Does anyone have a recommendation for reasonable generic Nvidia video that would owrk with the existing nvidia drivers? My current version of the drivers is 304.117-1, but I could upgrade if necessary.
The script can be found here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14750650/how-to-delete-history-of-last-10-commands-in-shell
For convenience here it is:
for x in `seq $1 $2`
do
history -d $1
done
I put this in my include directory (one which I've added to the PATH) where I run many other sc...
@derobert Well, my point was more that (I presume) all the card manufacturers are not of equal quality. So the first question is what manufacturer is good. Also, is a graphics card with a fan desirable?
@Seth paging @Gilles and @StéphaneChazelas I guess.
That message is generic. It just means that the dpkg instance called by apt/apt-get failed for some motive. It doesn't explain why, how, or give hints how to solve it. As diagnostic message it is not useful.
You need to read the lines before the message (sometimes quite an amount of them) to fin...
I am writing a simple script to grep my bash history to find a particular string. On the command line, I can do the following, which works fine:
history | grep git
However, when I create a bash script with the same command as above, suddenly history returns nothing:
#!/bin/bash
history | grep...
@FaheemMitha AFAIK, neither Gilles nor I (or any sensible person I know, though that may be down to my definition of sensible ;-) use bash as his interactive shell.
@FaheemMitha shrug, you'd have to bring that up with the SuS folks. Really, it's a command mostly intended to be used from shell scripts, and changing it now would lead to a lot of pointless diagnostic messages.
E.g., when scripts use command -v to check for which of a series of commands exist.
anthony@Zia:~$ command -V which things bring bash pleasure?
which is /usr/bin/which
bash: command: things: not found
bash: command: bring: not found
bash is /bin/bash
bash: command: pleasure?: not found
The script can be found here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14750650/how-to-delete-history-of-last-10-commands-in-shell
For convenience here it is:
for x in `seq $1 $2`
do
history -d $1
done
I put this in my include directory (one which I've added to the PATH) where I run many other sc...
I am writing a simple script to grep my bash history to find a particular string. On the command line, I can do the following, which works fine:
history | grep git
However, when I create a bash script with the same command as above, suddenly history returns nothing:
#!/bin/bash
history | grep...
