I used this script also and couldn't make SQLite to work.
It aways says "Cannot open database", while the exactly same code on
Suse Live CD works fine =\
Why must Linux be so a pain in the ***? >.<
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 8:44 PM, Joe Hillenbrand wrote:
> I created a jailed Mono 2.6.1 developmen
I created a jailed Mono 2.6.1 development environment in /opt/mono-2.6 on
Ubuntu 9.10 using this guide and script,
http://patrick.qmtech.net/blog/?p=14
The problem is that I can't build any GTK# applications using this
environment. How can I added GTK# to it using a similar method?
Thank you for
Hello,
A code extract could be helpful.
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Hello,
I am trying to use Dictionary in a project, but compiling (using
gmcs) yields a "CS0246: type or namespace Dictionary could not be
found..." error...I have not worked much in Mono or .NET in general
before, so I apologize if this has an obvious
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
>
>
> That is about right; That project needs a new maintainer that would take
> it forward.
>
> On the other hand, when I talk to users of PowerShell, it seems that a
> major
> driver for it is using the Windows management APIs, and none of those are
> implemented in
Excerpts from Chris Patti's message of Mon Mar 01 14:44:11 -0500 2010:
> [This discussion is really rather off topic. We should go find a Powershell
> forum if we want to continue discussing this :) ]
>
> Hi Ben;
>
> With respect, you're missing the point.
Entirely possible; the question was de
I'll take a quick stab at answering this, though I'm far from a
PowerShell expert..
The main question is "what's so special about PowerShell" and why is
it any better than Bash or what not. I think the primary factor is
PowerShell is not a command line interpretter but an actual CLR host
itself (
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 2:22 PM, Ben Gamari wrote:
> Excerpts from Andrew Brehm's message of Mon Mar 01 05:35:06 -0500 2010:
> > I feel your pain. I would also love to use Powershell on (in my case) Mac
> OS
> > X.
> Not to sidetrack the conversation but what exactly can you do in
> Powershell tha
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Hello all,
I never got a reply to my last mail about this, I hope somebody can
help me this time around :)
I am wondering if IKVM is bundled with Mono? That was my impression
from the webpage. However, building mono from source does not seem
to insta
Excerpts from Andrew Brehm's message of Mon Mar 01 05:35:06 -0500 2010:
> I feel your pain. I would also love to use Powershell on (in my case) Mac OS
> X.
Not to sidetrack the conversation but what exactly can you do in
Powershell that you can't do in Bash/csh/Python/Ruby/Perl?
It seems that Powe
>
> PowerShell 2.0 allow to work on remote computer using WinRM. This service
> is
> built on a DMTF standard WS-Management. According to wikipedia Novell is
> working on a Suse version of this standard.
>
None of that is part of Mono.
But if someone wants to write that code, I wont stop them ;-)
On Mon, Mar 1, 2010 at 9:07 AM, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> Google gives me a project from Sources Forges called PASH, but its seems to
>> be unactive since 2008.
>>
>> Any newes ?
>>
>
> That is about right; That project needs a new maintainer that would take
> it forward.
>
> On the other hand,
Hello,
I haven't been able to resolve the following error with loading a type, but
I've isolated the problem a bit more (got the "configuration section" code
out of the picture). I am totally willing to do the leg work here to find
out what is going on, just need some guidance.
** (WinformsCLV2
Hi,
Sounds correct for PowerShell 1.0, WMI was the only way to work accross the
network.
PowerShell 2.0 allow to work on remote computer using WinRM. This service is
built on a DMTF standard WS-Management. According to wikipedia Novell is
working on a Suse version of this standard.
That's why I
>
> Google gives me a project from Sources Forges called PASH, but its seems to
> be unactive since 2008.
>
> Any newes ?
>
That is about right; That project needs a new maintainer that would take
it forward.
On the other hand, when I talk to users of PowerShell, it seems that a major
driver fo
bleucat wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'am looking for a version of Powershell on Linux.
>
> Google gives me a project from Sources Forges called PASH, but its seems
> to be unactive since 2008.
>
>
I feel your pain. I would also love to use Powershell on (in my case) Mac OS
X.
I also found Pash to b
Hi,
I'am looking for a version of Powershell on Linux.
Google gives me a project from Sources Forges called PASH, but its seems to
be unactive since 2008.
Any newes ?
Bleucat
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