should we dupe close this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/236993/using-visual-studio-for-ubuntu It's not exactly the same question, but it's "how do i cross-platform C/C++ on linux"
well there was a "cross-platform" note in the question...and VS has no cross-platform deployment options, whereas some IDEs do. i thought the answers were more helpful on the first one
yeah. qt does cross platform deployment. code::blocks has support for different compile targets and project types. eclipse cdt has compiler options for specifying mingw/gcc and library configuration. i thought pointing him to C++ IDEs with feature listings would be the most useful solution.
Was I rude here in the comments? "-1. This is a copy/paste from the README." "@gertvdijk please put down your childish behavior [...]" askubuntu.com/a/236969/88802
I have installed CentOS 6.3, OpenSUSE 12.1 and Ubuntu 12.04 on vmware workstation 9, on all of these when I use ping to check network connectivity receive proper answer, but when try to update them using yum, yast and apt-get, they all return an error message meaning "can't reach repository". I c...
@gertvdijk - I already asked there, but was hoping someone of you, the Ubuntu guys, may know more about it. http://serverfault.com/questions/460143/linux-ubuntu-vs-centos-ldap-client-for-389-ds-password-policy
@gertvdijk - I can't find the question you are referring to. Link? And yes - I am playing with 389-ds on 12.04, so far so good, except the proper password policies. On that same Ubuntu 12.04 389-ds CentOS client gets notifications and everything, but the Ubuntu LDAP client does not. The Ubuntu client works only if I enable shadowAccount objectClass
Typically, I set the timezone of my computer's clock by changing the .bashrc file, appending, say, TZ='America/Los_Angeles'; export TZ such that whenever date is invoked the right time in the right timezone is returned. However, after probing awesome, it seems that running echo $TZ in awesome ret...
I am trying to make a bootable flash drive with Linux on it for my Mac. I have Ubuntu desktop downloaded, and it is in my downloads. The instructions on the Ubuntu website tell me I need to convert the ISO to IMG (of course, because its a Mac, and I cannot boot otherwise, so converting is necessa...
I recently suggested an edit, and the Community user rejected it within a fraction of a second.
What causes this behavior, and what can one do to prevent it from happening?
Is this possibly related to me logging on from the computer next to the one I usually use?
When the Community user rejects an edit during the grace period there is no obvious reason visible (example).
Community♦ reviewed this 1 hour ago: Reject
This causes some confusion for the user who suggested the edit. See also:
Why does the Community User reject / approve edits?
What cau...
When does the Community♦ "user" reject suggested edits? What was bad about this particular suggested edit, please?
http://stackoverflow.com/suggested-edits/258612
I believe that the Community user did not reject this edit suggestion. What happens is that when a reviewer clicks Improve button instead of Accept or Reject then unchecks the Suggested edit was helpful checkbox before submitting the edit, the suggestion will show up as rejected by the Community ...
good grief.
if he does this, then clicks that, and unchecks this... O_O
@iSeth Oh, I only did one out of 7 assignments ... It's just "enough". I'm shifting through our book for the exams, but I missed two weeks, so ... can't really catch up on the sheets.
our wifi thermostats at work have to connect to a open wifi network. you can't get it to talk to a secured (WPA or WEP)
@AbrahamVanHelpsing right now, i'm considering taking this and making a cronjob that will upload a new adobe-flash-player style package to the PPA every night.
@jrg that could work i guess. i was more thinking not properly debianinzing it really. just running all the gyp stuff localy, adding a make install rule for cp chrome /opt/bin/chromium-browser, pushing the HUGE tree, and making a static build on LP. the LP server/sandbox might croak on the huge swap req though...even just building release
reasons: rhel support, customization of some oddball things that makes exploit stuff that works across other distros not work on rhel, first to disable ptrace on a stock install for fighting the linux implementation of createremotethread, approved authentication card driver stuff working there first, etc etc
When does the Community♦ "user" reject suggested edits? What was bad about this particular suggested edit, please?
http://stackoverflow.com/suggested-edits/258612
