To all,
Does anyone know how to compile C++ code and link in the X11 library?
I'm using :
g++ -Wall -L/usr/X11/lib -lX11 -m64 --std=c++11 -o prog1 xlib1.cpp
and I get
/tmp/ccVNWGzR.o: In function `main':
xlib1.cpp:(.text+0xe): undefined reference to `XOpenDisplay'
xlib1.cpp:(.text+0x6d):
Hi my name is Michael I live in kalgoorlie W.A I won't to help get involved in
helping in Ubuntu in kal or near there I try to get land or get same land so we
cane start Ubuntu here can u help?
Thank u mdes...@yahoo.com.au
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What is entailed in an en_AU translation? Just some regionalisms?
Thanks
Michael
On Jul 18, 2014 8:31 PM, Jared Norris jarednor...@ubuntu.com wrote:
Good evening all,
Apologies for the noise but I know there are still a few translators
around. If anyone wants to work on the strings
I can see the gnome status indicators up top, and it looks like
Thunderbird email in the background, so fair to say probably gnome or
cinnamon.
I saw this in the age today, and I hate the way that police, and
potentially charges are brought against what is clearly white hat behaviour.
Michael
Use the ffmpeg command (install it from the ffmped package)
ffmpeg -i whatever.format -vn -ac 2 -ar 44100 -ab 320k -f mp3 output.mp3
Here's a short explanation on what every parameter does:
-i input file
-vn skip the video part
-ac audio channels
-ar audio rate
-ab audio
On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:11 PM, David ag...@justemail.net wrote:
Hi folks,
I clean-installed 10.04 LTS two days ago. In a computer mag I read
something about Ubuntu (or Linux kernel) vulnerabilities for 10.04 being
discovered recently. I may be remembering it wrong, but I thought the
mag
On Mon, 2011-04-25 at 20:53 +1000, Paul Gear wrote:
On 24/04/11 22:02, Chris Robinson wrote:
...
I have just ordered Kogan's Agora 12 laptop preloaded as it will be
with 11.04. It will be going on holiday with me to USA in August.
If you don't want the US TSA getting their grubby
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 6:33 AM, Stephen Rees-Carter
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HI Jared,
I know some planets have restrictions where all posts need to be
related to the planet topic (i.e. Ubuntu in this case), or there are
some things you can't talk about on them.
Do we have any sort
On Tue, 2010-12-14 at 20:13 +0800, Ryan Macnish wrote:
Ok, so i will leave the issue of the IRC structure alone, its clear
that some of the loco veterans dont want change, even for the benefit
of the loco. But also if i bring it up again i may get kicked from the
loco.
So now we have that
On 17/07/2010, at 12:07 AM, Basil Chupin wrote:
My modem/router is sending to everyone under the sun my IP address when
I connect to a website.
Every browser does this.
But when a router responds to a ping then the IP address can be
determined and the system at that IP address can then
On 13/06/10 16:54, terry wrote:
Can anyone tell me how I can use my usb turbo modem from telstra with
ubuntu without having to download extra programmes.. It works fine
with microsoft.. The idea IS to dump microsoft as soon as possible
Ta
Terry
It should just work, my wife recently bought
On 18/05/2010, at 9:55 PM, Norm, VK3XCI wrote:
2. Informal Structure, just like we have at present. (A meritocracy. Nice, I
like the word). This usually happens when a bunch of like minded people get
together and appoint from there numbers, suitable people do do the required
jobs. Notice
On 18/05/2010, at 6:37 AM, Paul Gear wrote:
On 17/05/10 23:19, bwright wrote:
Yes for me we need to have an official Australian LoCo we can't just
be cut off from Ubuntu as an entire country :/
joke
Who says we're cut off? My laptop seems to be fairly well connected to
Ubuntu...
On 15/05/2010, at 9:02 AM, Andre Mangan wrote:
I expected a retaliatory attack and predictably it came.
