ajerimez wrote: Are there any Irix ftp daemons with GUIs? On the peecee I use warftp, which has a nice interface for managing accounts and system settings, and I'd like to find something similar for SGI.
ajerimez wrote:foetz wrote: 'real' ftp servers never have a gui.
But I NEED my big, shiny, candy-like buttons.
voidfoo wrote: It is very strangely hot here, yesterday and today.
hamei wrote:zizban wrote: A pain ain't the half of it. I takes nearly a day for on mac OS X and it has to have its hand held the whole time.
Probably an urban myth but I remember hearing something about a full day on an 8 processor Origin in Irix .... yuck !
assyrix wrote: I disagree. I've written a 30min sitcom script on the Irix version and am using the current stable version (1.1.5) on XP for all my office tasks. No need for any MS products so I have replaced all of them. Have yet to find a standard office task that OO cannot do compared to MSO.
jeffcorbets wrote: In NekoWare we have Bluefish 0.7... CosmoCreate is getting a little behind the times... Composer is, well, Composer...
Has anyone tried compiling the latest version of Bluefish (1.0.4?) or NVu (Composer on steroids)? Is it a project worth tackling?
~Jeff Corbets
Stonent wrote:hamei wrote:zizban wrote: A pain ain't the half of it. I takes nearly a day for on mac OS X and it has to have its hand held the whole time.
Probably an urban myth but I remember hearing something about a full day on an 8 processor Origin in Irix .... yuck !
I wonder if they were building with -j8 ?
I'd hate to think that make was running serial jobs rather than parallel on an 8-way system.
jeffcorbets wrote: foetz,
Yeah, I peeked in your folder last night after I posted the message and saw Nvu 1.0... downloaded and fiddled with it early this morning. It's certainly better than Composer, but it is pretty slugish on my dual-processor Octane.
How about the latest Bluefish?
~Jeff Corbets
miunk wrote: Be careful /w nedit. I built an entire website using it, and once I deployed it I discovered that the encoding was not compatible with google's spider. So the google description was all jumbled and messy. They have since removed the site from their index, and have ignored my request to reinstate it.
voidfoo wrote: I heard vim7 dev version is cool. However I am an emacs guy
incognito wrote: thanks foetz, didnt see a neko release so I compiled it myself.
thanks for all the builds you do
edefault wrote:foetz wrote: so if it works -> nice.
if not -> never mind. try next version
Uh, oh. What if I have to configure my JetDirect 500X printserver via its web interface?
That one is so heavily javaed that FF1.07 does not display it,
even my iMacs Safari refuses to talk to that device.
Sigh.
Walther
edefault wrote:foetz wrote: use cups
How can CUPS work around Hewlett-Packards Firmware in the JedDirect 500X printserver device eventually ?
Btw., I´m pretty content with Impressario.
Walther
whiter wrote: not true.
I just found out you can remove items by adding a line liketo the .auxchestrc file. So that leaves the questions about how to add items on a specific location, and how to 'overwrite' an item. (could be done by deleting it first ofcourse, and then re-adding at the specific location. But how to do that?)Code: Select all
remove Itemname
VenomousPinecone wrote:foetz wrote: to modify the toolchest systemwide edit /usr/lib/X11/system.chestrc or /usr/lib/X11/nodesktop.chestrc.
Kick ass, thanks.
GIJoe wrote: i noticed they give away free licenses for impressario as well, is that one still useful? never tried but i'm curious to know how well current laser and inket printers might be supported (being an sgi user for a few years, i somehow guess: none but prehistoric models
clavileno wrote: I wonder if anyone has any thoughts on this comment from Greg Matter over at Sun? (Permalink: http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/Gregp? ... e_confused )
By 2010 microprocessors will seem like really old ideas. Motherboards will end up in museum collections. And the whole ecology that we have around so-called industry standard systems will collapse as it becomes increasingly obvious that the only place that computer design actually happens is by those who are designing chips. Everything downstream is just sheet metal. The apparent diversity of computer manufactures is a shattered illusion. In 2010, if you can't craft silicon, you can't add value to computer systems. You'd be about as innovative as a company in the 90's who couldn't design a printed circuit board.
squeen wrote: Like an autopsy, I think there are lessons that can be learned from poking around in the corpse. It's not really about blame at this point, just wisdom. This rise-excess-fall cycle is ubiquitous in human endevous. For this crowd (relatively young and moving into or towards lead roles in society), it may help avert future dissaster.
