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Hi, I am organizing a Virtualization track at LPC 2010 (Linux Plumbers Conference 2010). Please see the official call for tracks below. LPC is particular well suited for work in progress and subjects that needs discussion and collaboration between communities, for example between KVM/QEMU and the Linux Kernel community. We expect strong participation of kernel developers at LPC, and likely also

Hi, I am organizing a Virtualization track at LPC 2010 (Linux Plumbers Conference 2010). Please see the official call for tracks below. LPC is particular well suited for work in progress and subjects that needs discussion and collaboration between communities, for example between KVM/QEMU and the Linux Kernel community. We expect strong participation of kernel developers at LPC, and likely also

I have noticed that xloadimage rpm is not in centos 5.1 I use the command "xview -identity" to get the size of gifs, jpgs, and pngs. xview is part of the xloadimage package. The command "file filename" also reports sizes for gifs and pngs BUT not for jpgs. Is there an alternative command to use to report gif jpg and png sizes? I thought about just getting an older

On 06/28/2017 01:33 PM, Reindl Harald via samba wrote: > that would break normal usecases like replace a folder with thousands of > files with a older version especially on fast networks True. That's why I'm asking here for (better) ideas. And I posted one idea I found (the ransomware-samba-tools link earlier) already, but I'm just trying to get some dialogue / brainstorming

Hi, I''m looking to create a gallery index page of thumbnail images which point to their associated images galleries. Also, I would like to organize the images from left to right and top to bottom. Furthermore, I would like to limit the number of thumbnail images on the page. I guess that I''m needing some type of horizontal looping interface for both the thumbnail index page

I have a folder full of pngs and jpgs, and would like to consolidate them into a pdf with appropriate title and labels. Can this be done via R ? _________________________________________________________________ Easily publish your photos to your Spaces with Photo Gallery. [[alternative HTML version deleted]]

Does anyone know if it is possible to incorporate image files (e.g., jpgs or gifs) in an R graphic? I would like to make a scatterplot in which each point is a small picture of the animal represented by each value. Each picture would be a graphics file. Is there some way to use such files as plot symbols in R? Cheers, Steve -- -------------------------------------------------------- Steve C.

Hi all, I was wondering if we could use named metadata to store some of C++ logic without changing the IR. This is primarily only for front-end buiding and the resulting IR (with or without metadata) should be the same as it is today (or better). I say this because of the number of global variables front-ends need to keep because LLVM IR cannot represent all the information of types, vatriables,

Hi all, Create a simple application where user can have many albums and album can have many photos. User should be able to upload multiple photos while creating new album by clicking on "Add More Photo". Photos can also have tags(comma separated). Thumbnails must be created for each photo after uploading. Album and associated photos and tags should be created simultaneously, use

I''m not a paid developer, but I still feel guilty. I thought it might be entertaining to have a little "programmer confession." So let''s hear an answer to this simple question: What makes you guilty about your Rails development? Mine is a bad one: I don''t write tests. I understand that TDD makes sense, but I just don''t do it. I''ve

I'm looking at using GFS for parallel access to shared storage, most likely an iSCSI resource. It will most likely work just fine but I am curious if folks are using anything with fewer system requisites (e.g. installing and configuring the Cluster Suite). Specifically to our case, we have 50 nodes running in-house code (some in Java, some in C) which (among other things) receives JPGs,

Peter Schuller wrote : > > I use it a lot, but I still get people mailing me > > .gifs and even worse .jpgs (of things like text!!!) > > That's okay let them. > > JPEG worse than GIF? What are you on? :) At least JPEG supports more than > 256 colors and you don't need to pay $100000 (or whatever) to write an > encoder... Uh, should I send you a GIF and

Hi. This is my first post to this list. I have searched the archives but cannot find anything that touches on this particular issue. My scenario: I am trying to rsync from an external HFS+ (USB2) to a FAT32 external NAS drive, using rsync version 2.6.9 protocol version 29 (as supplied with Mac OS X Tiger 10.4.11). The data being synced is MP3 music files and JPGs. The command I am issuing

I run several remote rsyncs off a CentOS 4 server and also back up between two drives on the same server. Performance is far better on the remote rsyncs and the local rsync only manages 10k/sec despite being on modern hardware. Here are the stats from a local backup: Number of files: 979548 Number of files transferred: 2289 Total file size: 24703651523 bytes Total transferred file size:

Greetings all, I've been brainstorming an application that would take an incoming call and present it to several interfaces, some of which would be external to the system. So, a call comes into the * on a PRI DID and then will dial out to the user's desk phone, as well as their cell phone, home phone, cottage, whatever. Whomever answers first gets the call. No big deal so far,

Hi everybody, as Fritz mentioned in his introducing "Google Summer of Code 2009" email, I will manage the organizational part of the R-Project application and (hopfully) participation. Google's timeline schedules March 9-13 as date for organizations to make an application as mentoring organization. The idea is now to collect as many project ideas in a brainstorming phase and submit

I believe you can assign processors in vmware, and xen as well. So you could probably do something funky like that to try to reduce load. The only thing that probably becomes difficult is trying to manage physical hardware between virtual machines. John -----Original Message----- From: Jim Van Meggelen [mailto:jim.vanmeggelen@coretel.ca] Sent: Thursday, March 02, 2006 7:47 PM To:

hi all I''m using attachment_fu to handle a bunch of uploaded images (jpgs). I have a controller where i want to send two images in the response, converted to 8 bit text, all in one string, like render :text => "LOGO1=<bunch of text>,LOGO2=<another bunch of text>" Can i do this conversion in a simple way with attachment_fu? Or by some other method? thanks max

Hi, recently my installation of Flickr Uploader (v2.5) has stopped being able to read JPGs from the SD card. I can still browse and select the file, and I can still open the files in other applications (ie, I am pretty sure it's not a permissions issue), but Flickr Uploader reports that the file is not in a supported format. However, if I copy the file to my hard drive the Uploader opens it