@Michael Chesterton: It seems to me that you wrote in anger - I forgive you
but I object to your allegation that you are a vocal minority and the cause
of the loco losing its status
On 13/05/2010, at 4:29 PM, Scott Evans wrote:
Ok as most of you would be aware the current status of the ubuntu-au
loco. As a result of this news there has been some pointers on how to
path the way forward to regain the loco status. This gives us the
opportunity to review the current plan of
On 14/05/2010, at 9:51 AM, Scott Evans wrote:
No lets attempt to make something worthy of it so the previous work has
essentially not all been for nothing.
If I were you, I would get an irc meeting organised for next week. In the past
they've used a web service to poll for the most popular
.
Cheers.
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Maybe everyone is out-there acting and not talking.
I initially thought th change to the Google list may have affected
your account but it seems it hasn't cause you can still post.
Cheers.
Michael (k3lt01)
On Apr 17, 8:14 pm, Cary Bielenberg c...@bielenberg.id.au wrote:
Was concerned
On Apr 18, 12:43 pm, Steve Thomas st3v3th0...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh yeah, forgot to mention : I like the website redesign, except -- the
half-naked woman at the top is not good. We have enough trouble attracting
women to IT, without turning them off.
Steve
I agree with this sentiment.
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You didn't notice the sentence immediately preceding it? They are in
the same paragraph.
As for hugenormous mega mail well I noticed a few issues in this
group even before I started posting. That was my way of letting
everyone know that to the outside world this group looks quite
dysfunctional.
to
understand that this proposal is a trial so it will be up for review
in 18 (?) months or so. If it doesn't work so be it, at last something
has been tried.
Michael (k3lt01)
On Apr 12, 10:07 pm, Daniel Sobey dns_ser...@yahoo.com wrote:
Hi list,
There is some space for more people to step up
On Apr 13, 10:42 am, Peter Schwenke pe...@bluetoad.com.au wrote:
I am of a similar opinion to Daniel with regard to bureaucracy.
However, I have been biting my tongue.
The current set up is not stopping anybody from doing anything.
Isn't it? Then why can't I get a straight answer to why does
:
Why does it take a debate like this to 'Raise' this issue?
This is not the first time that Michael has raised it!
Its the first time I've seen it mentioned.
All official Ubuntu mailing lists are maintained [system settings] by
Canonical IS staff and administered [moderation, membership
Gaydon wrote:
Why does it take a debate like this to 'Raise' this issue?
This is not the first time that Michael has raised it!
Its the first time I've seen it mentioned.
All official Ubuntu mailing lists are maintained [system settings] by
Canonical IS staff and administered [moderation
If you look at this page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam/MailingLists
the Google Group is the 1st one in the list, yet no one knows much
about it. Why is this and if it isn't an important part of Ubuntu-AU
communication why is it the first one in the list? Please don't give
me alphabetical
keep offering to help clean the
Google aspect up, more than once btw, until someone allows me to do it
I can't. Thank goodness Jared is working on it.
On Apr 13, 3:31 pm, Melissa Draper meli...@meldraweb.com wrote:
On Mon, 2010-04-12 at 22:24 -0700, Michael wrote:
If you look at this pagehttps
So you never thought to ask me what I was referring to? Jared did.
I hope no one thinks I am going after anyone, I am just trying to
point out a few flaws with how things are atm.
On Apr 13, 3:36 pm, Melissa Draper meli...@meldraweb.com wrote:
On Mon, 2010-04-12 at 22:00 -0700, Michael wrote
With reference to the above answer to Melissa let me just post exactly
what I said before.
2. The membership list for Ubuntu-AU google group REALLY (not
shouting
just making sure its understood how serious this issue is) needs
cleaning up. Has anyone had a look at the membership list lately and
, if not worse, than a transparent election
process simply because those who want to be able to do things have to
be popular with a certain self appointed group.
I may have more to say later but I think it would be best if I stopped
where I have and see what others have to say.
Cheers.
Michael (k3lt01
they are from individuals. Does this happen
whenever anyone clicks reply at the bottom or is this a deliberate
action (and no I don't think there is anything sinister behind it).
Michael (k3lt01)
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Um, Lets talk about inclusion than shall we.
