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The last time I tried to use KisMac, it messed up my wireless drivers (granted, I didn't have a clue what I was doing). All I can say is back up if you don't want to have to reinstall... And sorry, I can't offer any more advice to you than …

Post your code.

>I like my idea of a Unix based Windows. It ain't going to happen. >I personally have nothing against macs or linux So since you use Windows, you're telling us that it's the best and that Macs and Linux and everything else are crap. :icon_rolleyes:

>How do you get a MAC to run a PC program or vice versa? There's also Codeweaver's [URL="http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/"]Crossover Office[/URL], which is basically a commercial version of Wine. It provides far better application support than Darwine, and gives you a nice interface to manage everything. Another link I'll toss in is …

Perhaps [URL="http://www.gnu.org/software/ncurses/"]ncurses[/URL]?

How come this highlights, then? [code=c]char* string;[/code] [inlinecode]string[/inlinecode] isn't a keyword in ANSI C.

It's not just you, Josh. The same problem exists here, and I suspect it's identical for everyone else as well.

>b.d2=day; Where did 'b' come from? I think you're trying to do too much in your operator overloading. How I would write it is for the >> operator I would just grab a value off of the input stream, and send this into one of the variables in 'a'. For …

>[inlinecode]getline(inMenu1, menuList[index].menuItem);[/inlinecode] >[inlinecode]item = menuList[index].menuItem;[/inlinecode] >[inlinecode]inMenu1 >> menuList[index].menuPrice;[/inlinecode] The operation [inlinecode]inMenu1 >>[/inlinecode] leaves behind a newline. When getline() is called again, the only thing it picks up is the stray newline, and then of course the menu name is going to be attempted to be extracted into the price. It …

>So it shouldn't hurt xp if grub is in the mbr for the disk that xp is on? No.

>linux just told me that my wireless mouse had 14% power remaining Hey! Don't get this thread off-topic. We're having such a nice discussion about school, and we don't want to ruin it, do we?

>Basically, what is the best lap top computer I can get for $1699.00? That's a very subjective question to which there is no correct answer. >I've heard that I should go with an Apple because they have less >problems than Windows based systems. Macs are fairly reliable, but that doesn't …

>I want to devlop my own font. Um, you use a font editor to develop your own font. What else do you need to know?

[quote=christina>you;369135]I don't know... Try [URL="http://www.google.com"]googling[/URL] it. ;o)[/quote] [quote=linux;369311]I did Google it. And I don't see why you should insult someone's intelligence by linking to Google.[/quote] [B]linux[/B] is correct for the most part. While it was a "suggestion", it's not as if you didn't expect him to think of trying that …

I've only ever been repped down once. I guess it's due to the fact that I'm so nice and polite to everyone, never complain, and agree with just about anybody. But seriously, I don't think a system showing who's sending the bad rep your way would be necessarily bad. The …

It kind of sounds like you don't have SATA support in your kernel. The fact that the kernel cannot mount your root partition makes me almost certain that the kernel is incapable of handling SATA drives. I'm no Red Hat expert, but you might have to choose a special option …

[URL]http://en.opensuse.org/Download[/URL] Next time try Google - it doesn't take a genius to know that plugging "download suse" into a search engine will yield a result similar to the above.

>My OS X makes the mac error noise about once every two minutes. Define "mac error noise". Do you mean the alert noise? (the default is "tink")

Hey twomers!!!!! I know you! Hang around here more :)

Something like [URL="http://www.google.com/search?q=win32+programming"]this[/URL]?

Yup.

[url]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/showthread.php?t=78546[/url]

If this is your program: [code] #include <iostream> void myFunction() { // ... } int main() { // ... }[/code] You need a prototype for the function: myFunction.h [code]void myFunction();[/code] Then you should put the function in its own .cpp file: myFunction.cpp [code] #include "myFunction.h" // just to be safe …

Software Development. But is this poll really fair, being posted in the Coffee House? I know a lot of members that never visit the Coffee House, and thus, they never see this poll. (Not that there's any better place to put it.)

Braces are hardly anything. Just wait until you try headgear coupled with braces and elastics. Two anchors are put onto the back molars, and then wires come out and attach to a strap that it placed on the back of the neck, which you wear at nighttime. At first it …

[quote]We were able to search the patent databases of the USA, Canada, Japan, and the European Union. The Unisys patent expired on 20 June 2003 in the USA, in Europe it expired on 18 June 2004, in Japan the patent expired on 20 June 2004 and in Canada it expired …

If you're new to programming, don't you think that making a web browser is biting off a little bit more than you can chew?

What graphics card do you have?

