General :: Any Good Tutorials Out There For Sed And Awk?
Feb 8, 2010
I plan to design a general framework for structural optimization.I already have a pre-processor module that I can call in batch mode, a Finite Elements Solver, and a heuristic non gradient based optimizer that can process the outputs of the solver, so as to adjust some input variables in the pre-processing phase ( geometry and topological definitions of my structure ).
I would like to parse the huge ammout of data that is released by the solver ( an ascii text file) to filter out some reauired results in some specific points ( maximum allowable deflections or stresses within my structure ) since it is this infoemation that will be fed to the optimizer engine so as to feedback on the quality of the changes made in the topological definition.The only way to do this in batch mode is with awk, or with sed..
I was wondering is there any good tutorials on how to create a good webserver... i have found a few but i was just trying to verify the info on the ones that i found.
Sites providing video tutorials on linux which are free to download. I've got one site "www.showmedo.com". Here I can get different tutorials on opensource like scribus, gimp, C++,python etc.
Can anyone provide me any other good sites like this?
I am interested in working with zfs fs's and I am looking for tutorials on the subject, I am working with the Centos distro, can you send some links my way.
I know there is a lot of information about it, but I'd like to get help of any developer who uses it.I'd like to learn to program in C++ (time ago, I programmed in C and Java).Questions:- A good tutorial? and Samples? - I've installed Eclipse Helios. Is a good tool for developing C++? - I use KDE. A tutorial for developing a KDE application? - Where to get more help: forum, chat.
I am familiar with C, C++, and Python at a novice level. I have recently tried learning bash, but I can't seem to wrap my head around it. My biggest problem, I think, is the huge "vocabulary"-- it seems like there are thousands of commonly used commands, and several ways to use said commands.I've done some google searches but can't seem to find scripting tutorials that tailor to n00bs. Most go from basic "Hello World" programs to very complex scripts.
I have a ps3, and I want to put Fedora Core 11 on it. But i don't know how. (i've already downloaded the Fedora Core 11 PPC)I can't find tutorials for the install of this version. (Sorry, I don't speak english very well) In my PS3 , I used Yellow Dog Linux (it is too slow, and bugged), Ubuntu 8.04 (lol, it dont support HD resolutions).I use my PS3 in the same monitor of my PC. (). 22" LG Monitor.
I am a moderately skilled windows user with some dos knowledge that has just transitioned my PCs over to Ubuntu. this is the first time I have had ANY exposure to Unix/Linux. I am looking for some literature or video tutorials that will help me transition to Ubuntu. The basic functions are so similar to windows and mac OS X that I am moving easily around the desktop, but I want to go deeper. I want a little history of how we got from Unix to Ubuntu but quite honestly I don't know what I can do with what I have.
I'm currently looking at a Mac Terminal tutorial:[URL]... I want to learn about Linux Terminal, is there a difference between the Mac Terminal and Linux Terminal commands and Internet tutorials?
I want to learn Java programing language and MySQL in linux.What packages do I've to install?Are there any sites providing basic tutorials of java and MySQL?
I've been thinking about picking up a subscription to Linux Journal and maybe Linux Pro. Are there any other good Linux mags out there? Only other one I've read much of was Linux Format, which kinda felt like it was mostly just an anti-MS fanclub.
I don't know nothing about programming and not much about linux os. I have now Fedora 12 and Gnome. I have 3 websites to maintain: ( Finnish Pikavippi sites )
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I'd like to have a good editor, can you recomend any ? Suitable to Gnome? Need to code PHP and HTML
I am so fed up with my Sony HDR that is already obsolete. As I am a linux geek, I have been thinking on building my own media central. Reading various hardware support list gives some information about if a card works or not, but not if its good. Also, I would like to buy a card from a vendor that actively supports linux. Can someone recommend a really good DVB-T card?
I would need: DVB-T support.Radio as an option.Two or more channels, three seems like the maximum that I would ever need, but who knows. Doesn't matter if its one or two cards, as long as it works. CAM support. Additional card or built in. I have no idea of how this works actually, but I think the CA module must support mpeg4 too? HDTV/Mpeg4 support (Software is fine, I guess.) I would also need a good remote control (bluetooth) that not neccesarily needs to come with the card, and a decent fanless graphics card that handles hdtv on linux...
I have my laptop that is a full time Linux box. (My desktop system which is for gaming is still a windows box). I have been using Ubuntu for about a year now, and while it is a wonderful system, I am getting restless to try something new. The one thing I dislike about Ubuntu is that I really don't like Gnome (personal preference, I can see why some like it). So I was wondering what would be a good Distribution(s) that I can download and play with so see what KDE has done in the last year and perhaps play with Xfce. I have run SUSE and Ubuntu in the past.
I tried everything under the internet-sun that purports to allow my 128 mb usb pen to work like a writable floppy. The last I tried is: mount -o umask=0 /dev/sdc1 /home/myhome/usbpen. It works, but only a switch to root can write and root usurp my directory. just format back to dos/fat16, will work. But a repartition of my pen don't get changed after a reboot. How am I supposed to go back to 'good-old-microsoft' format.
When i first heard that the the effects for the movie Avatar was made with Linux i was shocked. i didn't even know that linux can do that.Anyway, i am wondering which is the best video editing software for linux? (free/paid) What did they use to make avatar..? Can a serious video editing be really done on a linux machine?
Looking for recommendations on an easy to configure email server to use on Ubuntu. I have been using SME but I have encountered some issues with how emails are handled. I primarily want to use it in a test capacity for a small lan I have created.
I am unable to install vlc player in my redhat 5.2 box. can anyone suggest me any other good video player for my redhat 5.2 box and from where i can download it with all dependencies .
I am interetsed in web page creation software, getting that is easy, now, I am looking at text books, classes or online tutorials. Are there any to mention?