Wow, such a windows question, and written to a linux group!
Dare I bring up Qt and KDE ? I realize neither is a language, but with the
future of Qt and KDE looking to scale to mobile devices, it only makes sense
to plan future applications to be written with C++ using the incredibly
impressive Qt
Personally, I'd learn C and then C++ and then Objective C. The basics of C
applies to both C++ and Objective C. Its good for embedded stuff and
standard computer platforms.
Java is appealing from its cross platform ability, but with Oracle at the
helm, I've heard grumblings that it may be going
I will be at an Installfest in Tucson on Saturday or I would volunteer.
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 8:37 PM, Brian Cluff br...@snaptek.com wrote:
I would like to see PLUG directly represented at ableconf for those
attendees that aren't already coming or aware of the group... it would be a
good
I read that you want a win desktop application, as opposed to a device
driver, for instance. I am guessing that code efficiency is lower down
on the list than coding time. So I see it as a matter of balancing how
quickly you want that desktop app written, versus how much ooh and aah
you want for
http://networking.flukenetworks.com/?elqPURLPage=608?LS=ACWLPSTRNetworkWorld
Fluke is gathering info, but giving you a poster... take a look if you want one.
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On 03/23/2011 10:03 AM, Taylor, Kaia wrote:
I read that you want a win desktop application, as opposed to a device
driver, for instance. I am guessing that code efficiency is lower
down on the list than coding time. So I see it as a matter of
balancing how quickly you want that desktop app
This is a great bit of information, One thing he does not mention is
the similarities in all of these languages, you learn one the others
get somewhat easier... (not all but many)
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 9:57 AM, Kevin Fries kfri...@gmail.com wrote:
On 03/23/2011 10:03 AM, Taylor, Kaia wrote:
On 03/23/2011 11:06 AM, Stephen wrote:
This is a great bit of information, One thing he does not mention is
the similarities in all of these languages, you learn one the others
get somewhat easier... (not all but many)
Good point... And you are right in a way, but not completely.
You
thanks to all who answered, this looks like a project for the summer
when i am stuck indoors because it is so hot outside. seems like it is a
not-too-easy thing
well, i'll keep the emails from the list and experiment around when it's
over 90. :))
thx,
betty i.
webcanine.com
honestly the tricky part is finding out if the router will allow
internal devices to talk to each-other.
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 2:52 PM, betty nicepeng...@webcanine.com wrote:
thanks to all who answered, this looks like a project for the summer when i
am stuck indoors because it is so hot
I have an HP photojet c7250. Any pointers or am I going to need to do it
through my windows box? I am running uubuntu.
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You scanner software probably has the ability to save the file as a
pdf. If not download pdfcreator.
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:24 PM, Michael Havens bmi...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an HP photojet c7250. Any pointers or am I going to need to do it
through my windows box? I am running uubuntu.
I have an HP and the docs are not all that good. It took a lot of trial and
error to set it up to scan to my XP box. Not sure how you would scan to your
Linux box.
Keith Smith
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name, will
I did a Ubuntu 10.04 LTS install recently on a friend's computer and it was
like the simplest hardware experience ever. I added printer and it printed
a test page successfully. This was a HP multifunction printer. But I don't
remember the model. Then I went to Applications - Graphics - Simple
Scan
wow... that is simple!
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:53 PM, Ariel Gold arielqg...@gmail.com wrote:
I did a Ubuntu 10.04 LTS install recently on a friend's computer and it was
like the simplest hardware experience ever. I added printer and it printed
a test page successfully. This was a HP
Peoples,
I been looking for a mailing list that has a list of RPMs binary updates as
they becomes available for download but can't seem to find it. Anyone can point
to a link for it or a line for the mailing list?
Jon
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I been looking for a mailing list that has a list of RPMs binary
updates as they becomes available for download but can't
seem to find it. Anyone can point to a link for it or a line for
the mailing list?
This should be happening automatically. At least since Fedora 11
PackageKitD runs in
it was so cool it even detected the kind of scanner I had hooked up.
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 5:06 PM, Michael Havens bmi...@gmail.com wrote:
wow... that is simple!
On Wed, Mar 23, 2011 at 4:53 PM, Ariel Gold arielqg...@gmail.com wrote:
I did a Ubuntu 10.04 LTS install recently on a
Daniel,
I wasn't asking about doing it using yum or a command on a Fedora box.. I was
asking for a mailing list that announces the RPMs updates.
Jon
Daniel Stasinski dan...@genericinbox.com wrote:
I been looking for a mailing list that has a list of RPMs binary
updates as they
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