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I've been using SDL to create cross-platform 2D games. Just recently I finished making a cross-platform port of LaserTank. *code.google.com/p/ltanks/

I think the ubuntu 7.04(fiesty) repositories have been taken down as they are no longer supported. Download the latest version 9.04.

That's helpful only if the online computer has ubuntu on it, if it has only windows then you cant use the method you've mentioned.

We all know how difficult it is to install software on offline Ubuntu/Debian computers. It can be done using aptoncd, but it also requires that the online computer have Ubuntu/Debian. There are cases where the only way to download software is through Windows. When I started using linux this was...

It works right out of the box, I have the huawei EC168c, just make a new connection in mobile broadband in the network manager, change the username and password to the 10-digit number provided with the box.

Freshly installed KDE 4.2 on Archlinux

You could try using keryx for installing software for an offline Ubuntu machine. *keryx.betaserver.org/

*www.hindu.com/2009/03/19/stories/2009031961141300.htm Zoom into the image, it is definitely Ubuntu

Feb 2 09:51:44 bauhaus pppd[2219]: primary DNS address 62.151.8.100 Feb 2 09:51:44 bauhaus pppd[2219]: secondary DNS address 62.151.2.8 after the connection is established your wvdial output will be similar to above. copy these dns addresses to your /etc/resolv.conf file. In Ubuntu this...

Add the dns servers in the output of the wvdial command to your /etc/resolv.conf file

Thanks. Arch simply rocks, its logo is pretty cool Got the wallpaper from here The gtk theme is DarkerIce

Finally got Arch up and running Xfce4:

If the hfs+ partition is journaled then you wont be able to write to it. You'll have to disable it first. *gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_hfsplus

You can go the media directory in the filesystem partition to access your other drives.

Ubuntuforums also changed their colour scheme yesterday(just for april fool)

About 2 days to make my first program. GTK+ seemed very confusing in the start as I had been used to VB. After understanding packing of widgets and signal handling theres nothing more to learn as such, its just a matter of referring to the API.

Well, i learnt GTK+ from here: *library.gnome.org/devel/gtk-tutorial/stable/ and for the API *library.gnome.org/devel/gtk/unstable/ Its more than enough if you already know C, no books required.

For changing it in emerald, open emerald theme manager choose your current theme. Go to edit theme->titlebar change titlebar object layout the format is left:center:right:

Whats with Jaguar, Lion and all? Love the cat family? :p

grellm seems good, will try it out