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As a necessety for my job is to real-time monitor the bytes, packets, packet dropped etc of all the qdiscs working inside the kernel i''ve tried varius methods: 1. Parse tc -s command output and update a round robin database and use rrdtool to graphically display tc statistics. [varius perl scripts exist for the above job] 2. Unsuccesfully tried QoS SNMP extensions, in order to use a

...uot;, c("tables/A.csv", "tables/B.csv")) For R workflows, it can provide the same functionality as GNU Make but with fewer software requirements in terms of software installed and system path. The make calls() can be grouped together in a dedicated script, called something like _make.R, or conveniently called from within scripts to decide whether a certain part of the analysis needs to be (re)run or not. Any feedback is appreciated, via email or GitHub issues <https://github.com/arni-magnusson/makeit>. Best regards, Arni P.S. I originally wanted to call the package sim...

...uot;, c("tables/A.csv", "tables/B.csv")) For R workflows, it can provide the same functionality as GNU Make but with fewer software requirements in terms of software installed and system path. The make calls() can be grouped together in a dedicated script, called something like _make.R, or conveniently called from within scripts to decide whether a certain part of the analysis needs to be (re)run or not. Any feedback is appreciated, via email or GitHub issues <https://github.com/arni-magnusson/makeit>. Best regards, Arni P.S. I originally wanted to call the package sim...

...creen Date: 2013-01-09 23:59 From: Vojtech Kral <vojtech at kral.hk> To: "Brian J. Murrell" <brian at interlinx.bc.ca> Hello Brian, I actually use compiz on multi-screen for development at work. I solve this problem by moving my web browser window to the other screen and _make it sticky_. That way, no matter to what desktop I move, the browser window stays visible on the other screen. I assigned the "toggle sticky" action to Meta+S on my keyboard to be able to do this quickly. You should be able to find this somewhere in ccsm. Cheers, Vojtech "Kralik&quo...

I'm wondering what the status of multiscreen support is supposed to be in 0.9.7.12. Using Ubuntu Precise, it seems that compiz only manages 1 screen and if you want compiz on both screens of a dual screen set up you need to start two compiz sessions as such: $ DISPLAY=:0.0 compiz --replace $ DISPLAY=:0.1 compiz --replace What makes this all so strange is that even when one starts only the