Encoding PSP movies with wine.
Well, the Sony Playstation Portable (PSP) is out in
the U.S, and one of the cool things you can do with it
is encode movies for playback on the system. Sony
hasn't released their encoder yet, but you can use a
program called ffmpeg to convert videos to the quirky
PSP
scribed...
>
> We are not trying to limit the product in anyway on
> Linux - if any, we are
> trying to make sure that the end-user experience for
> our product when
> running on Linux is as painless and seamless as
> possible.
>
> So, stop being so paranoid!
>
>
Hold on...
Let's pretend that a particular software manufacturer
decides that running thier software under wine is no
in the best intrest of the company. Or better yet,
decides that if the program isn't running under a true
Microsoft windows It will you that running program XYZ
under Wine is illiga
Japanese also use a different system to indicate the
year. They use the year of the emperor. For example
today's year is 14 Heisei (The current emperor has
been in power scense 1990.) When Emperor Hirohito
died in 1989, Japanese programmers had to reprogram
thier computers to deal with the new "ye
Yay! Now everyone's happy! Group hug everyone!
/was a tenny bit worried about losing commercial
intrest because we simply use ELF executables.
--- Mike Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 17 May 2004 04:05:51 +0200, Guido Draheim
> wrote:
> > gcc supports the universal attribute syntax, a
The one known as "Steven Edwards" hath scripted:
-
The unix security design of users and groups with
permissions is not
bad its just outdated. The nice thing about Unix is
adding new security
modules via PAM is not to bad except they are only for
authentication.
The
You are looking for "Source Navigator"
It's here...
http://sourcenav.sourceforge.net/
It's pretty cool if you want to follow what goes
where. All the pretty arrows too. (It's horazontal
along the top of the screen, not vertical) You can
follow functions, stucts, header files. I used it when
I was
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" was found as an attachment.
A few things amuse me about this...
1) Coadweaves makes a great product, I just hope that
this wan't sent from a Linux box running crossover.
2) I think we all run linux here. We can pretty much
say that this particular distrobution spoke is pretty
> I often hit shift+space by accident
> (while typing in English) and
> brings the application to a halt.
In my .xinitrc...
--
export LANG="ja_JP.UTF-8"
export XMODIFIERS="@im=kinput2"
xmodmap -e 'keycode 115 = Kanji'
Are .spec files automahicly built? Adding an entry to
the .spec file does what exactly? From my standpoint
all it does is add an entry to the documentation thats
generated by c2man.pl, but it's undocumentabale, not
linked to anything, and just sits there. I'm assuming
you *MUST* have a function, or
So I'm still stumbling through advapi32 and there
seems to be some functions that were not exported. ANy
reason why?
For example, AccessCheckByType was but
AccessCheckByTypeAndAuditAlarm,
AccessCheckByTypeResultList,
AccessCheckByTypeResultListAndAuditAlarm,
and AccessCheckByTypeResultListAndAud
If you replace a win9x advapi32.dll with a winNT
advapi32.dll, do you gain the extra security features?
I'm guessing no...
-Joshua
Thanks for the reply...
--- "Gregory M. Turner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
[A Bunch of really insightful stuff]
Implementing should best be left to the implemnters.
^_^
I'll leave the stub in the .spec file, leaving the
unimplemnted functions undocumented. This has some
advantages. First c2man,
Hi all.
On my ever winding quest to fill in the win32 API
documentation, I have found, I think, an intresting
issue.
When the documentation is generated with
c2man.pl, it checks the .spec file to see if the
function is a stub or not. The problem is that if it
is a stub, no documentation w
Sorry to bother
I hate when I fix stuff right when I send out an
email...
The name if the DLL is asvapi32.dll not advapi.dll
g.
--- Joshua Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
(a bunch of stuff that he fixed three seconds
later...)
>
-Joshua
Hi all,
I'm giving c2man.pl quite a workout here, but I've run
into some snaggs.
I'm trying to add a "Description" section in advapi.c
and it's not being generated in the HTML docs.
>From my copy of advapi.c
#include "wine/debug.h"
Oops, my bad, there is an index.html. It was just
tucked away in the middle of all those other html
documents that were created. ^_^;
--- Joshua Walker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>Well, I've pulled down a CVS copy of wine and I'm
> currently at
Hi all,
Well, I've pulled down a CVS copy of wine and I'm
currently at work overhauling the API documentataion.
I do have some nitpicks.
1) I'm using the HTML documentation (make doc-html) to
check my work. An issue I kind of have with this is an
index.html isn't generated. This would be most t
If you need the source of a program that can uses RTF
as it's native format, can spit out
microsoft-compatible RTF files, has all the tools for
editing Rick Text, and the source is aviliable in C...
then use the Source for "Ted"
http://www.nllgg.nl/Ted/
I would toss it in myself, but I suck a cod
This is an intresting way of looking at it. The
question is, do we have an active inventory of what
constitutes as a "Base DLL" I remeber some infighting
a while back about if the MFC DLLs counted or not.
I think I might be rasing a dead issue though.
-Joshua
--- "Dimitrie O. Paun" <[EMAIL PROT
--- "Brian Vincent (C)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> > Stepping back a bit, I started thinking of
> tossing an
> > SQL database on one of my machines and writing
> some
> > kind of dynamic HTML front end for it.
>
> I wouldn't. Wine has lots of tools in use for
> building and
Hello all,
I have been a lurker, going on now a good part of
three years. I have some ideas I wish to cast to the
table. I am a writer, not a programmer by craft. This
hindrance aside, I have kicked around my fair share of
C code. I have also been known to throw gooey
splatterings of VMS re
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