I have taken part in very few conversations with Melissa. Why? you may
ask. Well because in 2 now I have been directly drowned out because 1.
I either asked a simple question or 2. I stated my opinion. I have
never, ever, said my opinion is the be all
indirectly be used to show Ubuntu to the wider
family unit.
Thanks for sharing Mitch.
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Well I see a Reply, Reply to author and Forward. I personally just
click Reply as from other sites I have been a part of Reply just means
that the list/forum gets the reply. If I am also sending unwanted
emails by doing this please let me know.
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Thanks gentlemen. I'll check the links and number.
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On Mar 21, 12:52 pm, Melissa Draper meli...@meldraweb.com wrote:
I find Folks to be a much more inclusive replacement.
I'd also appreciate not have to defend my preference for women being
visible/women as opposed to invisible/honorary guys on this list.
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Folks is inclusive
else here
have any experience with this type of thing? Am I heading, so far as
it is only the planing stage, on the right track? Does anyone have any
suggestions?
Michael (k3lt01)
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or
something similar where the people who are getting the service are in
need for it. There ar plenty of Computer Banks around and I'm sure
some would appreciate the help.
Just a thought.
Michael (k3lt01).
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be more useful
to people with a netbook that doesn't have a cd/dvd drive. I would be
more than happy to assist with setting USBs up.
Michael (k3lt01)
On Mar 18, 11:17 am, Andrew Gaydon gande...@gmail.com wrote:
Not everybody subscribes to the mail list.
We need to get a notice on the website
discussions.
But as it is I just think I'll let you fine people do your thing. I'll
help where I can, when I can and however I can, but I doubt I'll be
asking any more questions, it just isn't worth it.
Michael (k3lt01)
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Take a look at the date on that article, it is old news.
It does make a point that I personally think is valid. Industry won't
want to convert to Linux IF the support structure are not available.
On Mar 16, 12:22 pm, Paul Gear p...@libertysys.com.au wrote:
Looks like you're the one laughing
Excellent stuff Andrew.
I mentioned the Australian group to an Aussie in Germany a couple of
days ago, I think he may browse around and I hope he joins up.
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Not being picky but I'm not going to join another thing just to say
I'm happy with 8pm Eastern Time on any day of the week, even 9pm is
fine. I hope you will announce the meting time and date here.
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Thanks Dave, I'm having a brain fade day today, I saw the login at the
top and thought nope not going to bother joining something new.
Michael (k3lt01)
On Mar 12, 12:18 pm, Dave Hall dave.h...@skwashd.com wrote:
On Thu, 2010-03-11 at 16:47 -0800, Michael wrote:
Not being picky but I'm
and contacting them with a convincing discussion
of the advantages of Ubuntu compared to Windows XP, Vista, and 7 is a
worthwhile thing to do imho.
With regards to Canonical's role, I don't mind giving them a hand.
Cheers
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so for about a week
most of the state schools had no usable PCs.
So, having said all that I hope I haven't dampened your enthusiasm but
have helped to bring to light a few points that show what a huge task
some of these things are.
Michael (k3lt01)
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Hi Andrew.
Thanks for replying and thanks for your kind comments.
I am enthusiastic but I am also patient, I see this as a long haul
type scenario.
Michael (k3lt01)
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Hi Ben
I'm in the same situation as you so I understand where you are coming
from. I believe your response is very relevant to my thread.
Cheers.
Michael (k3lt01)
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.
Just my thoughts at this time.
Hope it helps.
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Hi the List,
I have downloaded and printed the instructions for Printing Envelopes
from the OO.org site but from page 1 nothing works as indicated, and
there seems to be no means to contact them on their site.
I am currently running 9.10 and I assume that OpenOffice is version 3.1.
I also have a
Try
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distro
Mike Ritter
Subject: Distro?
From: gcomb...@bigpond.com
To: ubuntu-au@lists.ubuntu.com
Date: Wed, 9 Dec 2009 08:18:19 +1000
The oft-seen, in this context, word 'distro' is not in my lexicon nor in
my Australian Oxford. What does it mean?
