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<0> ok
<0> hmmm 'nothing to be doen for install'
<0> yet nothing was installed
<1> which one?
<0> nxcomp
<1> yeah just copy the libraries to a lib path and ldconfig
<1> libnxcomp.so....
<0> ok, yeah I see them, and the links
<1> then do libnxcompext
<0> ack
<0> nxcompext errors
<0> hmmm it doesnt seem to see some X11 includes
<0> odd
<0> checking for X... libraries /usr/X11R6/lib, headers /usr/X11R6/include
<2> heh... much simpler on package based distro...
<0> dix.h
<0> doesnt exist on the system
<1> inv_Arp: knowledge isn't simple
<1> graz: dix.h should come with the x server
<0> am I supposed untar all these tarballs first?
<0> I get that impression
<1> i did them one by one
<0> well I tried that, but nxcompext needs that dix.h
<1> where is it on your system?
<0> I untarred all the tarbals, nxcompext is building now
<0> /usr/src/nx-build is the top level dir
<1> i know nxcompext depends on nxcomp
<1> so maybe it was in there
<0> dix.h wasnt in nxcomp/
<1> hrmm
<0> [07.16.06 15:24]<1> graz: dix.h should come with the x server
<1> /usr/X11R6/include
<1> yeah
<0> ../nx-X11/programs/Xserver/include/dix.h
<0> now wtf
<1> ahh its in the X source
<1> yeah
<0> /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-slackware-linux/3.3.6/../../../../i486-slackware-linux/bin/ld: cannot find -lX11
<0> how can it not find it
<1> it adding -L/usr/X11R6/lib ?
<0> LDFLAGS = -L../nx-X11/exports/lib -shared -Wl,-soname,$(LIBLOAD) -L../nxcomp
<0> LIBS = -ljpeg -lpng -lz -lX11 -lXcomp
<0> from the Makefile
<1> hrmm
<0> manually adding that worked
<1> build nx-X11 first
<0> eh?
<1> or link against your system X11
<0> I just built nxcomp and nxcompext
<0> ok, those two are installed to my pkg build tree
<1> graz: bbl. going to buy strings
<0> oooooooo
<1> >:-)
<1> graz: been working on some tool songs. their time signatures are nuts
<1> 5/8 5/8 7/8 every 3 measures
<0> new tool?
<3> [root@taimur RPMS]# umount /mnt/cdrom
<3> umount: /mnt/cdrom: device is busy
<3> how to unmount it ?
<4> get out of the directory
<3> hmm
<3> working ;)
<3> ty bougyman ;>
<0> I think I bit off more than I can chew on this
<0> is there a util that will rename filenames with multiple spaces and replace with userdefined chars, rename doesnt do it
<5> which os?
<5> linux in particular?
<6> rox does, but that's for gui
<1> graz: rename does
<1> rename s/ /_/g
<1> or s/ +/_/
<1> tested and works for me
<0> neither work
<1> graz: Guitar Center stopped selling elixir strings
<0> they dont do anything heh
<1> graz: ls -1
<1> a b c.html
<1> d e f.html
<0> s/ /_/g *.ogg
<0> s/ +/_/g *.ogg
<1> rename 's/ +/_/g' *.html
<0> both dont do anything
<0> oh ''
<1> ls -1
<1> a_b_c.html
<1> d_e_f.html
<1> yeah
<0> rename 's/ /_/g' *.ogg
<0> nothing
<1> i don't know what to say. It works on my copy of rename. I just did it
<1> what version of coreutils are you using?
<1> oops rename comes with perl not coreutils or at least mine does
<0> rename from util-linux-2.12p
<1> is yours a perl script?
<0> file `which rename`
<0> /usr/bin/rename: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped
<1> :-)
<1> want mine?
<0> sure
<1> http://bacchus.defendem.com/~trey/rename
<0> doing a make World in nx-X11
<1> cool
<1> graz: what strings do you typically use?
<2> long way... for i in *.ext; do mv $i `echo $i | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9_-]/_/g'`; done
<1> inv_Arp: why not use [[:space:]]
<0> MUCH better, thanks Trey
<1> thank dwebian
<0> inv_Arp: wasnt extensions, my rename will do that
<1> graz: so are you going to answer my string question or are you too busy to talk music?
<0> was like Concerto Moon - Rain Forest -0x - title with space.ogg
<0> oops wrong strings
<0> hahahahaha
<1> personally i like spaces but they are a bit harder to work with in unix
<0> I use D'Addario EXL120 009-042
<1> arrrrrrg
<0> what
<1> i specifically said electric and in the frenzy of him explaining that they don't carry elixir any more i didn't look to see that he gave me electric
<2> or use detox
<1> now i've opened the package
<1> screw it i'm going back to bitch. maybe they'll knock some off the electrics
<0> you wanted acoustic strings?
<0> can this rename recurse?
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