Like iamthwee already said, using eof() as a loop condition for reading file usually doesn't work, because eof() evaluates as true [I]after[/I] the read is unsuccessful. Here's a more in-depth explanation and the alternative: [URL]http://www.gidnetwork.com/b-58.html[/URL] (note: eof() == feof() ) And you can throw out [inlinecode]char f, m[/inlinecode], because of …

Now [I]I[/I] have to manually turn on the spellchecker. What did Dani change? Right after the new design, the spellchecker worked automatically. It doesn't anymore, and I don't like having to turn it on manually each time.

Most of those are probably bots. :P

Some of the changes are good. Some of the changes are bad. I'm not sure if I like this new design; what mostly annoys me is that the forum regulars now have a new site design to get used to. And by the way, making the text smaller in the …

>now i know that the problem with my program isnt with putback When you're learning a new technique which you want to incorporate in your program, it's advisable to create a separate test program which does something similar to what you plan to attempt with your original program. Doing this …

[quote=mepnoob2005;337161]Anything with kde, that works. PClinuxOS, MEPIS, kubuntu, It doesn't really matter. Kubuntu feels like a throttled back ubuntu. MEPIS is the easiest of the three to set up. For me. MEPIS has MEPIS X-Windows assistant, MEPIS user assistant, MEPIS network assistant and MEPIS system assistant. All of these make …

You can't find a better Ubuntu tutorial for installing Beryl than this one; it even comes with a video: [URL]http://lhansen.blogspot.com/2006/10/3d-desktop-beryl-and-xgl-on-ubuntu-edgy.html[/URL] Yes it's a very long process, but that doesn't mean it has to be hard.

[quote=iamthwee;369598]Bump[/quote] Good thing too, otherwise I wouldn't have seen your thread among the thousands that are posted here everyday. :icon_rolleyes: I think what you'll find, though, is that there aren't nearly as many GUI programmers compared to text-app writers in the *nix world as there are in Windows or Mac. …

Which mail client is cron configured to use when it sends out the mail?

My goodness, just get yourself an ad blocker. Getting rid of the watermark is as simple as blocking [noparse]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/dani-images/misc/dani/watermark_code.gif[/noparse]

[quote=Ancient Dragon;304840]I asked the same question a few months ago. If you go to the c++ board (or any of the other software development boards) and look at the "quick reply" edit box you will see some text in light grey color. That's a watermark.[/quote] Evidently not very many newbies …

Not sure if it has one. The [URL="http://www.ubergeek.tv/article.php?pid=22"]first hit[/URL] seems to suggest that Jedit needs a plugin to do it. [URL]http://www.google.com/search?q=jedit+%22function+browser%22[/URL]

>but I released that DX isnt for me. Im not really interested into a game development. And what do you suppose OpenGL does? Drive your car? >I am looking for a OpenGL 2.1 tutorial for complete n00bs. Honestly, I don't see your logic, but whatever. Check out this thread: [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread63827.html[/URL]

I remember reading that when it came out, and I agree completely with everything he said. However, I think part of the problem is that the power of C++ also allows for far more bad coding techniques, so even though it seems like a fairly easy language to pick up, …

Meh. I've seen worse sites before. >why did i get a bad rep????? Because it had no relation whatsoever to the original topic. >this is the geeks lounge, its supposed to be off topic! Hmm, why do you think there's a "new thread" button, then? Perhaps it's to keep topics …

How about [code] #include <stdlib.h> #include <stdio.h> int main(void) { puts("Running VMWare installer...."); system("sudo ~/YourVMWareInstallerProgram"); puts("Goodbye..."); return 0; } [/code]

Something like this? [url]http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=06/03/29/1857227[/url]

Don't complain. Up here, the dollar/gallon works out to be around $3.80 USD. Fortunately, diesel is usually about 25 cents cheaper than gasoline.

[quote=cscgal;364669]With rounded corners off, you should still see rounded corners created by images (in the header and sidebar). The rounded corners created in the page bodies are done on-the-fly with JavaScript, and those are the ones causing slowdowns.[/quote] I don't get it. With post width being fixed, all that needs …

>So, multi[I]tasking[/I] is a more simple concept of multi[I]threading[/I]? Think of it this way: you can say [I]multitask[/I] in everyday life without people looking strangely at you. In other words, you're doing multiple tasks at the same time. In the computer world, tasks are called "threads", so that's where the …

What a welcome surprise when I come back to DaniWeb after being absent for a couple of days. My signature was destroyed. Instead of a slate-green color, it burns the eyes with a shocking red. I wouldn't have minded if it had been changed back to the default dark gray, …

First of all, search the board before making any posts. Had you done this, you may have just happened to stumble upon this: [URL]http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread63827.html[/URL]