Posted: Wed 16 Feb, 2005 6:21 pm
Come on, when someone asks for tips for programming under linux, don't give "solutions" as using another system...
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Posted: Wed 16 Feb, 2005 9:28 pm
its beacuse i had a similar problem Linux at friends house and i think Doom. well no matter how i tried i ouldnt get it. so i just got a new harddrive and vaula the game works ^_^
Posted: Wed 16 Feb, 2005 9:43 pm
as soon as i figure out what this says ill know how to properly reply...Shadow Phoenix wrote:its beacuse i had a similar problem Linux at friends house and i think Doom. well no matter how i tried i ouldnt get it. so i just got a new harddrive and vaula the game works ^_^
GuillameH: i have some little points that need clearing
1. how do i load the syntax highlighting file? do i need to move it into one of kates folders or what? how do i do it?
2. with the shell script how do i need to structure everything? put bincalc, tpasm, my source, etc in the same folder? (thats what im assuming)
3. can titranz get rom images? otherwise id need to use tilp or just wine the flash debugger which doesnt need one
4. can i run calccapture under wine along with the flash debugger and will it recognize that the flash debugger is running?
Posted: Sat 19 Feb, 2005 3:19 am
Posted: Sat 19 Feb, 2005 1:12 pm
Thats either really old or he hasnt updated his software in a long time! Red Hat 6 and KDevelop 1.1!?
Well anyways i think my windows is ok for developing. it might have just been SP2 that f***ed things up i dunno so im developing in that for the time being at least
.Posted: Sun 20 Feb, 2005 5:10 pm
1. Put it in the /usr/share/apps/katepart/syntax directory.GuillameH: i have some little points that need clearing
1. how do i load the syntax highlighting file? do i need to move it into one of kates folders or what? how do i do it?
2. with the shell script how do i need to structure everything? put bincalc, tpasm, my source, etc in the same folder? (thats what im assuming)
3. can titranz get rom images? otherwise id need to use tilp or just wine the flash debugger which doesnt need one
4. can i run calccapture under wine along with the flash debugger and will it recognize that the flash debugger is running?
2. For this very specific script, yes.
3. I don't think so, I can't remember.. Also, titranz only works for TI-83(+).
4. No idea.
Posted: Wed 30 Mar, 2005 3:07 am
im reviving this thread again with some more questions
I just (2 days ago) loaded my Mac with Linux (thank you Yellow Dog ^_^ (except its based off red hat which :'-(. Any other distros with ppc versions?)) and now I have two more questions for my z80 dev environment.
1. Is there a sprite maker program like cgs?
2. What do I use/how do I take screenshots?
I just (2 days ago) loaded my Mac with Linux (thank you Yellow Dog ^_^ (except its based off red hat which :'-(. Any other distros with ppc versions?)) and now I have two more questions for my z80 dev environment.
1. Is there a sprite maker program like cgs?
2. What do I use/how do I take screenshots?
Posted: Wed 30 Mar, 2005 4:25 am
I'm fairly certain Gentoo has a ppc branch.
Posted: Wed 30 Mar, 2005 2:54 pm
Ubuntu Linux also has a ppc version. This distro is really easy to install and use, and has debian's package system too 
To answer your questions :
1. You can run Calcgs with WINE.
2. For the latest screenshots I've made, I used TilEm in window mode and used KDE's keyboard shortcut to take a snapshot of a window...
To answer your questions :
1. You can run Calcgs with WINE.
2. For the latest screenshots I've made, I used TilEm in window mode and used KDE's keyboard shortcut to take a snapshot of a window...
Posted: Wed 30 Mar, 2005 3:00 pm
I just wonder if Ill be able to upgrade the 5.04-preview version or even the 4.10 version to the 5 release version.GuillaumeH wrote:Ubuntu Linux also has a ppc version. This distro is really easy to install and use, and has debian's package system too
EDIT: I just looked at their docs and you CAN up from the Warty release to the Hoary one and then to future releases so on and so on.
Posted: Sun 03 Apr, 2005 12:50 am
Maybe Ill try Debian. I hope the install isnt as hard as the one for Gentoo :-/.
Id like to get into Gentoo but I always seem to mess up the install somwhere.
Ubuntu forces GNOME on you but I prefer KDE. (and makes you use sudo! no "su -" at all!!!)
Id like to get into Gentoo but I always seem to mess up the install somwhere.
Ubuntu forces GNOME on you but I prefer KDE. (and makes you use sudo! no "su -" at all!!!)
Posted: Sun 03 Apr, 2005 1:44 pm
If you prefer KDE, you can install Ubuntu and then do an "apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" and voila, you have the latest KDE (3.4) installed
Posted: Sun 03 Apr, 2005 4:14 pm
Yea I was looking around on the web later and I found out about Kubuntu. Ill give it a try.GuillaumeH wrote:If you prefer KDE, you can install Ubuntu and then do an "apt-get install kubuntu-desktop" and voila, you have the latest KDE (3.4) installed
3.4 is in Hoary. 3.2 is in Warty.
Posted: Sun 03 Apr, 2005 9:48 pm
No su? Easy.
Gentoo's install really isn't all that hard. I've done it several times by now, I can almost do it from memory.
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sudo /bin/bash -lPosted: Sun 03 Apr, 2005 11:27 pm
Yea I can do the install. Doing it without messing something up is a different storyAndySoft wrote:Gentoo's install really isn't all that hard. I've done it several times by now, I can almost do it from memory.
.The part I mess up on is the kernel compilation because I dont really kno what I need (aside from somethings).