@OliverSalzburg no, it's a quickstart guide to windows 7, it's extremely thorough. it's more polite than saying the feature is not that good. it just says the settings aren't preserved after a restart, or something. if i recall.
I have a new laptop battery that I charge to 100% and then discharge to 50% and charge again as Li-ion batteries should not be totally discharged.
However, today I noticed that after it showed 100% and I unplugged it, it jumped to 94% in a split second.
The moment I put it back in charge, it show...
@Hennes He is from my country, I can say that from the name. Here we have two lines, a 220V,15A line and a 220V, 5A line. You know it, intrinsically, because there will only be one or two 15A lines in the house. Probably in the kitches when the fridge is
Is it possible to run this bash script in a MAC ? http://karve.in/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/The_Hindu_Delhi.sh It was made for running in Gnu/Linux OS
I always try to get people to use either sh (plain shell, working with just about all shells, but less features. But heck, as long as those features are not used....) or to let it start with env (#!/usr/bin/env bash)
macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2004/02/24/bash.html -> In the switch from Jaguar to Panther, one of the footnotes that has occasionally been mentioned is the switch from tcsh to bash as the default shell in Mac OS X.
@Hennes shells aren't that big anyway; also, the filesize of /bin/bash and /bin/sh is the same, so I'm guessing that /bin/sh is either a copy or hardlink to /bin/bash (it's not a symlink because I can see it from the attributes)
fairly mystified at why csh and tcsh are there since they suck a lot, but there is a very significant fringe fanbase of zsh
On several Linux distrubutions /bin/sh was indeed a hardlink to /bin/bash. On startup the program checks argv[0] (its name) and if that was sh it behaved as a posix compatible shell with no bash features.
As for [t]csh. elm sucks as a mailer. Bit I have used it since 1991 and see no good enough reason to change. Might be the same with [t]-csh shell users
Aha --spider When invoked with this option, Wget will behave as a Web spider, which means that it will not download the pages, just check that they are there. For example, you can use Wget to check your book- marks:
I never used curl, si I am peeking in manpages atm
Error code 22 might be used instead.
HTTP page not retrieved. The requested url was not found or returned another error with the HTTP error code being 400 or above. This return code only appears if -f/--fail is used
Well, on windows 7 you have only the ability for slide shows, but there is fortunately a trick to enable desktop video background on Windows 7 using the Vista DLL files.
Now I was wondering if it's possible to run a Full Screen DirectX/Opengl application AS a desktop background in Windows 7? Is ...