Personally, I use netbeans, even though I don't really know how to use java;)
Some features I'd want(many are in netbeans):
Easy linux install(rpm)
Modularity(A must-have)
Auto-update
Integrated Debugger
Integrated GUI editor
Fully searchable java documentation, with a treeview of all classes, their members, and a way to quickly open docs on the thing you select...
Dateline: 2999:
A teenage hacker was caught hacking into the NASA's 802.11z using chewing gum, a toy slingshot, two day-old salmon, and a ball of twine. Details at eleven.
What if they were getting rid of it after buying it from someone else who was getting rid of it after buying it from someone else ad infinitum... eventually coming to someone who was getting rid of it after 'forgetting' the password...
I thought that the Matrix movies were about Neo and the Computers and a super-intelligent AI.... What happened to that? And are the parrallel universes all within the Matrix, or what? And this is a Matrix movie, right?
If they don't comply, the restrictions will be in effect longer? What if they still don't comply?
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Was the secret code 'xyzzy'?;)
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And their webpage has a little tiny WinXP logo on its ad frame...
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Very simple:
/bin - Critical apps, but used by regular users
/sbin - Critical appes, use by the superuser
/usr/bin - Not-so-critical apps.
/lib - Critical libraries
/usr/lib - Not much difference from/lib, maybe we should symlink them?
/usr/local - Stuff that didn't come with your linux distro
/usr/local/lib - libraries that didn't come with your linux distro
/usr/local/bin - executables that didn't come with your linux distro
/usr/share - Data that everyone can read
/opt - No clue. Optional stuff, maybe?
/var - Datafiles that change frequently. Used because you may want to put it on another partition, to reduce fragmentation
/tmp - Temporary files
Hearing this, I want to upgrade, but the only ext3 patch(I use redhat 7.2) I have found is for the 2.2.19 kernel. Does anyone know where I can find one for 2.4.13?
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_Unless_ you hook your DVD playr up to a video capture card on a 306 with no tcp/ip stack and the card watermarking your video...
I think NetBeans can access CVS from its interface with a plugin(free, of course), but I'm not sure about writing to it...
Oh, and did I mention that NetBeans is written entirely in Java?
Personally, I use netbeans, even though I don't really know how to use java ;)
Some features I'd want(many are in netbeans):
Easy linux install(rpm)
Modularity(A must-have)
Auto-update
Integrated Debugger
Integrated GUI editor
Fully searchable java documentation, with a treeview of all classes, their members, and a way to quickly open docs on the thing you select...
What?! Alan is installing _Windows_?!! ;)
What about Freenet?
hmm... it always crached for me...
Dateline: 2999: A teenage hacker was caught hacking into the NASA's 802.11z using chewing gum, a toy slingshot, two day-old salmon, and a ball of twine. Details at eleven.
*Slaps his forehead* Of course! How could I have forgotten...
How to fix: in any file that is linked in: add: void deactivate_page(struct page *){}
2.6KHz, you mean...
Why not have it patch and unpatch the VM during the configure script?
What if they were getting rid of it after buying it from someone else who was getting rid of it after buying it from someone else ad infinitum... eventually coming to someone who was getting rid of it after 'forgetting' the password...
I thought that the Matrix movies were about Neo and the Computers and a super-intelligent AI.... What happened to that? And are the parrallel universes all within the Matrix, or what? And this is a Matrix movie, right?
They say that you should've backuped. ;)
Kernels with odd minor versions are experimental. We need to maintain a stable tree. And hopefully in 2.6.x devfs will be the de facto standard.
If they don't comply, the restrictions will be in effect longer? What if they still don't comply?
Was the secret code 'xyzzy'? ;)
And their webpage has a little tiny WinXP logo on its ad frame...
Very simple: /lib, maybe we should symlink them?
/bin - Critical apps, but used by regular users
/sbin - Critical appes, use by the superuser
/usr/bin - Not-so-critical apps.
/lib - Critical libraries
/usr/lib - Not much difference from
/usr/local - Stuff that didn't come with your linux distro
/usr/local/lib - libraries that didn't come with your linux distro
/usr/local/bin - executables that didn't come with your linux distro
/usr/share - Data that everyone can read
/opt - No clue. Optional stuff, maybe?
/var - Datafiles that change frequently. Used because you may want to put it on another partition, to reduce fragmentation
/tmp - Temporary files
you accidentally delete some critical GUI file? ;)
[root@42.42.42.42 /]# exit
Hearing this, I want to upgrade, but the only ext3 patch(I use redhat 7.2) I have found is for the 2.2.19 kernel. Does anyone know where I can find one for 2.4.13?
What about Net2Phone?
BTW, anyone know where I can find an ext3 patch for 2.4.13? I'm also looking for the maestro3 module. They come with RedHat 7.2, but only on 2.4.9...