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• How can I port a closed-source application based on OS X to Linux?

  - by Alon

  How can I port an application based on OS X to Linux? It is closed source and working in Windows either. It is not wrriten in Objective C and doesn't use Cocoa. Thank you.

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• (Why) does Tomcat/Java perform better on Linux than on Windows?

  - by ripper234

  I just read this (one) study in which Tomcat under Linux outperformed Windows. From your experience, is this generally true? Any deep reason that could explain the performance difference?

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• Create a Windows (XP) installer on a Linux machine?

  - by Patrick

  I need to create an installer for my software for Windows XP and newer. Is there any mechanism to do that on a Linux machine alone? (I'm running ubuntu, but I'd guess is not a show stopper).

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• How do I use mqueue in a c program on a Linux based system?

  - by Johan

  Hi How do I use mqueue (message queue) in a c program on a Linux based system? I'm looking for some good code examples that can show how this is done in a correct and proper way, maybe a howto. Thanks

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• In the linux kernel, where is the first process initialized?

  - by Tzafrir

  I'm looking for the code in the linux kernel (2.4.x) that initializes the first process, pid=0. Many searches provided many clues, but I still cannot find it. Any pointers, anyone?

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• What's the best way to run a Linux virtual server in Windows 7?

  - by Leonid Shevtsov

  I need a virtual server for web development, it'll host Apache+Postgres+Ruby+something else. What's the most effective software to run such a server? (ie with least virtualization overhead) Is there a way to run Linux as as service? I use VirtualBox at the moment, but it's inconvenient in some ways, such as it needs an emulator window open which also captures keyboard input when alttabbed into. (Also, coLinux hangs at boot on my machine, so it's probably not an option)

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• A good (i.e. easy but also 'cookbook' like) tutorial on using make (linux build tool)

  - by morpheous

  I am from a windows background (VC++), and moved to Linux (Ubuntu) about a year ago. I would like to be able to write simple make files to build the following types of binaries: A shared library An executable that links into third party libraries (static and shared libraries) Create an install section in my makefile (which can then be used my checkinstall)

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• LINUX: how to detect that ftp file upload is finished.

  - by duke84

  In my project I have a file uploading feature. Files are uploaded via FTP. I need to configure a listener that will check for new files and invoke a script only when file uploading is finished. Because if I run this script immediately after detecting the new file, it can start to process file that is not completely uploaded, which will cause an error. Can anybody tell if this is possible on LINUX and how can I do this?

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• What is the best and useful debug tool in Linux environment for Perl and C++ scripts?

  - by YoDar

  What is the best and useful debug tool in Linux environment for Perl and C++ scripts? In related to that, does anyone know the differences between Eclipse to DDD tools? Thank you, YoDar.

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• How are the concepts of process and threads implementated in Linux kernel?

  - by Shan

  Can any one explain how are the concepts of process and threads implemented in Linux kernel ? I am looking for an intuitive explanation with some C snippets ( and important data structures) that clearly distinguishes between the two. I am just looking for the key implementation ideas I should get hold off. Essentially, I want to understand them and implement something similar in an embedded target (not supporte by any OS) in C language.

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• How to take snapshot of PDF file in linux?

  - by wokena

  How I can take snapshot of first page of PDF file in Linux? I wanna do this on VPS server automaticaly. My distribution is Debian.

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• Linux network programming. What can I start with?

  - by Negai

  Hi everyone! I've recently got interested in Linux network programming and read quite a bit (Beej's Guide to Network Programming). But now I'm confused. I would like to write something to have some practice, but I don't know what exactly. Could please recommend me a couple of projects to start with? Thanks.

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• Linux Debuging Issue - What is the useful debugging tool for perl/c++ ? (eclipse or DDD ?)

  - by YoDar

  Hi, I'm wondering what is the best and useful debug tool in Linux environment for Perl/C++ scripts. In related to that, does anyone know the differences between Eclipse to DDD tools? Thank you, YoDar.

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• How to change windows exe file's icon in linux without wine?

  - by zenpoy

  I know I can use ResHacker to change a resource from windows and I know I can use ResourceUpdate function to do the same problematically (again in windows). My problem is that I have to update the icon of a windows exe file in linux, without using wine. (the reason for not using wine is that this process should run on an automation server that change the files and sign them). I don't know even where to start from.

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• How to set file permission for linux host under windows ?

  - by Relax

  For example, i want a file has permission of 644 automatically when i uploaded it to my linux host, before upload, it is under windows. How could i do this?

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• Is there any application for handling groups and members on Linux?

  - by Camran

  I have a Linux production server. There are no simple codes for viewing groups, members, how many groups one member is part of etc etc. Is there any good and secure application for this? Thanks

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• Which Linux software do you recommend for C++ programming?

  - by user162315

  I would like to learn to program using the Linux environment. What do you suggest for Editors/ IDEs?

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• Manual for Cross-Compile a c++ application from linux to windows?

  - by pabloh84

  Just that. I would like some information (links, reference, examples...) to guide me to do that. I don't even know if it's possible. My objective is to compile a program in Linux and get a .exe file that I can run under windows.

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• Does anybody know of a USB Postage Scale that's Linux compatible?

  - by Nick

  I'm looking for a postage scale that already has linux support (drivers, etc) for a shipping system that I'm working on. I'm planning to use Ubuntu 9.04, but I am willing to switch distro's for compatibility. Does anybody know of any scales that currently work? Is there an open source project that's working on scale drivers or similar? Thanks!

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• What register state is saved on a context switch in Linux?

  - by federal

  Where in Linux would you look to find out what registers are saved on a context switch? I'm wondering, for example, if it is safe to use FP or vector registers in kernel-mode driver code (mostly interested in x86-64 and ARM, but I'm hoping for an architecture-independent answer).

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• How to extract random screenshots from a swf file? In Linux

  - by Daniel

  Hi, I need to automatically extract some random screenshots from Flash content (swf) in linux. I will appreciate any advice on this. Thanks in advance.

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• How to set selected a file in File browser in linux using terminal?

  - by EEE

  How can I open a file browser and set selected a specified file in linux by using command line? In windows I am able to do it by writing: explorer /select, c:\path\to\file

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• How many files in a directory is too many (on Windows and Linux) ?

  - by Rhubarb

  I was told that putting too many files in a directory can cause performance problems in Linux, and Windows. Is this true? And if so, what's the best way to avoid this?

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• How to make two different files (with their contents) equal using command in linux shell?

  - by user2617138

  How to make two different files (their contents) equal using terminal in Linux? Suppose i have a file A in which the content is Hello world and i have a file B in which the content is Hello worlds. Now we find the difference between the 2 files using the diff or sdiff utility. Now i want to append the contents of the 2 different files into a single file or make the two different files (their contents) equal using terminal or any other utility.

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• What filesystem for an external Harddrive (Linux/Mac/Windows)

  - by Marcel

  What Filesystem should I use for an external USB harddrive (500GB), with possibility to share with a Mac and Windows systems, for example at the office. Now it is NTFS but back in the day the NTFS support was not stable under Linux and I think it is not supported on a Mac. I would just use FAT32, but it has 4GB file size limitation, do I overlooked any other option? I looked here: filesystem types for partitions but a Mac is not mentioned. edit Windows is the least important, I am not sure if I need Windows support at all. So what would I use just for Linux and Mac?

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