The other (related) eternal puzzle is catagorized in my mind as "Why did the Beatles break up?".
GeneratriX wrote: Hey Steve; I agree hundreed percent with you on every aspect of your post.
GeneratriX wrote:GeneratriX wrote: Who could promote me to what, Foetz?
Ouch!; What a stupid asshole I am, Foetz!...I've not realized until just a few minutes ago that you probably talked about SQueen!
Peace on the earth!
Cheers!
Bluefan wrote: I gave realsoft 3d a try, but got this:
x bin/Realsoft3D, 91092 bytes, 178 blocks
gzip: stdin: invalid compressed data--format violated
./setup[84]: /usr/local/realsoft3d/resources/Realsoft3D: cannot create: No such file or directory
./setup[86]: /usr/local/realsoft3d/resources/R3RendD: cannot create: No such file or directory
Can't open /usr/local/realsoft3d/realsoft3d
./setup[146]: /usr/local/realsoft3d/resources/Realsoft3D: cannot create: No such file or directory
Cannot access windows: No such file or directory
Cannot access resources/startup.r3d: No such file or directory
while executing
"close $pipe"
invoked from within
"if { [eof $pipe] } {
close $pipe
} else {
after 500 "insert_text $w $pipe"
}"
(procedure "insert_text" line
invoked from within
"insert_text .rightframe.workframe.options.fin.st.text file5"
("after" script)
I think it's something stupid I forgot/haven't got.
Bluefan wrote: after that, it gives me:
x bin/Realsoft3D, 91092 bytes, 178 blocks
gzip: stdin: invalid compressed data--format violated
./setup[84]: /usr/local/realsoft3d/resources/Realsoft3D: cannot create: Is a directory
Can't open /usr/local/realsoft3d/resources/R3RendD.ad
Can't open /usr/local/realsoft3d/realsoft3d
./setup[146]: /usr/local/realsoft3d/resources/Realsoft3D: cannot create: Is a directory
Cannot access windows: No such file or directory
Cannot access resources/startup.r3d: No such file or directory
while executing
"close $pipe"
invoked from within
"if { [eof $pipe] } {
close $pipe
} else {
after 500 "insert_text $w $pipe"
}"
(procedure "insert_text" line
invoked from within
"insert_text .rightframe.workframe.options.fin.st.text file6"
("after" script)
strange...
Ben_Liebrand wrote:
Picture taken in my living room before this origin 2000 was moved to my studio. It is now converted to a 16 processor machine and is used for 3D rendering.
http://www.liebrand.nl/cd/gmvjv/index.html
Greetings Ben Liebrand
Ben_Liebrand wrote: As for Friday Nights on Veronica.
They have now moved to the Saturdays:
http://www.liebrand.nl/inthemix/index.html
Greetings Ben
ShadeOfBlue wrote: OK, here's that sysmp code I wrote some time ago. It's nothing fancy, just reads the data.
If I remember correctly, the loads are in CPU time (ie. they tell you how much time in total has the CPU spent in user, kernel, idle, ... state), but don't take my word for it - you should probably check some manpages first
It should give an output similar to this:
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2 CPU(s); Page size = 16384 bytes
Memory: 1104 MB free, 431 MB used; 1536 MB total
CPU0: 282134 user, 26628 kern, 0 sxbrk, 2928 intr, 2024597 idle, 3504 wait
CPU1: 86504 user, 21074 kern, 0 sxbrk, 1404 intr, 2228580 idle, 2201 wait
Hope that will be of some use to your project
EDIT: Just wanted to add this: to get percentages, you will probably have to gather the data for all processors, usleep() for some time (like maybe half a second, or a second), gather the loads again and compute the percentages from that.
At least that seems to be what `top` and the like do.
((