Just downloaded poEdit onto the computer of someone who is going to help me with some translations. However, when I tried to export a .po language file from Drupal (5.1) and open it in poEdit, I got an error message that said:
Couldn't load file xxx.po, it is probably corrupted.
The details added:
Broken catalog file: singular form msgstr used together with msgid_plural
Looking through the file, I found that it contained blocks of lines like:
Been reading about tmpfs and unionfs to try to get an Ubuntu live CD to take advantage of hard disk space that might be available when an Ubuntu live CD boots up.
It's possible to increase the size of the /tmp filesystem by remounting it with something like
In the grand tradition of eating your own dog food, I've started using the live CD that my uncle is preparing for my grandparents. The first thing I noticed was that the flash plugin was missing. First I tried enabling "multiverse" and installing it into my live CD image using apt-get. It wanted to grab an old version 7 flash player, so I aborted and tried enabling "edgy-backports" and installing again. That time, it failed with some kind of md5sum mismatch error.
what is this, amateur night? =)
Wikipedia (both en.wikipedia.org and zh.wikipedia.org) is unblocked for me at the moment. Just a fluke, or will it last?
The timezone files in /usr/share/zoneinfo/posix seem to be identical to the ones in /usr/share/zoneinfo on my computer. The ones in the "right" directory are different. They're supposed to be the same thing, but containing information about the (so far 23) leap seconds that have been applied.
There seems to be an FVWM package for fedora now, yay!
I remember running class files directly from the command line a long time ago when binfmt_misc first came out. There's an RPM containing the setup files necessary to make class files and jar files executable, and I've patched it to build in Fedora with recent versions of RPM.
My friend made his own multitouch display.
