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Also, ubuntu doesn't ship with development tools. Make sure you have them. The quickest way is via the "build-essential" meta-package: apt-get install build-essential. [edit] durrr, you're running c99, you have dev tools. What happens when you type 'make' ?
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Daedalus256 posted:I have zero sound! I can't even get test tones to play in the sound preferences! When you re-enabled the Audigy, did you disable the on-board sound in the BIOS? I had a bunch of problems like this with my on-board sound and my audigy2: Everything worked great on the first boot. Sound came out of my headphones, which were plugged into the Audigy. Muck around a bit and do a reboot... no sound. I ran kmix (kubuntu user here), and manually selected the audigy, still no dice. Finally disabled on-board sound in the BIOS, and KDE made a nice bleep noise on the next reboot and has been fine ever since. I didn't check, but I imagine in my case the audio was coming out of the on-board card after the initial boot-up.
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Magicmat posted:Quick question: Is there an easy way to send an AOL IM from a script? I'm looking for something like "echo 'Hewo new yorku!' | sendim -u username -p password -d 1337Hiro". The closest I've found is a bare-bones stateful script, which requires me to log in, send the IM and then log out (though, come to think of it, I don't know if it even provides a log out command.) Do you do perl? There's the Net::AIM module that will let you create exactly what you're describing, using AOL's TOC network protocol. It's a fairly simple module to work with. That said, I haven't touched perl or Net::AIM in like 3 years. It might not work anymore.
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