To all in the know,
Can anyone suggest the name and model of a
data tape drive suitable for Linux machines. I have had a quick look at
ebay and still don't know one to get.
I have Ubuntu running and Fedora Red Hat on a PC.
Mike Ritter.
Hi Paul, Dale,
I have seen yesterdays posts by you and was intrigued - so I looked!
Opened up the Quails page - read - and ducked for cover! But thanks for
the interest, Dale.
'tar xzvf' should work on the .tar.gz file. - ? !! Strewth Paul!
What do I do with that?
Yes, I've seen these
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the input, much appreciated.
I have noted that BIOS attempts to load the OS from the hard drive first
but can not find an anonymous file it is looking for, so goes the CD.
'Embeded' LAN does not appear in any of the setup pages, although the
cable test is good.
lspci
Hi the List,
Recently upgraded my desk-top with a Gigabyte S-series GA-G31M-ES2L
complete with a Pentium E6300 dual core processor. The new BIOS is an
Award Modular v6.00PG version FB.
Ubuntu 9.04 loaded quickly from the CD so I thought Great! - Wrong!
The only way the OS loads is if the System
Hi Tony and the List,
At last! Found everything I need at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarketingTeam/Materials
Flyers, leaflets, posters, you name it! Its there!
So there is the pointer if any one else needs it.
Happy now!
MikeH
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Hi Ferdi and Ubuntu Mail Listers,
Thanks for the offer, Ferdi, but I think that the presentations might be
a bit of overkill at this stage. A couple of months down the track
though...
The book idea is a good one, and having your e-mail from Germany is a
good, personal, example of just how
Hi The List,
I hope this is not too boring, but I can only hope that someone can provide a
clue towards fixing the problem.
As in #3, the three ndiswrapper packages required were successfully installed
in sequence.
These were:
ndiswrapper-common_1.53-2ubuntu1_all.deb
Hi The List,
Lisa. Many thanks again! series of installs worked just fine - even did a full
shut down and restart in between the three of them just for the hell of it.
The inf file required was found in the Optus supplied Windows aplication -
Autorun.inf. This is eventually loaded and some
Hi The List,
Lisa: Thanks for the reply 6 minutes after I posted! Unfortunately still got
the Dependency not satisfiable: ndiswrapper-common error after the download and
transfer.
Matt: Thanks for your suggestion as well. All I saw for our efforts was E:
Couldn't find package. Not
Hi the List,
The story is; I have a USB wireless modem (actually from Optus) that only
works on Windows XP Home.
In Ubuntu 8.10 (also installed) info from Help states that there is a means
of reading the *.inf file supplied with the modem that requires ndisgtk as an
add-on to
Hi Andre and Other Listers
I have been watching the various threads on the list and saved the odd
one or two of interest to me, including yours of 10th Nov. with its
reference to Cheese from synaptic.
I was browsing through those files today - found the above and decided
to give it a go.
in C/C++.
Michael John Ritter,
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Volunteer Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) Society (South Australia) Inc.
ME/CFS Society (South Australia) Inc.
Room 510, 5th Floor Epworth Building,
33 Pirie St Adelaide SA 5001
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Web:www.sacfs.asn.au
Office Ph
Can't burn a DVD with Ubuntu 8.04?, read this:
http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/
and this,
http://fy.chalmers.se/~appro/linux/DVD+RW/sg-2.4.19.patch
it might help things.
Michael John Ritter,
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Adelaide, South Australia.
Volunteer Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
To all,
Having problem burning DVD's in Ubuntu. Growisofs keeps crashing with an error
listed below.
:-[ READ TRACK INFORMATION failed with SK=4h/ASC=08h/ACQ=03h]: Input/output
error
I have found people speaking about it in forums, but no solutions. My problems
started
after I upgraded to
Hi the List,
The instructions say
1) Get the tarball (?!) Did that.
2) copy it to your home directory. Did THAT!
3) tar xfzv anjuta-version.tar.gz
(I assume that converts to anjuta-2.4.1 in my case) NOTE: No
instructions as to where, how or what with that line.
4) Change dir: #cd
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