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This is a quick how-to in installing the latest, as of 12/24/2009, Qt framework 4.6 in OpenSuse 11.2. By the way, Qt is a cross-platform application and UI framework. It can be used to develop web-enabled applications and user interfaces once and deploy them across Windows, Mac, Linux/X11, embedded Linux, Windows CE and Symbian. Download the binaries from http://qt.nokia.com/ . As of this writing, the latest version is 4.6 which comes with a lot of new features especially the multi-touch aware which is pretty much what is expected from latest generation of smartphone applications. Change to the directory where the file was downloaded, like: $: cd /home/username/ $: chmod u+x qt-sdk-linux-x86-opensource-2009.05.bin What we just did was to make the file executable. Finally, install the application by running the following command: $: ./qt-sdk-linux-x86-opensource-2009.05.bin See below for screen capture while installing Qt. Note that Qt SDK needs additional software to work

Character Operations: DELETE : Delete character to the left of point (Also marked ROBOUT) C-d    : Delete character to the right of (or under) point Word Operations: M-d    : Delete one word to the right (C-y yanks it back at point) Cursor movement: C-p    : Move to the previous line C-n    : Move to the next line C-f    : Move forward one char C-b    : Move backward one char M-f    : Move forward one word M-b    : Move backward one word C-a    : Move cursor beggining of the line C-e    : Move cursor end of the line M->    : End of file M-<    : Beginning of file Line operations: M-m       : Move point to the first non-space in the line Copying Text: M-w     : Runs command kill-ring-save. This is like copy in Windows editors Deleting Text: C- select text C-w         : Delete selected text M-d     : Kill the next word after the cursor Searching for text: C-s           : Incremental search forward C-r           : Incremental search backward Convenience function

Tutorials : Prolog tutorial by J. R. Fisher Prolog compilers/interpreters : SWI-Prolog is  a Prolog  implementation based  on a  subset of the  WAM (Warren Abstract  Machine) ~ts

This is a short guide on how to install VirtualBox 3.0.6 guest additions in Fedora 11. It is always a good practice to update your system before installing VirtualBox guest additions, so let us do just that. Open a terminal in Fedora guest, thus say, Login as root: $: su Check for updates and install as necessary #: yum check-update #: yum update Note that when I installed Fedora 11, I selected Development machine, so most of the common development tools are already installed by default. But if you have selected Destkop machine, then you have to do the following: #: yum -y install gcc kernel-devel You probably need to reboot after all the updates. It is now time to install the Virtual Box guest additions. From the host machine, using Virtual Box main application do, "Devices > Install Guest Additions..." or You should note that in the guest machine, Fedora 11, will mount the guest addition automatically. Now it is time to install the much needed software. Open a t

Creating a user in Fedora now is so much easier that it used to 5 years ago. To do this, do "System > Administration > Users and Group" or through console command "system-config-users" as regular user. Once the program is run it should ask for root password. Once the required password is entered, you should see a window as shown below. Now to create the new user either do "File > Add User" or click on Add User button. Let us try to create a new user with the corresponding information: User Name: timus Full Name: Timus Tunes Password : password Confirm Password : password Login Shell: /bin/bash Leave the rest with the default values. Enjoy! ~ts

I tried installing Fedora 11 on Virtual Box 3.0.6 and really surprised of the result after the first reboot, I was presented with following fatal error message: Booting from local disk... FATAL: INT18: BOOT FAILURE Or this image capture: Though the issue is easy to work-around, thus say, unmount the DVDROM from VirtualBox but this got me thinking why is it that this issue is not present in Ubuntu 9.04 nor OpenSUSE 11.1? Was this a regression in Fedora or due to VirtualBox? Note that this issue was  reported in Virtual Box and claimed to be an issue with Fedora installer. But this issue was reported way back Fedora 10? :(... I wish I am brave enough to mess around with probably GRUB or Linux kernel to help fix this minor hiccup. ~ts

CodeProject: Introduction to Localization ( link ). Microsoft articles regarding localizing MFC projects http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832187 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198536 http://support.microsoft.com/kb/198846/ ~ts