For anyone that has seen one of:
ld: warning in library.so, file is not of required architecture
or
ld: warning in library.dylib, file is not of required architecture
First double check your -arch options. If you google you'll find lots of examples.
If you're trying to create a -bundle though, and library.so/library.dylib is also a bundle then this will not work. You have to compile the library with -dynamiclib instead.
Remember those good ol' days when you could resell what you bought? Ah, the memories.
I recently made the mistake of purchasing a game from Steam. Well, that's not entirely correct. Although the link said 'Purchase', and there was a picture of a game, what I actually purchased was a limited, terminable, non-exclusive license to use the software for my personal use in accordance with their agreement.
11:23am <@Orangebat> they wrote 10 million lines of code in a year? wow
11:23am <ryanpcooper> pft. I wrote 10 million lines of code in the last week.
11:24am <@Orangebat> or at least that's what you billed for
14:07 <@dgoodwin> worth millions and it still sucks
14:08 <ryanpcooper> like most things that are worth millions
14:08 <@dgoodwin> yeah like paris hilton
03:29pm <@ryanpcooper> new dev metric: files/hour
Wuja is a GNOME application for integration with Google Calendar.
yq (the 'Canadian Rollback') is a command line application for people who don't know what programs they want on their system, but do know that they want to minimize the buildup of cruft.
A simple usage example:
$> yq init
$> yq new kdiff3
$> yum install -y kdiff3
$> rpm -qa
....
(some kde stuff)
kdiff3
.....
$> yq pending
+ (kde stuff)
+ kdiff3
$> yq refresh
$> yq pop
$> rpm -qa
...
(no kde stuff)
....
Download:
yq-0.0.2.tar.bz2 sha1sum: b0e61ed81a30745018eec55005a0735997c82950