yeah, looks like they include that header, but then define different source files for it
or they did at one point:
+if OS_WIN32
+xdgmime_win_sources = fnmatch.c \
+ fnmatch.h \
+ safe-ctype.c \
+ safe-ctype.h
+endif
and then somewhere later in the build link it funnily
Hey guys I'm running Ubuntu 11.10 and I just installed the Openbox (Desktop Environment), but as I never used it before I'm having some difficulties on configuring the menu (Right-Click). As I saw on the internet some people have a Right-Click menu like this one:
How can I have one like that? ...
@jrg i was trying to raise something like a month of living expenses in normal rural US conditions, but i'm not horribly comfortable trying to put a dollar amount on it
@aking1012 That's the only sane way to do it. What the OP wants is not possible without ACLs (may want to add that, with the mount options caveat, to make it the perfect answer)
@RolandTaylor It's the crazy folks that do it when they've been idling for an hour and pop up that are an annoyance ;)
@EliahKagan: if you edit or "disapprove" flagged answers because they appear to be legitimate attempts to answer and the parent question has no upvoted answers or an accepted one, please considering upvoting said answer so that the question is removed from the unanswered list.
After 2 years of not having used Linux at all, I am now using Ubuntu 12.04 at work.
However there are two things I don't like about it:
Tab switcher: it is very difficult to know which tab is currently selected as the tab switcher's color scheme is awful.
Mixing multiple windows of the same ap...
So anyway, my trackpad is not working after login. I found a guy that tried logging in with the Guest account (Ubuntu 12.04) and the trackpad worked. So I tried it, and it also worked.
What he did was backup all the files in his home directory and deleted them, then logged out and back in.
@nitstorm I don't remember ever getting that holiday -- musn't be mandatory (of course, the fact that mine was a Jesuit school probably had something to do with it -- did get ~8-9 day Christmas vacations :)
I'm running a 750GB system with a 240GB OS primary (C:) with Win7 on it, and a 380GB Data logical (D:). I want to install Ubuntu 12.04 on the logical partition, or at least a part of it.
So do I use WUBI and just select "D:" during install? Or do I need an .iso? Also, will resizing the logical ...
@nitstorm it's not created yet, it's halfway through the process of creation with Startup Disk Creator but I always get the checksums does not match error.
@nitstorm well it displays that dialog box, if I click yes, it retries then encounters the error again, did clicked on Yes twice, the third time I opted to just quit it.
shouldn't we flag answers with mere links or answers without technical details on how to do something as low quality answers, since we can't flag it as not an answer?