Re: question regarding GPL

At 11:07 AM 9/26/2003 +0800, ronkhu wrote: Hi! Is it safe to use GPL'ed api's in ur code? safe in the sense that one is not required to attach the GPL agreement in the code header.. A fellow programmer raised it once, saying that we need to refrain from using GPL'ed api's because ultimately the

question regarding GPL

Hi! Is it safe to use GPL'ed api's in ur code? safe in the sense that one is not required to attach the GPL agreement in the code header.. A fellow programmer raised it once, saying that we need to refrain from using GPL'ed api's because ultimately the code will become GPL'ed too.. But i thoug

Re: line printer line transport

At , Heimo Claasen wrote: I want to use some simple line printer for text and debug print-out. Problem is that that *nix (text) output gives solely LineFeed (LF) at a line break, not the needed additional Carriage Return (CR). There's a standard Unix/Linux program for this. On my (Debian) systems,

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I don't know if this is the right place to make this question, but I'm having some problems compiling wterm. When I make ./configure it's seems to be all ok but in the make steep I get this: gcc -o wterm command.o graphics.o grkelot.o main.o menubar.o misc.o netdisp.o rmemset.o screen.o scrollbar

line printer line transport

I want to use some simple line printer for text and debug print-out. Problem is that that *nix (text) output gives solely LineFeed (LF) at a line break, not the needed additional Carriage Return (CR). No deal to fiddle with the dip switches of the printer(s) each time when some text has to be prin

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I don't know if this is the right place to make this question, but I'm having some problems compiling wterm. When I make ./configure it's seems to be all ok but in the make steep I get this: gcc -o wterm command.o graphics.o grkelot.o main.o menubar.o misc.o netdisp.o rmemset.o screen.o scrollba

Listing Windows PDC with SAMBA.

I want to join into a Windows NT Domain with SAMBA but I'm not the network admin, I'm just a simple mortal here: Is there any way to know which is my the Primary Domain Controller? TKS, for your help. - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-newbie" in the body of a me