@NathanOsman Dyld Error Message:
Library not loaded: /usr/lib/libc++.1.dylib
Referenced from: /Applications/nitroshare.app/Contents/MacOS/nitroshare
Reason: image not found
I am trying to statically link libc++ on OSX 10.9 64 bit
Here's what I did :
1) Build a libc++64.a with fPIC added by modifying the script "buildit" which comes with the libc++ source.
2) Building all my own sources with fPIC and adding my own include path to the new libc++ source include dire...
Anybody knows a more polite/friendly way to tell that guy to EDIT his Q for providing command outputs than pasting the lsblk result into a comment? askubuntu.com/q/586880/367990
@AlexClem Why? I told him several times to do so and he does not follow my instructions. I think I am still waiting for some command outputs I requested many comments earlier.
@AlexClem I saw, but I definitely won't react on comments to other people's answers. Btw you edit did not get approved yet. I can't see it yet... :-( Damn rep restrictions!
I did my Bootable USB with Ubuntu 14.0.4 last week with LiveLinux from a windows 7 machine. They also have a great page to help you set it up. After Your done you can either boot to install or just run directly from the key.
Little Tutorial:
Download LinuxLive USB Creator if not already done ...
remastersys.com expired yesterday and the community should pay for the renewal service for at least 100 years for his great work.
I know this is irrelevant and please pardon me if it disturbs.
Oh, and @AlexClem, this is not correct, because the indentation of the lsblk columns is wrong. I wonder how they were in the original. (Because comments remove multiple spaces)
That is another reason why he should have done that himself!
@Seth are you sure about that edit here askubuntu.com/questions/586670/… It really really sounds like someone got access on his machine that should not have access.
@AlexClem I left him a rather angry command telling him he has to support me when I try to help him and not let me pull every information out of his nose! (this is a German collocation, so sorry if it is wrong in English, it might be at least funny ;D)
I'm heavily against closing a question just because an EOL release was mentioned. In this case the OP should definitely upgrade but that doesn't mean it a) can't be answered (even if the answer is reinstall, it isn't worth fixing) or b) isn't useful to someone else.
I have mainly two accounts on my 14.10 laptop: Mine (admin) and my brother's (restricted).
Now when my brother is logged in and runs some applications like firefox with flash player, it consumes much CPU. I have an Intel 2GHz, 2 cores, but with software rendering because of half-broken graphics...
How can I pause an rsync that's running?
First time I did Ctrl+C to kill it and used the -P flag to run again. Is this prone to corrupt the current file transfer?
Second time I simply put MacOS to sleep (by closing the lid). Looking at the running process I can see 2 (not sure why) with a stat...
But why do they annoy people with the message they should move their conversation to chat while only mods can do that?
@Virusboy Did I have a FAT32 problem? I discussed it with Fabby long ago and just stumbled over a Q where somebody refuted what I learned from him, and so did you.
@Virusboy Ah, there I meant those maybe 15 posts here in chat you and rinzwind did after I asked Fabby about whether his or the info of the guy that answered the Q was right. My sentence got complicated... :P
oh and I leave you with this news item: http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2015/02/linux-has-2000-new-developers-and-gets-10000-patches-for-each-version/
Nearly 2,000 developers started contributing to Linux in the past 15 months, making up nearly half of all developers writing code for the open source operating system kernel. The new developers are helping fuel an ever-bigger Linux community, according to the latest Linux Kernel Development report, which will be released today by the Linux Foundation. The report is expected to be available at http://www.linuxfoundation.org/publ…
LMDE is Debian, pure and simple. In fact, I simply removed the mint repos from my laptop and pointed it to testing and everything worked fine. It's 100% Debian.
I've been meaning to post about this for a while. On my machine (LMDE, firefox, various versions) the letter i on AU is not displayed properly:
You will need to zoom in a bit to see it clearly, but the i looks like this:
I'm having problems with my nvidia configuration so I decided to shut down X, re-generate the xorg.conf file and give that a go. I log out and at the login screen I hold Alt + Ctrl + F1 to go to the first terminal screen. My monitors indicate there's no signal. Other terminals are the same. Alt +...
Thinking of posting part II of meta.askubuntu.com/questions/11890/…: remove GNOME Remix (Ubuntu GNOME has been official for what, over a year?), replace Backtrack with Kali
@muru no problems here... although Kali is a Debian fork now not an Ubuntu fork anyway... so Backtrack is technically still more accurate when thinking "Ubuntu derivatives not to ask about"... but now we're splitting hairs.
I am trying to statically link libc++ on OSX 10.9 64 bit
Here's what I did :
1) Build a libc++64.a with fPIC added by modifying the script "buildit" which comes with the libc++ source.
2) Building all my own sources with fPIC and adding my own include path to the new libc++ source include dire...
I did my Bootable USB with Ubuntu 14.0.4 last week with LiveLinux from a windows 7 machine. They also have a great page to help you set it up. After Your done you can either boot to install or just run directly from the key.
Little Tutorial:
Download LinuxLive USB Creator if not already done ...
And display the contents of the file in the stdout using #!/bin/bash
remastersys.com expired yesterday and the community should pay for the renewal service for at least 100 years for his great work.
I know this is irrelevant and please pardon me if it disturbs.
I have mainly two accounts on my 14.10 laptop: Mine (admin) and my brother's (restricted).
Now when my brother is logged in and runs some applications like firefox with flash player, it consumes much CPU. I have an Intel 2GHz, 2 cores, but with software rendering because of half-broken graphics...
How can I pause an rsync that's running?
First time I did Ctrl+C to kill it and used the -P flag to run again. Is this prone to corrupt the current file transfer?
Second time I simply put MacOS to sleep (by closing the lid). Looking at the running process I can see 2 (not sure why) with a stat...
Like main/universe/restricted and so on?
I've been meaning to post about this for a while. On my machine (LMDE, firefox, various versions) the letter i on AU is not displayed properly:
You will need to zoom in a bit to see it clearly, but the i looks like this:
