I have an Apache server installed with Debian. Later, I partitioned my hard drive and installed Ubuntu on the new partition. Afterwards, I realized I could not access my Apache server while booted into Ubuntu.
How can I make it so the Apache server is accessible over the Internet no matter which...
@Seth - you were asking about cam performance on the pi - evidently SOME cameras support h264 as an output format directly from hardware... at least the gst v4l2 video source things so:
I have an encrypted Integral USB stick with LOCKV231.EXE
I was hoping that I may be able to use it in Kubuntu (12.4) through Wine, but when I right-click LOCKV231.EXE and select:
'Open with wine windows program loader'
I get a message saying:
"Please insert the device or run this utility as priv...
I know right? Direct deposit in to ten percent annual yield mutual, go on sabbatical to a hut in the Phillipines for a year or two, come back and sell the rights to the game to someone else. Seems easy enough.
The answer is that Ubuntu do not consider an up to date antivirus application important, or that they think it's enough to provide up to date virus definitions.
They have reasonable justification for this at present: there are very few viruses around that directly affect Ubuntu itself.
There a...
I belief that Unity needs somewhat of a customizability features. What better time to put it in while they are rewriting the code in C++ for version 8. I think it's more customizable than the applet features of many desktop environment like KDE, XFCE, to just name a few, because you can change/...
@foss - do you think the python-opencv team would find something like this useful so they could expose device configuration from python instead of saying "deal with it"? pastebin.com/e8ePQm91
I've always found the various python teams to be fairly open to receive new ideas - so its worth a try. Why - have they pushed back on this idea before?
that's fair. i need to wait until i have it a little more feature-ful before i dump it on a mailing list. setters at least should work, although exposing all of v4l2-ctl via function call or attribute would be ideal
seems like ubuntu needs to make a strategic choice - go it alone or make it easier for themselves and just borrow from debian just like it has always done.
yes. i know which choice i would make... and it's borrowing instead of trying to go from scratch. the thing to remember is all the neat things that get done in fewer man-hours are because there was no foundation to lay. going it alone would make things take a LOT longer and lots of feature work would be subsumed by maintenance work.
yeah, i wasn't referring specifically to upstart, but just the task of writing/tweaking startup scripts for every new or changed service would be... time consuming. wider view it only gets harder.
@fossfreedom feature wise upstart and systemd are equivalent, the only difference is that systemd supports upstart, sysv and systemd scripts while upstart only supports sysv and upstarts
well debian will borrow from red hat fedora - which means systemd. Thus ubuntu will need to maintain and develop their own stuff. Doesnt make sense to me - at least from a effort point-of-view. There must be a financial reason why to keep upstart going.
@Seth don't forget that you have to put IR emitting led/diode whatevers all around the cam to drench what you're trying to see. you really shouldn't pay extra for that though... you just remove the ir filter film.
The answer is that Ubuntu do not consider an up to date antivirus application important, or that they think it's enough to provide up to date virus definitions.
They have reasonable justification for this at present: there are very few viruses around that directly affect Ubuntu itself.
There a...
I belief that Unity needs somewhat of a customizability features. What better time to put it in while they are rewriting the code in C++ for version 8. I think it's more customizable than the applet features of many desktop environment like KDE, XFCE, to just name a few, because you can change/...
