[glugot] Re: help
- From: Joe Steeve <joe_steeve@xxxxxxx>
- To: glugot@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 26 Jul 2004 15:02:43 +0530
nithya kv <nithyakv2001@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> i tried the other way of executing the c program also.but i
> didnot get any change.(ie i didnot get any error display)
Hmm., weird. Because that should work on any mediocre GNU box.
> Some of my doubts:
> 1.Can create a c file using vi editor? is their any
> different way it should be saved?
Na., nothing different. A C program source is just a plain-text
file. You just have the extension of ".c"
> 2.CAn i reinstall gcc compiler?
Yeah you can do that. Depends on what distribution you use? What
distribution do you use? RedHat?? if so., what version?
> 3.how should one if audio is working in Linux?can we
Hmm., if you are using RH 9.0, login as root and open a console
window in the Graphics terminal. Then type the following command.
$redhat-config-soundcard
This should make your audio configuration easier. However I
assumed that you have that program installed. :-S
> play .mp3 files using xmacs?
Aw. did you say emacs or xemacs.. whatever, it is a
emacs. Ananth., did you see this.. Another Emacs user.. hehehe.. I
think i should start a Emacs User Group in TCE. ;).
Well, yeah obviously you can. You need to get a package
"mpg123.el". This is a Emacs Lisp package which acts as a
interface to mpg123 or mpg321. Its pretty cool actually. I use it
all the time.. :) :) :)
Cheers,
Joe
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