I will say one cool thing about Terminology is it incorporates the concept of helpers - by default its listings will hyperlink files and web links videos, audio, whatever depending on their xdg associations.
I have all the libraries that I need installed, but for some reason gcc can't find one of them even though it has the right -L option. Was going to post a Q on SO about that actually.
I am trying to compile the Terminology terminal emulator (btw this does some very cool things and is work checking out). However the build fails giving me the following error:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lecore_input
After some messing around with using make -n to print the commands being (or wo...
@mikeserv Haven't tried it, wanted to find out why it wasn't compiling. I have found the reason - libecore_input.so is a dead link. Seems like a bug in the package.
Note: zsh will complain about "bad patterns" if you don't configure it to accept "inline comments" for most of the examples here and don't run them through a proxy shell as I have done with sh <<-\CMD.
Ok, so, as I stated in the comments above, I don't know specifically about bash's set -E, but ...
And it was for a bounty.
But the bounty was never awarded. I didn't mind - and said specifically that it could pass me over because I don't know anything about -E
Oh, man. @Graeme. Get all of the paqckages from the ZEnlightenment site.
I'll show you. Unless you do it all through your package manager, you need to do none of it.
@mikeserv I just installed all the deps from the Debian repositories. It is just that there has been a did link created for one of the libraries. I'm trying to work out if it is a packaging issue or an ldconfig issue.
I have libecore 1.7.7 in testing and libecore 1.8.6-1 in unstable. The unstable one is the one I have installed. But not all the libs are from unstable, so seemingly I currently have a e17/e18 mix
By the way, I also use the enlightenment DE - it blows Gnome away in both speed and flexibility.
Whatever you do, you're going to wind up halfway there anyway since Terminology and Enlightenment share all the same core deps. It might be worth playing around with installing it.
What I'm trying to figure out though is why ldconfig would give me /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libecore_input.so -> libecore_input.so.1.8.6 when I have libecore_input.so.1.7.7. I know the best solution is to upgrade, but I'm confused as to how I got the dodgy link in the first place.
You're either talking about a FUSE filesystem (filesystem in userspace - Linus calls them toys) or a custom compiled kernel OR squashfs. Squash is not exactly as you describe - you cannot simply mount a tarball for instance - not with the kernel supported VFS, anyway - but you can certainly mksqu...
That is dodgy.
Try uninstalling the lot of it.
And I didn't pointedly slight @slm in the above answer either - mine was first. He was just sure enough of his solution to answer it anyway - after the fact. And rightfully so.
@mikeserv - Yeah it's always good if you can find an alternative thread to a Q when answering it. I try not to overlap other A's. On several occasions I'll even pump up a kernel of an A rather then make my own.
One cool thing about btrfs - which I mean to make work one of these days - is with those seed volumes and btrfs device replace you can actually install an entire live image without an installation process all as just a function of the filesystem.
But that's not at all relevant to Terminology - sorry.
@mikeserv, I think I will post this as a question tomorrow - why the @*## would ldconfig create a link to libecore_input.so.1.8.6 if libecore_input.so.1.8.6 isn't installed and never has been installed.
@mikeserv essentially what it's saying is: "your data is not vulnerable to Hearbleed because we never encrypted it in the first place. therefore, even though we're sending it in cleartext over the wires, your data is completely safe."
Anyways, time to call it a night for me. I will take another look at this tomorrow. If I can't work it out I will just upgrade and trample the evidence trail.
Setting up a custom log for sshd
I realize that there is the default option already setup on OpenBSD for logging so this is an alternative if there is something either broken or mis-configured with that setup!
If you're having an issue with the regular logging facilities included with OpenBSD 5...
Chrome. I also Firefox today because I couldn't get pipelight to work correctly in Chrome. But, what do you know, it doesn't work in Firefox either. Dammit.
it's not! It's like a closed source extension to an open-source browser. They only handle flash and the like with closed-source because that's what's necessary to make it work with all of the drm out there.
Chromium is probably the largest open-source browser project out there - built on blink - which is the fastest open-source render engine.
Very nice, very convenient. But you probably should back off a version or two in your syntax when you use it - bleeding edge jquery is usually a mistake.
I'm not saying it's bad - it practically runs the internet.
But it's probably wise to be a little conservative when you choose your version.
I went to one of those alternative schools. I was kicked out of high-school at 15 for smoking pot. I went to one of the alternative schools for a few weeks afterward. They gave me the pre-ged test and I did very well - they had no recommendations for further study.
So I just quit going to school and took the test when I was 16.
Hollywood sued us out of existence - eventually some judge in New Jersey I think put an injunction on our selling the product. We had 7 days to sell off our stock because we couldn't sell it afterward.
That was cool - I was 21 years old. I was a wholesale sales consultant on commission. Mostly the newsletter allowed me to skate - I only had to maintain a few regular clients and didn't have to go digging for more, usually.
But that last week - because the injunction was on us all of our resellers would have to be singly targeted and successfully sued for it to apply to them - my regular clients propped up my commission check for that week to close to $100,000. I had just made drinking age.
I drank most of it over the next six months. Then I joined the Army.
Yeah, it was fun. But that's how I learned about the idea of proprietary code. And that's why Chrome's closed source - Hollywood.
Google would much prefer it, I'm sure, if they could open-source the whole thing - they don't make any money on the software. They make money on the ads you see when you use it.
and the fact that Google caved to the MPAA and kept H.264 in their browser is unforgivable. if they didn't intend on keeping their promise, they shouldn't have made it in the first place.
@mikeserv most PDFs are fine. see Mozilla's pdf.js.
anyway, brb. I have to switch networks for a netconsole.
@mikeserv yep, saw it in the FAQ on lkml.org. it doesn't matter anyway - I recieve a fair amount of HTML email, but I barely send any email to anyone who would accept HTML email so I just turned it off long ago
I remember distinctly, actually. I was emailing Eric Raymond about a small typo on a FAQ he wrote and I turned off rich formatting. I think I meant to turn it back on but I never did...
anyway.
weird - there's a message on the front page of lkml.org that's newer than mine, but mine doesn't show. anyone know why that might be?
I thought it would be a nice idea if we could have a question thread where everyone posts an answer where they introduce themselves, talk about themselves a little bit, and tell the community their motivation for participating on this site (unix.stackexchange.com).
Some SE sites don't have much ...
I told you about the singing and the Baptist family? He was the son of my grandfather the preacher - my mother's brother. They're both gone now - mom and Uncle Robert - but both of them could sing.
My uncle was also a phenomenal piano player.
He would sit at the piano - mostly before he got sober - and just riot it.
@mikeserv I remember something vaguely. You said when you were in Hawaii you liked to sing karoake, because as a child you used to sing in a choir? Or maybe just sing?
Wait a minute - @FaheemMitha do you ask did they reject all of my bid or have I written all of my autobiography? Yes to the first and no to the second.
I am trying to compile the Terminology terminal emulator (btw this does some very cool things and is work checking out). However the build fails giving me the following error:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lecore_input
After some messing around with using make -n to print the commands being (or wo...
Setting up a custom log for sshd
I realize that there is the default option already setup on OpenBSD for logging so this is an alternative if there is something either broken or mis-configured with that setup!
If you're having an issue with the regular logging facilities included with OpenBSD 5...
