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I know that the Windows platform have windows API from Microsoft, and Mac get the Cocoa API from Apple. I want to know it there any API from the Linux Community? thx a lot.
Started by Tattat on
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Linux is a kernel for Linux based systems, which controls character....
System , now would it?
No, unlike vendor-controlled platforms like Windows and OS X, Linux because the Windows API and Cocoa do not have the same role.
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I'm under the impressions that Python runs in the Triforce smoothly. A program that runs in Windows will run in Linux. Is this sentiment correct?
Having said that, if I create my application in QT For Windows, will it run flawlessly in Linux/Mac as well...
Started by John McClane on
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Depends on your on Linux....
It works for me every time.
The code that you write using Qt will work on Windows, Mac, Linux/X11, embedded Linux, Windows in Linux(64bit) under Windows, and the other way arround.
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Hi Is there a software that will convert a windows executable to linux executable rather than emulating windows api in linux(wine)?
Started by suresh on
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(ie Windows to Linux, Windows to Mac OS X, Mac-dependent calls (Windows API, for example), they're going to have to be completely re-written to accomodate OS....
An executable compiled for one platform/architecture to another.
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Why is the following displayed different in Linux vs Windows?
System.out.println(new String("¿".getBytes("UTF-8"), "UTF-8"));
in Windows:
¿
in Linux:
¿
Started by Randyaa on
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The problem?
I suspect the problem may well be with the console output on either Windows or Linux codepoint for ¿
So, it looks like in the linux case, the output is not being displayed as utf-8, but as a single-byte string
Check....
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What are the differences between pipes in Windows and Linux?
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Also, one commonOne difference that I know of, is that named pipes under Linux are actual entries in the filesystem (you'll see it in a ....
Is considerably different between Windows and Linux, so you may run into difficulties there.
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I use wine + teamviewer on fedora to remote to windows host. The teamviewer is work fine but the performance of wine is so bad. It make my CPU high. Is there any linux tool for remote desktop to windows and any windows tool for remote to linux desktop...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
For example, you could run a VNC server on your ... .
To do the opposite (i.e., connect to a Linux desktop from Windows) there are several options.
You can use rdesktop to establish an RDP session from Linux to a Windows system.
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I have a project written in Lazarus on Windows, but I want to cross-compile it for Linux on my Windows computer. How can I do this?
Started by Nathan Campos on
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AFAIK you do not as Delphi has no equivalent language on Linux, so stick with a portable with Linux installed, and compiling it there..
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Why an executable program for a specific CPU does not work on Linux and Windows?
Why can't programs written in linux be executd in windows ? Suppose I compile a simple C program containing function calls that are common to both windows...
Started by Sharat Chandra on
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There is no single function call you can make in both windows and linux that can affect and DLLs are PE....
Most Linux executables are ELF files; all Windows executables to Windows.
They use different container formats.
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I am looking for a way in Linux to run a batch script on a remote Windows machine. I already searched some forums and the Internet and found e.g. this question .
It seems that the easiest way so far is using ssh . But do Linux or Windows also offer some...
Started by Bertolt on
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Nagios NRPE for windows.
Another option is to use ad-hoc services for remote execution, e.g .
It seems to be the linux counter part to the Windows Sysinternals PsExec tool.
Have a look at this.
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On the windows-linux interoperability front we have Samba for file/print sharing (SMB/CIFS), rdesktop for terminal services (RDP). Is there any linux tool available that will allow you to view and edit the registry of a remote windows machine (ie. not...
Started by Joe on
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Offline, you can edit a Windows Registry from Linux using the....
The same can be said of reglite.
The Windows box from a Linux CD, you might as well just boot into Windows and use the native tools a network registry.
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