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about virus
well we usually don't download or execute a random .exe file. You download the source from a trusted supplier and compile it self. thus the executable will not have a virus except if it is built in the code.
even RPM's must be downloaded from trusted sources.
well. did you make sure that all the IP addresses are static when using a cross cable? I'm doing my project on a cross cable and sockets work perfectly. I only had a problem with dhcp and firewall blocking incoming connections.
how the system operates and its connectivity with the rest of the system is still the same. So those books are still good. but read the man pages first.
look at the man pages for xserver, xinit, X and anything relating to it.
on a normal system it would be installing the xserver, making it run...
any ideas???
well, looking at Jack// ani's avatar,
why not code a blackjack game playbale against
other players as well as the pc. that is an easy one.
As far as I know Xfree is fasing out and Xorg is taking over. So if you use one of the two, use Xorg.
There exist monochrome xservers as well and other less supported xservers.
Icewm is a good one to use. it uses a less cache than the big guns.
And remember to enable your system to have full...
never tried it before. but you'll need to read up an using the basics.
read up on xserver, how it is initialised and how it communicates with the standard input and output and other hardware. then look for a GUI that will suit your CF needs. I would recommend looking into WMaker or Xfce or other...
why not use OpenSSL?
you can use openSSL to write your own encryption
programs and it uses all kinds of encryption, DES, its better AES, RSA. call it OpenSSL can do it.
you got the right idea. to transmit audio through ethernet, you will need to convert to some kind of digital format. If you are not transmitting to another computer but external device you can convert it straight to 1's and 0's, you can buffer the output and send it through a Digtal to audio...
what it boils down to as ramana_k22 said:
example
a = 10; b = 0;
a++ + a => 10 + 10 = 20 and then a++; a =11;
++a + a => 11 + 11 since first a++, then a+a;
GNOME and KDE
these two differ vastly.
Gnome was written from scratch where KDE was built straight from the old X-system. Gnome and KDE both use a lot of caching but KDE as far as I know is is faster.
You can look into any of the other GUI's like WMaker or blackbox for a faster UI and less...
cygwin gnome
I suggest you readup more on linux and how linux works. Then look into the console commands.
To be able to run kde or gnome in cygwin you need to have a
xserver setup and runnign as well. if the xserver is running in deamon mode, you can setup kde or gnome to start when running...
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