@Jivings I checked the FAQ, from the section on formatting messages there is a mention that some links will be automatically inlined, amongst those mentioned are images, so I inferred that was an acceptable way of posting images. But on closer inspection I see that the FAQ that is linked to is for chat.
I notice I have the insert image tab when I actually start to create a question, so as per your suggestion, I'll use that method :)
This is a very important question, so I'm going to be as thorough as possible, please try to read as much as you can.
There are many ways to address vulnerabilities, however the first thing you should know is that Linux isn't as susceptible to intrusion as other Operating Systems. This is mainly...
@Jivings or logging for that matter at some point someone is going to post a question and everyone's 1st response will be what do the logs say and most likely they won't even know what we are talking about
@Jivings especially since it was on an ibm with mbs (a very nonstandard bus which was what killed the ibm pc) I like that "dealing with prolems - sounds better than old
@jivings will be interesting to see what niches actually appear for the niche will it really become an educational thing for kids not just old guys into electronucs and computers I have not seen a single post from a child with a real question have you
@dunsmoreb I figured it out because I downvoted an answer -1 for me (what I don't quite understand now is why downvoting an answer is considered a bad thing and results in -1 for me?
I've just read that downvoting is used to ban poor askers. However, there are many, many members who will never dare downvote anything because of that little 1 rep. (Besides, I think downvoting is not taken into account in the 200 daily reputation limit, but I'm not sure.) This has, as a side eff...
Do any of the standard distributions come with Objective C environment?
As far as I'm aware neither Debian, Fedora, nor Arch Linux come with an Objective-C compiler, or any other related tools, by default. You will need to install them via their respective package managers.
Is there anyw...
If you are on Debian Squeeze, install Chromium. It is substantially faster:
http://elinux.org/RPi_Chromium
Upgrading to Debian Wheezy (http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1435) also gives a significant speed boost.
First choice for speed is to use Raspbian, a Debian Wheezy distribution built wi...
Do any of the standard distributions come with Objective C environment?
As far as I'm aware neither Debian, Fedora, nor Arch Linux come with an Objective-C compiler, or any other related tools, by default. You will need to install them via their respective package managers.
Is there anyw...
Couldn't you theoretically cross-compile clang for Raspberry Pi on another, faster machine?
I'm sure I read somewhere that the RPi can be used without a mouse, but is this 100% true?
(I am planning on using debian.)
To what extent can I control it without a mouse? Will I be able to do everything with just a keyboard, or are there some features or applications I would need a mouse for?
@dunsmoreb Probably tomorrow, but... I realized I was kinda going off on a tangent here with that anyway (that's the trouble with trying to write about one thing while having a conversation about something else). Here's my take on @Jiving's post from earlier:
I'm addressing two different (if related) issues, so trying to cheat on the raspi post by lumping it into a MSO post just ends up confusing things.
As one of my teammates said, the first revision of my MSO post basically laid out a description of several problems and then presented a solution that didn't completely address them - biting off too much at once. That's why I went ahead and just posted an answer to @Jivings's meta post yesterday.
@Shog9 I was wondering if it was possible to relieve a tag wiki ban. The offender is new and hadn't seen my responses as to why his tags had been declined so he kept submitting them.
I've been trying on and off for days to build the module for my USB wireless device.
It is an Edimax EW-7811UN
I've found several resources on building modules for Debian, but none for Arch. Attempting to build the module on the RPi yields the following ouput:
$ make
make ARCH=armv6l -C /lib...
Do any of the standard distributions come with Objective C environment?
As far as I'm aware neither Debian, Fedora, nor Arch Linux come with an Objective-C compiler, or any other related tools, by default. You will need to install them via their respective package managers.
Is there anyw...
If you are on Debian Squeeze, install Chromium. It is substantially faster:
http://elinux.org/RPi_Chromium
Upgrading to Debian Wheezy (http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/1435) also gives a significant speed boost.
First choice for speed is to use Raspbian, a Debian Wheezy distribution built wi...
I'm sure I read somewhere that the RPi can be used without a mouse, but is this 100% true?
(I am planning on using debian.)
To what extent can I control it without a mouse? Will I be able to do everything with just a keyboard, or are there some features or applications I would need a mouse for?
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