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Answered by macnlos : Jul 08 2011 06:29 AM
If you have been working with HPUX for 15 years your struggle will not be with what to do on the system, but more of how to do it. In many cases it will be similar commands but with different paramet... full answer >
This excerpt from vi and Vim Editors Pocket Reference, Second Edition provides a rundown of helpful substitution tips for vi.You can instruct vi to ignore case by typing :set ic.
A simple :s is the sa...
Answered by paulbarry : Jan 08 2011 07:18 AM
Here's a good list of Linux alternatives to popular Windows apps (including CAD): http://www.linux.ie/...lternatives.php - have fun! full answer >
Asked by Hazique Quazi : 20 November 2010 - 05:52 AM
Answered by mikeHg : Dec 31 2010 04:28 PM
I personally don't know how to do c/++ programming in the terminal itself, but you can program with the gedit text editor (just remember to specify the file as .c/pp).
As for Code::Blocks not com... full answer >
Answered by Gorizon : Jun 19 2010 08:25 PM
Oh, the answer is so simple- DON"T end bio when you return nonzero, because then system will try to reservice already dead bio full answer >
If you've got multiple computers at your desk and would like to use one keyboard, display, and mouse setup you might want to try Synergy. This excerpt from Robin Nixon's Ubuntu: Up and Running will ...
Answered by adfm : May 12 2010 12:29 PM
This product appears to be a low-cost netbook from a relatively obscure company. Doing a quick search of their manual yields nothing relevant. You might consider sending email to the address listed on... full answer >
Did you know you could configure Ubuntu to use the keyboard to control the mouse cursor? In this excerpt from Robin Nixon's Ubuntu: Up and Running you'll see just how easy it is to implement. ...