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    If it freezes up i'm sure it's lilo that fails to...

    If it freezes up i'm sure it's lilo that fails to boot.
    Try a boot diskette to start up linux.

    Also, if you set up linux, before you restart, shutdown or anything like that, look into...
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    My god, I thought there was no thing worse than a...

    My god, I thought there was no thing worse than a
    segmentation fault :)
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    I had the same problem, took me a good time to...

    I had the same problem, took me a good time to figure out.

    type gtk-config --libs --cflags<ENTER> in the console.
    copy the output
    type cc
    paste the output

    what you have here is a command...
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    I prefer gvim. I even wrote a syntax highlighter...

    I prefer gvim. I even wrote a syntax highlighter for GTK+
    wich can be activated by :set syntax=gtk

    www.vim.org
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    There is also a chance that vi makes a "swap...

    There is also a chance that vi makes a "swap file".

    When running vi check for filename~ on you hard drive.
    vi could be copying the file from the computer accessed to your hard drive. They...
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    These are automatically generated files and docs...

    These are automatically generated files and docs to make your life easier.

    I'm not very fond of KDevelop, i prefer to write my own Makefiles.
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    C was developed by K&R (Ritchie, and Kernighan);...

    C was developed by K&R (Ritchie, and Kernighan);
    Unix was then written in the new language, called C because it was better than B.

    Linux arises from Unix, therefore C is very proper to write in....
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    you could always use 'system' system("rm -rf...

    you could always use 'system'

    system("rm -rf file");

    note that this only works with unix.

    you could also set up some macros and define the os at
    compile-time:

    #if defined UNIX
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    Looking for the last word on the line: begin...

    Looking for the last word on the line:

    begin by searching for a space OR a newline, read everything.
    if a newline is hit, this is the last word.
    if a space is hit, set your index variable...
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