If you are using qmake, kdevelop runs qmake from the PATH, so the qmake from Qt4 must be first in the PATH (http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119107). For this, don't launch kdevelop as usual, but use the following shellscript instead: #!/bin/sh export QTDIR=/devel/kde/src/4/qt-copy export PATH=$QTDIR/bin:$PATH exec kdevelop $* The second issue is that the embedded Qt designer is the Qt3 one. Instead we want to launch the Qt4 designer for .ui files. Two steps are needed for this: Open ~/.

Qt4's includes are mostly one-liners with '#include "../../src/blah.h", which KDevelop can't handle. To work around this, try using Qt4's src directory when creating the completion database.

Probably because the developers don't have access to platform XYZ and/or are unfamiliar with development on XYZ. Also, synergy has inherently non-portable aspects so there's a not insignificant effort involved in porting.

Use mvpmc with the -s flag to specify the IP address of the MythTV server. If you also use the -r flag to specify the NFS mount point of the MythTV recordings directory, then you will play your MythTV recordings via NFS (If you have multiple backends, use -r with a colon-seperated list for each directory in which to look for recordings). If not, you will play them via the Myth protocol.

Use the MENU key when the recording is highlighted to bring up the episode menu. From there you can either delete the recording, or delete it while allowing future recordings.

Yes. We've thoroughly tested a customer's composite application platform, written end-to-end in .NET on Java EE under Linux. At IBM's Chicago Innovation Labs, the ported application performed just as well as the original .NET application, in three user scenarios. Read the full Performance Study for details.

You can watch and delete your recordings, as well as view the upcoming recording schedule. You can also watch live tv on any available tuner. Additional functionality, such as scheduling of recordings, commercial skip, etc are not supported at this time.

Live TV does not currently work with MythTV 0.19. mvpmc is capable of of playing live TV with older versions of MythTV. You can watch live TV either via the filesystem or the myth protocol. If you use the -b option to mvpmc, you can tell mvpmc which directory contains the ringbuffer. If you do not use the -b option, then live tv will be played via the myth protocol. When you select live TV, you will be given a menu containing all of the programs currently being broadcast.

Porting the earphone to let ambient sound leak in has serious drawbacks. Because the porting effectively eliminates the benefits of isolation and cannot be controlled, there is a strong possibility that the user will turn the IEM system to unsafe loudness levels. Sensaphonics does not and will not make ported earphones. From a hearing conservation viewpoint, they are definitely NOT recommended.

Unless you are a Corporate/Government subscriber, it is unlikely that your mobile phone line will be ported to a new Service Provider or Network Operator without your knowledge or approval. Your mobile phone will always tell you to which Network Operator you are connected, on the screen. If an unauthorised port does occur, contact your normal Service Provider as soon as possible and the port can be reversed.

Just because your code runs on UNIX does not mean that it will run unmodified on Windows. In our experience, your code may really have a latent bug (or non-portable code) which simply does not manifest on UNIX. To debug such situations: Set the "stop always" state for the Access Violation exception in the Debug/Exceptions menu. On a segmentation violation, a pop-up dialog box will let you launch the debugger at the location of the fault.

Yes. A company called Ximian is porting the standards-based parts of .NET to Linux as you read this, and the work is amazingly far along. Code-named Mono, this project seeks to bring the C# programming language, the Common Language Runtime (CLR, see below), and other .NET features to Linux. On a related note, Microsoft has contracted Corel (makers of CorelDRAW and Word Perfect) to port .NET to FreeBSD at some undetermined date in the future. This project has not yet started.

Yes. As of the 1.3 release, NetBSD incorporates the package system (based on the FreeBSD ports system). The package collection contains the necessary files to help you quickly install many of the common software packages available on the Internet. Please take a look at the NetBSD package system documentation for more information:

this point it seems unlikely. However, a modern Macintosh is perfectly capable of either running Windows natively or using a Windows emulator (such as Virtual PC, Real PC, or Blue Label) to run the PC versions of earlier Ultimas. Try searching online auction sites for "The Ultima Collection" CD-ROM (Windows) with all Ultimas prior to 9 (Ascension).

We may try to develop a version for Linux on the Mac, and perhaps for Solaris on Sun. If the present code run without too much problems we'll do it, otherwise we fear not to have enough time for fine-tuning our code for these platforms. If some people are ready to test our code on other platforms and make it compile, then they should contact us.

Well, the core OS can't be (IBMBIO.COM, IBMDOS.COM, and COMMAND.COM) but there's no reason why the utilities couldn't all be 32-bit DJGPP programs. However, that means that a 386 is required, which otherwise wouldn't be true.

the tuning of a ported box is determined by the volume of the box in comparison to the cross sectional area and length of the port in the box. in general, more port area means lower tuning.

Your previous phone provider will send you a final bill. At this point your phone number has been ported to Nuvont.

If your patch is small, mail it to gnuplot-beta@lists.sourceforge.net, with a thorough description of what the patch is supposed to do, which version of gnuplot it is relative to, etc. Well, please do it always with respect to the current development version of gnuplot (see 'cvs' above). Nowadays, the preferred way of submitting, commenting and upgrading patches are via 'Patches' section on http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/gnuplot/. You may want to send a note to gnuplot-beta@lists.

The "UNIX" version uses X Windows for display, and has been known to run on Ultrix, SunOS, OSF/1 (DEC Alpha), Linux, and probably a few more that I can't think of right now. For those old versions it is probably easier to start porting from latest DOS or UNIX version rather than add changes to old port. This port can be obtained from the normal FTP site, or from AmiNet: ftp://ftp.luth.se/pub/aminet/misc/sci/RARS_Amiga_3.lha. I've ported RARS 0.61 to DJGPP 1.