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Is there a structured format of version info for OS-level executables?
I am looking for a structured format of version info for OS-level executables, such as in /usr/bin and /usr/local/bin. The problem we are having is the inconsistent architecture between our PROD and ...
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What is Linux doing differently that allows me to remove/replace files where Windows would complain the file is currently in use?
The example I have is Minecraft. When running Bukkit on Linux I can remove or update the .jar files in the /plugins folder and simply run the 'reload' command.
In Windows, I have to take the whole ...
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Most unix-like filesystem that can be mounted under windows and Mac OS X
I've recently purchased a usb stick which I will be using to share data between me and my colleagues.
I'd like to format it as ext3, but I know this will cause trouble because for instance Mac OS X ...
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skype not found on Oneiric 64, but it is right there [duplicate]
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Can't execute some binaries in chroot environment (zsh: Not found)
I have something weird here. Cannot find a file although it is right there.
$ skype
command not ...
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Directories with binary files in Linux
I noticed that when I install new application there are a few possible directories where the resulting binary file will be placed.
You can install with packaging manager, compile with make, ...
