- Closed source OS rubs some folks the wrong way - even when they
provide free development tools documentation for coding on top of
the OS, not having access to the guts is annoying.
It actually can be anywhere from irrelevant to intolerable, depending
on what you're trying to do. For me,
Do you have installed the -dev packages (libgtk2.0-dev)?
/sza2
vsrk sarma wrote:
I tried to install on my nx6115 laptop AMD64 loaded with Ubuntu 8.10.
It throws up following error:
checking pkg-config is at least version 0.9.0... yes
checking for GTK24... no
configure: error:
It was not installed after installing libgtk2.0-dev, installation
completed without errors.
Thanks a lot.
On 1/3/09, Tamas Szabo [1]sza2k...@freemail.hu wrote:
Do you have installed the -dev packages (libgtk2.0-dev)?
/sza2
vsrk sarma wrote:
I tried to install
On Sat, 2009-01-03 at 02:48 -0500, der Mouse wrote:
- Closed source OS rubs some folks the wrong way - even when they
provide free development tools documentation for coding on top of
the OS, not having access to the guts is annoying.
It actually can be anywhere from irrelevant to
I am very much an open-source proponent. As I mentioned in my
previous post, I run Gentoo Linux on my Apple MacBook Pro. Linux runs
very fast and problem free on it, and the graphic programs like gEDA
are especially awesome on its 1920 x 1200 screen resolution. Its true
that
Can't that be user defined. I worry about getting users into the
habbit of using ctrl-c which is supposed to kill command line
processes.
Ctrl-C is the standard copy command, most GUI standards require it
be implemented as such.
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geda-user
Actually, no; ^C per se is not supposed to do anything. It just
happens to be probably the commonest setting of c_cc[VINTR];
The above is *not* true (or even relevent) in a GUI environment. It's
only true and relevent when an application is running inder the pervue
of the termio subsystem,
On 1/3/09, DJ Delorie d...@delorie.com wrote:
Actually, no; ^C per se is not supposed to do anything. It just
happens to be probably the commonest setting of c_cc[VINTR];
The above is *not* true (or even relevent) in a GUI environment. It's
only true and relevent when an application
On Sat, 2009-01-03 at 23:13 -0500, DJ Delorie wrote:
Actually, no; ^C per se is not supposed to do anything. It just
happens to be probably the commonest setting of c_cc[VINTR];
The above is *not* true (or even relevent) in a GUI environment. It's
only true and relevent when an
Actually, no; ^C per se is not supposed to do anything. It just
happens to be probably the commonest setting of c_cc[VINTR]; [...]
The above is *not* true (or even relevent) in a GUI environment.
I think it actually is, in the context of the text that was a reply to.
You deleted that; the
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