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great how-to, like usual...

Oo, didn't knew for that one, thank you

I think it would be nice that freebsd forums also has an IRC channel? what are your opinions?

wow, how did you managed to delete /etc files? :S

I was using Win XP, long time ago, and at that point i thought there are only Windows operating systems ( :shamed :r ) . Then I heard of friend of mine for Ubuntu and I was like "WOW, that exists?". I was thrilled. I thought that was it. And then I registered to one cool forum, where you...

Thank you A LOT!

You know, I just started portmanager and it is updating installed ports. And this is taking soo long so i am thinking of goin to sleep while this finishes. But there is a problem. Occasionally, blue screen appears asking me to select dependencies. How can I automate this so the answer is...

i'm just curious about this code. Line 5. char *stringcat Is that function? Why declaring this pointer?

indeed! i think it is him

one happy winbl0ws user

ahahahaha, good one

yes

as my friend killasmurf86 used to say:

sorry for bothering but, are these Thinkpads also suitable for OpenBSD??

yes you are right about /bin/sh and C. But python,oh come on... In my opinion, it is perl. I mean it has its own man section , at least on OpenBSD

how do you start it?

I'm actually fan of minimalism. Window manager x11-wm/fvwm2-devel File manager x11/rxvt-unicode I think only bloated thing I have is editors/openoffice.org-3-RC but I need it because of school. we work in excel currently so I use OpenOffice CALC

thanks, fflush works !

Hi. I try to create program that will display equal characters ("=") one by one in interval of 1 second. This is my code: #include <stdio.h> #include <unistd.h> int main() { int x; for (x=0;x<15;x++) { printf("="); sleep(1)...

log says it all you have missing kde-config reinstall kde?