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Since you have the urge to learn, it should not be much of a problem, that is what one needs to learn linux. No matter how compelled you are to learn linux, unless and until you have the actual desire to learn, things won't go the right way. If you are using Ubuntu now, I strongly recommend...

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@everyone, I can't go about your settings because, for wifi range, the wireless router has been placed right in the middle of the house. The ISP router has only one LAN port. The wireless router has four LAN ports, but which are not of use. It is solely being used for wifi purposes. And I...

PreNote: I don't have much knowledge about networking and stuff, but I can understand things quite easily. So post solution considering me a n00b. So here's the network layout of my house: Now as the picture says, there's a Linux machine which I use with IP 192.168.1.254 The wifi router has...

IMHO, STL is the C++ programmer's sugar. Some nice things exist in it which would take ages to create a bug free implementation of the same.

Yes I seriously agree with this. Kanetkar books really suck! It teaches you all non-ANSI stuff.

Read E Balagurusamy to get up with the basics, then write small programs using STL, etc. in C++. Reference for every thing (ANSI C++) available at cplusplus.com That's how I learnt and am still learning.

Probably somewhere you're note expecting me to be: Bhosari (mods who don't live in Pune, note that this is a locality name and in anyway not related to the bad word in hindi).

o.O!! Doesn't it make sense if I was in TDF I already know that thing :P

I don't have the perfect knowledge about this wireless thing, but as far as I know, the usb transducer, which converts RF signals from your wireless keyboard, must be simulating an AT keyboard connected with wire. So it should not be a big problem...

I have no ill-will against Debian, but let me tell you that, after using Arch Linux, Fedora, and Gentoo... even FreeBSD! what I feel is Debian configuration is the most weirdest!

Depends on the use pattern.. If you want hibernation, then you should allocate >= size of your ram. I have 3 GB on 64 bit and a 500 MB swap. It hardly touches even 100 MB. KDE46-Gentoo.

I'm no more active on TDF, though I login sometimes when I'm bored. My id at TDF is 'The Unknown' with a redhat avatar. Digit Technology Discussion Forum

Why would they be better? Any specific reason? Or just because they work better in Windows? I think PHP is the programming language for the web, if you want to save money! PHP comes in the LAMP stack, and LAMP servers are damn cheap, especially shared hosts.

I know python as well as php. First of all, get it clear that php can run without a web server. php is mostly used in web applications. What I think is, for your application, you should consider python, because it has excellent math capabilities in the standard library itself, and it is easy to...

It purely depends on your interests, if you are interested in programming phones, you should go for embedded. PHP is used in web developing the most, so unless you want to be a web developer, there's no practicality in learning it. Perl, it is used by unix/linux administrators, but it is a...

I'm forced to post here after reading this in spite of knowing not much about Macintosh. They do teach Turbo and Borland C/C++ in schools, colleges (yes! we had in last semester #facepalm!) and even in those private C/C++ courses. Does Google exist? If it does, what have you been doing online...

Well, I don't have much to say about myself. I'm not the showy type person, yet some info about me- I'm a student of Computer Engg. Over the period I have got the title of Linux geek, been using Linux since March 2007. Yes that's exactly 4 years as per UTC. :) I also write applications in PHP...

Well, its quite simple. All you need to do is install Linux on your system along with windows. You should make sure that whatever comes you'll use linux (unless there's a kernel panic ;)), because it is a general human tendency to do whatever is easier than to learn new things. A lot of people...