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What's the best way to ask for source code from Epson?
Epson has a printer driver that is open source called ESCPR. This driver only supports printers up to a certain year. Newer printers are not supported by this driver. They've since ditched that one ...
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How do I reverse a wine install?
I have built wine, the windows emulator from source with a specific patch. Now accidentally the source directory is removed, after I already run sudo make install. Is there a way to 'reverse' the ...
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PHP was compiled with zlib module, but phpinfo() show it's disabled
In order to use Joomla! 4.3.1, I've compiled PHP 8.2 in an Oracle Linux 8.6 Server, with support for zlib compression: # php --ri zlib zlib ZLib Support => enabled Stream Wrapper => compress....
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/var/lib/plocate/plocate.db: has version 4294967295, expected 0 or 1; please rebuild it
No matter how many times I rebuild the plocate db I get: /var/lib/plocate/plocate.db: has version 4294967295, expected 0 or 1; please rebuild it. How in the world did I manage this?? /sbin/updatedb....
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Rely on the existence of a package manager or install package via downloading the source?
I'd like to create a script that is able to install my desired set of packages in any Linux distro (initially create it to run in Ubuntu and later expand it to whichever) and basically function as an ...
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Where can I get the current source code for SUSE SLES products?
I'm having a critical support issue with SLES that doesn't make any measurable progress (for months now). So I wanted to have a look at the source code myself; maybe I can spot the issue. (It seems a ...
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How can I get glibc/libstdc++ sources and set them up for gdb to find?
I'm debugging this program which raises an exception. This makes my debugger look for some source code, e.g. ../sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c - and fail to find it. Now, I realize it's not necessary ...
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How would I print only the main function from a C source file?
For example, cat foo.c would print the whole file, cat foo.c | grep main will print the line where the main function is defined. So how would I print the entire main function? (I am on Ubuntu)