ssh connect outside your home network? Check your firewall/routing software to make sure that telnet and ssh connections are actually being sent to your home server. Another piece of advice: don't use telnet. The fact that it's plaintext and completely unencrypted means usernames and passwords are being sent out …

>How do I install Fedora OS in a VMware virtual machine? Same way you would install Fedora on a regular machine. After you've set up the virtual machine so that its optical drive points to the installation image (either the physical drive in your computer if you burned the disk, …

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