If you're running Alsa on your Linux distro, without pulseaudio (e.g. Arch Linux, SUSE), and your onboard audio only has 3 Jacks - Line In, Speaker, and Mic - but supports 5.1 audio, follow these steps to enable it.

Add the line below to a file called /etc/modprobe.d/options. If the file doesn't exist, create it.

With later versions of Eclipse and/or the SVN plugin, you have the option of using the Java native interface (JNI) library for Subversion support. For performance and platform independence, Subversion is written in C. The JavaHL library is written by the Subversion team, and basically provides Java wrappers for Subversion's C API. You can use SVNkit, which is a pure Java Subversion library, but until you've sorted it out one way or the other, you're likely to see lots of error messages reading

JQuery has a few transition animations built in, such as the 'blinds' effect. This lets you unhide content by revealing it as if a blind were being pulled open in front of it, and vice versa to hide content.

I've built a variant on this idea that gives the effect of a venetian blind:

phpDocumentor is a tool written in PHP to create complete documentation directly from both PHP code and external documentation. Well-written PHP source code practically serves as its own documentation. phpDocumentor taps into this by examining code for all kinds of structural hints, such as files, classes, functions, constant definitions, global variables, and class variables/methods. From this, it creates basic documentation in a traditional manual format. Note that you will need at least

The following list details the PHP string functions which could cause problems when handling multi-byte strings. The multi-byte safe alternative is given when available:

With all the plug-ins freely available for it, Eclipse is rapidly becoming the one-stop IDE of choice for all your programming needs. The Perl plug-in from EPIC (Eclipse Perl Integration) is compatible with Eclipse v3.1 and higher:



You need Perl installed on your system in order to make use of all the plug-in's features, such as syntax highlighting and source

I would like to have the following features in Jabber chatrooms:

- system notification when user says any one of a list of trigger words (i.e. nicknames)
- ability to 'silence' selected people, so that their messages do not trigger sounds
- ability to mark people as 'special', so that whatever they say a system notification will be created (regardless of whether or not they use one of the trigger sounds mentioned above)

The last two could be combined into a

The differences between these two plugins are varied but subtle. After having used phpEclipse for the last couple of years, I decided to give PDT a proper try as I needed to do a fresh install in order to get the PHP CodeSniffer Plugin working fully.

PDT

• Excellent HTML validation, and built-in CSS support (code highlighting, intellisense and autocompletion for

Note that when using grub commands, spaces are important. In particular, a space is required after the commands root and setup (but before the first bracket) and no spaces should be used inside the brackets.

1) Boot from a Live CD
2) Open a terminal window or switch to a TTY and enter:

Mailman is a tried-and-tested Open Source mailing list manager. It's robust and reasonably efficient when running, however it organises lists internally by their local name only. In other words, you can't have one list called maillist@domain.org on the same server as another list called maillist@somewhereelse.com on the same machine, unless you have a separate mailman installation for each domain.

Many production environments do appear to use the separate installation per domain

The pspell_* functions are a very useful feature of PHP, allowing you to scan text and highlight words which are potentially misspelt. Pspell implements the open source aspell spell-checking routines in PHP.

Basic Usage

Compiling from .tar.gz

The MDSN samples include a C++ project for building a ISAPI DLL which performs authentication for web resources against a text file. This project, AuthFilt, is one of the samples supplied with the .NET Platform SDK, available from here. Once you've installed the SDK, the sample code is located in the AuthFilt folder at

The main problem this car has suffered since I bought it has been its poor idle. For the first six or so months, it ran absolutely fine, but then it began to stall regularly when idling, and it's steadily got worse. Even now it's got warmer has not improved, and happens equally whether the engine is warm or cold.

The stalling problem did not appear to be a physical issue with the overall running of the engine which remained smooth and even when under power. It appeared to be more to

This little program allows you to create IFS models suitable for use in G3D programs. An IFS model can be built from an array of vertices with an associated array of indicies. The indices refer to offsets in the vertex array, and are grouped in sets of three - representing the triangular faces of the model.

So far, my program allows you to:

• Add a new vertex at the origin
• Select a vertex with the TAB

I now feel I'm ready to have a go at creating my first simple OpenGL game. It's going to be pretty simple - there'll be no scene graph, just a simple array for storing objects in the world. I won't implement frustum culling either, at least not in the first instance.

My game will be based on space flight, so I will start with the player's ship. It should appear just in front and below of the camera, i.e. third person. It should turn and dive/climb in response to keyboard input, and

G3D is a cross-platform OpenGL library in C++. I haven't used it in a couple of years, when I first experimented with 3D C++ programming. The current version is 8 beta 2.

To install on Linux, you'll need to compile the G3D code from source. In my case, on Ubuntu 9.10, I had to install the following dependencies first:

First set up the tunnel like so:

The AMD 64 comes in two primary types, the standard AMD 64, and the AMD 64 FX. The former uses a socket 754 connection, while the latter uses 940 (which is the same as the Opteron, AMD's 64-bit server CPU). The 64 FX is designed with high-end 3D games in mind. Early nForce3 boards had issues, which may or may not be resolved now. VIA also made an early AMD 64 chipset, the K8T800, which did not suffer from such drawbacks.

The different pin count of the two Hammer CPUs is due to the