On 05/24/10 23:48, Adriano Moura wrote:
This is actually normal. 64 bits systems uses 64bits per memory
address, by default.
That alone would make 64bits systems eat twice as much memory than a
32bit systems.
Only for the memory-address part of the data (a.k.a. "pointers"). UTF-8
text will s
Need to revise my text next time. Hope it's legible.
2010/5/25 Adriano Moura :
> This is actually normal. 64 bits systems uses 64bits per memory
> address, by default.
>
> That alone would make 64bits systems eat twice as much memory than a
> 32bit systems. Of course you can program can be coded t
This is actually normal. 64 bits systems uses 64bits per memory
address, by default.
That alone would make 64bits systems eat twice as much memory than a
32bit systems. Of course you can program can be coded to use 32bit
variables, but hey, isn't the larger number representation one of the
64bits
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 8:13 PM, Gary Wright wrote:
> 2010/5/24 Frédéric Perrin :
>
>> On a 64 bit machine, in « char *p; », p will use 64 bits (8 bytes),
>> instead of 4 bytes in a 32 bits machine [I'm talking about p, not about
>> *p which doesn't look like it exists]. Gary Wright seems to be sa
2010/5/24 Frédéric Perrin :
> On a 64 bit machine, in « char *p; », p will use 64 bits (8 bytes),
> instead of 4 bytes in a 32 bits machine [I'm talking about p, not about
> *p which doesn't look like it exists]. Gary Wright seems to be saying
> that the impact is negligible. Nicky726 seems to be
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 8:36 AM, Markus wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> i would like to write a little script, that suspends my computer
> if a few circumstances are met.
>
> One should be, that my screen should be blanked. I already did a google
> search on this, but i only found howtos of getting i
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 9:36 AM, Markus wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> i would like to write a little script, that suspends my computer
> if a few circumstances are met.
>
> One should be, that my screen should be blanked. I already did a google
> search on this, but i only found howtos of getting
On Mon, 2010-05-24 at 23:48 +0200, Frédéric Perrin wrote:
> Le lundi 24 à 0:29, C Anthony Risinger a écrit :
> > On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:02 AM, Keith Hinton
> > wrote:
> >> I had a question about the sixty four bit port of Arch in general
> >> so figured this would be an okay place besides IR
Le lundi 24 à 0:29, C Anthony Risinger a écrit :
> On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 12:02 AM, Keith Hinton wrote:
>> I had a question about the sixty four bit port of Arch in general
>> so figured this would be an okay place besides IRC to obtain any
>> help I needed. I wanted to find out ruffly how much
On Mon, May 24, 2010 at 11:00 PM, wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> over the past few months I have installed Arch on a number of
> systems, all of them used for quite intensive audio work (think
> of systems with > 1000 jack ports). All of them have worked
> flawlessly, no latency problems even with the s
On 05/20/2010 07:38 PM, Keith Hinton wrote:
Hi,
I was wondering what the best mirror would be for someone living ni Ohio?
The rit.edu mirror is in Western NY - probably not too far from you.
I've used that one for a number of years and found it to generally be a
reliable mirror.
HTH,
DR
On 05/24/10 at 08:58pm, Magnus Therning wrote:
> Has anyone managed to get Mozilla Prism to run properly?
>
> The behaviour I see is that a .desktop file and a file in ~/.webapps are
> created. Both look all right to my untrained eye. The behaviour when
> double-clicking the .desktop file is as
On 05/22/2010 11:33 AM, Magnus Therning wrote:
What laptops should I have a look at?
Is there some brand (Dell, HP, ...) that is more Linux friendly than others?
My work laptop, a Dell Precision M4400, runs Arch fine. Had to install
a few extra kernel modules (e.g., broadcom-wl), but everythi
Hello all,
over the past few months I have installed Arch on a number of
systems, all of them used for quite intensive audio work (think
of systems with > 1000 jack ports). All of them have worked
flawlessly, no latency problems even with the standard kernel.
Today I installed one more, on exactl
Has anyone managed to get Mozilla Prism to run properly?
The behaviour I see is that a .desktop file and a file in ~/.webapps are
created. Both look all right to my untrained eye. The behaviour when
double-clicking the .desktop file is as expected though. I never end up where
I intended, but al
On 24.05.2010 20:08, Damjan Georgievski wrote:
>> I've set up my system so that when I close the laptop lid the computer goes
>> into suspend mode. However, when I wake it up by pressing the power button
>> the system
>> starts, and after 3-5 sec it goes into suspend mode again. If I then press
> I've set up my system so that when I close the laptop lid the computer goes
> into suspend mode. However, when I wake it up by pressing the power button
> the system
> starts, and after 3-5 sec it goes into suspend mode again. If I then press
> the power button again, it starts and stays on. S
Dne Po 24. května 2010 15:36:37 Keith Hinton at arch-general-
requ...@archlinux.org napsal(a):
> Hi all.
> I had a question about the sixty four bit port of Arch in general so
> figured this would be an okay place besides IRC to obtain any help I
> needed. I wanted to find out ruffly how much memor
I've set up my system so that when I close the laptop lid the computer goes
into suspend mode. However, when I wake it up by pressing the power button the
system
starts, and after 3-5 sec it goes into suspend mode again. If I then press the
power button again, it starts and stays on. Suggestion
Hello everyone,
i would like to write a little script, that suspends my computer
if a few circumstances are met.
One should be, that my screen should be blanked. I already did a google
search on this, but i only found howtos of getting it to work / disable it.
It looks like xset q does not print
On Sun, May 23, 2010 at 12:41 PM, Rasmus Steinke wrote:
>
> Jörg has a point. While of course being biased about his pet cdrtools,
> cdrkit is not on par with cdrtools in any way.
> Those updates you mention more or less only consist of small fixes, no
> progess at all in that package.
>
> The ONL
i now tested this many times on VM (vbox)
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Package_Proxy_Cache
everything seems to work ok.
but i found some other issues with custom AIF profiles (in automatic mode)
# aif -d ...
gives me the aif usage info
# aif ... -d
runs aif but doesn't do any /var/log/aif
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