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Remove all gems: $ gem list | awk '{print $1}' | xargs -I '%' -n 1 gem uninstall '%' -q -a -I

assembler (fasm syntax), C, Ruby

It would not

security/tripwire, security/aide, security/integrit You may also find this interesting: http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=4108

the advantage of AS (If I remember correctly) is that it can read C header files

Personally I prefer FASM, it's great. But it all depends what do you want to do. P.S. I love A86 assemblers syntax, too bad it's unmaintained (at least it looks like that) Windows/DOS only binary blob.

Thanks. I either for got that, or didn't knew about it. Haven't been coding C for 2+ years :) And yes, you are right about argv, my statement was very wrong.

Very interesting device

I was reading getopt manual (and also check in ls source) and I saw one line of C code, that I couldn't understand how (more importantly why it works). After processing command line arguments you can see this code argc -= optind; argv += optind; First line is obvious. On second line...

Isn't sed in Solaris 9 the same as GNU sed? I ask, because I know there is GNU stuff on Solaris (on newer versions). Don't know about other Unixes.

I vote for QT4

Personally I don't know. But different implementations might have different behavior. I think you should ask on @stable mailinglist. Currently It looks like a bug, but I'm not that much into sed.

Just to note, you have extra 2 characters at the end of each command line (this is not the problem with sed, just a typo).

Maybe that's a good thing... some people might try BSD and find to like it without realizing it. :)

Shit just happens when you least expect it. You know how it goes. :)

Why to use geli? If server reboots (for whatever reason) mail won't be available?

Ye, sound like I better off with KDE4 for my GF wife (and perhaps in time - for myself)

This is offtopic, but: I really don't understand, why: 1) they use binary config 2) They have single process to do everything.... as a result of 2, Enlightenment hands in about 15 min, and the only thing you can do is: switch to console and kill it.

You can also check my sample code (32bit) https://github.com/graudeejs/asm4BSD It also has lang/fasm headers for *BSD I find this https://github.com/graudeejs/asm4BSD/tree/master/FreeBSD/examples/RTU the most interesting example :)

I think it's a bad argument. Install: x11-themes/qtcurve-gtk2 x11-themes/qtcurve-qt4 additional ports (use as needed): x11-themes/linux-f10-qtcurve-gtk2 x11-themes/qtcurve-kde3 x11-themes/qtcurve-kde4 and both GTK and QT apps will look the same. I use it, I love it. Desktop theme should not...