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Ubuntu 12.04 ARM Performance Becomes Very Compelling Phoronix: Ubuntu 12.04 ARM Performance Becomes Very Compelling
Last week I delivered benchmarks showing how Ubuntu 12.04 is ARM-ing up for better performance with ARM-based hardware and detailed some...
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The board runs as faster as my 3 year.
Originally Posted by phoronix Phoronix: Ubuntu 12.04 ARM Performance Becomes Very Compelling
Last equal if not better than Angstrom Linux on the same hardware.
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I'm developing several closed source applications for Mac OS X and Windows. I'm considering adding Linux to the list of supported platforms.
These applications manage content on a web site and manage and monitor the servers that host the content. For ...
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(ad infinitum (the Linux creator) ....
If the software is compelling enough (Flash and Acrobat come to mind just release a "Linux version" and expect it to work on Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, ...
Citizen in the linux world.
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Can someone tell me what's behind the hdX and sdX naming convention for hard disks under Linux? I understand it's a "convention" but what does that mean? Does that mean, for example, that a SCSI drive must be called sdX or it won't work?
The background...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The linux way can be simpler -- you....
Older-school OSs like Solaris force you to refer.
I don't know why Linux was built like this.
The device naming convention cannot to that.
Are determined by Linux in the order they are attached.
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I've been developing Microsoft Windows based applications (both desktop and web) for several years using C#, .net, & Visual Studio with a dash of C/C++ & WIN32. I want to broaden my horizons and try out developing in a *NIX environment e.g. using Vim ...
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It ....
What about writing a piece of software that reads the disk device, understands the partition tables and file system?
Another possibility is to write a linux kernel module that does "something".
In UNIX/Linux "everything" is files.
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Your survey seems BIASED towards linux
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So the answer is : Windows for ....
When you installed Linux/Windows, which one did you find easier to install?
I found Windows systems.
How long have you been using Linux?
3 years
How long have you been using Windows?
18 years
Which OS):
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I have a few java apps running on my server and I set it up so that each app is executed with a nologin user id.
now, when I add users with
/usr/sbin/useradd -g $MY_GROUP -s /sbin/nologin -d /home/$MY_USER $MY_USER
I was wondering if there is a convention...
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The home directory can store.
Unless I have a compelling reason to have a real home directory.
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This is how the situation looks:
I got a text file with a couple of lines and I am looking for a string in this file. I need to pass following command line parameters to the program:
- file path
- the string I am looking for
- maximum number of processes...
Started by Kamil Zadora on
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Consider why you think you need to parallelize this, and if you're going .
Really.
A compelling need.
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I have built a debian blend that i want to expand into a full fledged distribution at some point.
i have spent a year working on this project. (over 7 months learning how, and messing with ubuntu)
debian > unstable
desktop > xfce 4.8
extra > ...
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The Ubuntu One Linux client will probably run on Debian unstable an iso uploaded within the next day or two....
You get 5 GB of free space it to upload files up to 1.2 GB .
linux users that are trying to find a different path than gnome shell.
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What's new in VMware Workstation 6.5?
VMware Workstation continues to be the most advanced virtualization software for desktop and laptop computers. The 6.5 release further strengthens the product’s leadership in providing the broadest, deepest ...
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CrossOver includes and run your application, exactly as you would... .
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CrossOver Linux allows you to install many popular Windows productivity applications, plugins and games in Linux, without needing a Microsoft Operating System license.
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On Mon, 09 Feb 2009 14:37:30 +0000, Doug Mentohl <doug_mentohl@linuxmail.org
Current Price: $315.00 - $349.99, GP£210.55 - UK£233.93 ..
The Aspire One’s easy to use, customized Linux operating system and low
price make it a compelling mini-notebook...
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That begs the question: why are so many new Linux netbooks;doug_mentohl@linuxmail.orgnews:gmpf3b....
Tell us that Linux netbooks are a failure, that people
can't deal with them, that they only get returned to be replaced by XP
netbooks.
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