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while trying to configure, connect and use Ubuntu 24.04 Desktop (default GNOME) from macOS # 3. Configure RDP credentials and enable the service # 'grdctl' is the control utility for GNOME Remote ...
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I am setting up an online shopping mall project on my computer. This project is just a simple ecommerce project. Anyway, I keep encountering errors every time I try to install npm packages. I have no ...
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I am following this OpenGL tutorial series: https://youtu.be/XpBGwZNyUh0?si=Jbhlk5W-ifrzlBxB and was able to install most of the dependencies, but I'm being stumped on glad. I can see a github??? (...
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I’m a beginner trying to run my Flutter app on my Android phone, but I’m having trouble connecting my device and installing the APK. # Connect device via USB, then run: adb install build/app/outputs/...
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Hi there I have a situation where I wish to add to my module environment an executable in the form of an AppImage. Is it even possible? Below is the code I'm using and the structure I have in my /usr/...
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I am trying to install the Composer dependency manager, hoping to use it to install phpdotenv, with the ultimate intention of linking a .env file to a PHP application I am writing for a university ...
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For some reason I can only install Angular 19.0.7 on my WIndows machine. I'm using Windows 10 Version 22H2 (OS Build 19045.6466). No matter what I do, I keep getting Angular 19.0.7. How can I remedy ...
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I am using Python 3.12 and want to setup the ttpy package version 1.2.1. If I run the pip install ttpy==1.2.1 command, I get an error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy.distutils' because ...
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I have watched a few vids on yt regarding the necessity to disable bitlocker, secureboot and fast start. I just need to know if that is all necessary to do a full ubuntu install, not interested in ...
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I'm the maintainer of a project - say, a library - which uses CMake. It's been suggested to me a few times (possibly also in a Youtube video about CMake) that, in addition to install() commands and ...
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I maintain a library, let's call it libfoo, using CMake as a build system generator. I've made my library usable via FetchContent_MakeAvailable() (although I dislike that interface), e.g. by prefixing ...
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I am using the Acoustics Toolbox from OALib in Matlab, from the link below: https://oalib-acoustics.org/models-and-software/acoustics-toolbox/ I go to the HTTP site and the source code and binaries ...
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When I pip-install a package, it will try to install its dependencies unless explicitly told not to (--no-deps). I actually would like to install most of the dependencies, but there might be some that ...
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I have a CMake package foo, which installs an executable target foo::do_foo (via install(TARGETS ...). The file goes to bin/do_foo under the installation root. Now, if I have a package bar, which ...
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(Kind of a follow-up to this question.) CMake can run a custom script for you, when installing, i.e. when you invoke it with cmake --install and the install() commands get run. This is how you tell it ...
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