Raskas asked me a question about the creation off a binary Perl script.
The goal of this was to run a Perl script on a machine where Perl is not installed.
perlcc should be our friend... but some dependencies were still giving troubles, so I tried to find another solution, here is a summary of my small research :
first, the Perl script's source (Copyright fred... but in GPL !) :
I spend in average 1/6 of a day on in my car ! With all the disadvantages of that : backache, stress and the most... wasting my time :-(
I've tried to leave at every hour, early morning :
late :
always with the same result :
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As you can notice, there is small modification on the form requesting for very deep mathematical knowledge ;-)
Something I discovered with Fedora Core 6 is the Personal File Sharing, even if this feature is not new, but I didn't install it on my previous gentoo box.
So I decided to try it with a colleague, Den Raf, and we had some troubles, to set it up it's very easy... but to use it with nautilus it wasn't so easy...
First step: enable it :
Go into System->Preferences menu and select "Personal File Sharing" as follow :
I'm very happy with my new D620, but of course I couldn't use FC6 out of the box (the iso in fact). I had some troubles with the Xorg resolution but google is my friend and I was able to have 1440x900 using the 915resolution program.
The laptop is able to run Compiz, so everything is nice in the best world... but (there is always a but) using a dual head configuration crashes always my X :(
I found that it's due to Compiz (or beryl) so I guess it's something to do with AIXGL... if somebody as a solution...
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