I want to add a system usage diagram to our CI build server for our management so they can see that we need to buy a larger build server when the time has come 😆 Should just save a png or svg image that occurred during last build. Is there any simple program to do this? I don't want to add a whole prometheus/grafana pipeline setup to the build process.
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My requirements are very simple. I need to graph the CPU usage on a remote Linux server. I'm not looking for anything complicated, I just need to be able to plot the CPU usage on a Linux server over a week.  I started down the cacti route - it's not simple, it's not straight forward and it definitely feels like overkill.  Is there a simpler, quicker and more straightforward option?
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Are there any  service/known option  to campare metadata on file system and some org and to identify what components have differencies. Is it possible to link this feature with Ci tool so it automatically detects what are the differencies and email them. Thanks in advance.
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I'm still experimenting with some OpenGL in LWJGL, and as I get to know more and more about OpenGL, I start to do more complicated things like multi texturing, shadowmapping and more. Now, right now I'm using the src folder (src/res) for my resources, and use src/resourcename in my code. When I export it, this won't work on another location as the relative path is ofcourse incorrect. What would be the best way of deploying your game with all the resources in one file? Maybe put the files in the jar?  I would like to hear from a few people how they store and deploy their project with resources, thanks!
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I'm always looking for the best way to represent a file structure on my posts.  I generally use this one:  Project  |  +-- file 1  |      +-- dir 2  |  |    |  +-- file 2.1  |      +-- dir 3  |  |    |  +-- file 3.1  |  +-- file 3.2  |      +-- dir 4  |  |    +  |-- dir 4.1   Is there a real convention for those representations? Is there any script (Windows, Linux or web app service) that provide formatting?  Any advice / tool / recommendation / ISO ( ? ;) ) would be appreciated.  Some examples:
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is a tool to build and manage virtual machines for developers.  It has a  guide that contains iffy-looking suggestions like  $ sudo ln -s /usr/bin/ruby1.8 /usr/bin/ruby  # wtf???   or installing RubyGems from source rather than from Ubuntu packages, and then using gem install to install vagrant itself.  I'm not feeling comfortable just following those instructions.  Is there perhaps a PPA?  Are there, perhaps, alternative tools that are packaged for Ubuntu?
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I'd like to create a customized Ubuntu Server 12.04 ISO but couldn't find a clear approach on how to do it. I see that Ubuntu-builder is a very good app to create a customized Ubuntu Desktop, but what about Ubuntu Server?
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I was wondering if it was possible to use any of the API's provided by SF to build an external (C#, Java) application to manage building changesets.   Building changesets is very tedious when trying to include 100's of items and I was hoping to streamline the process for our team by building an application I can load an excel file to with the required components and have it build the outbound changeset.
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Is it possible to get gdb or use some other tools to create a core dump of a running process and it's symbol table?  It would be great if there's a way to do this without terminating the process.    If this is possible, what commands would you use?  (I'm trying to do this on a Linux box)
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I have no idea how to correctly define my graphics path on . In a Linux terminal my folder location would look like: \home\Libraries\Documents\paperimages  I'm sorry if this is asked on the usual, but I cannot find any real substantial help online.
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I do not have access to an Ubuntu system or chroot. I was hoping if someone could tell me if the  is accurate in saying:     For Quantal, merged /usr should be supported. On new systems installer should create {/bin, /lib, /sbin} symlinks into /usr.
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I'm trying to structure an android project for continuous integration/continuous delivery via gradle and git.  The main code will be pulled from git on the build server without various files  that contain keys.  Gradle needs these files to successfully build the project.  I will pull those files on the build server separately, but i'm looking for a common place to store these files both on my local env and on the build server. So that I can reference this location in ENVs, then point to that location in the gradle build file.  The build server runs in root mode, obviously my local is running as a user.  Where is a non-root accessible, public place in the linux file system besides /home/$USER?  The dist i'm using are ubuntu and debian.
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I try to watch how programs work by running them by the 'Qt Creator' debugger. For better orientation I'd like to see also the system (core) utilities fully in the call stack window as I am used from the MS Visual Studio 6.0, not only to see their assembly code. For the utilities, the 'Qt Creator' debugger displays only that their debug symbols are not available. (Sometimes, the system generates bug reports for its developers; the bug report dialog has requested installing such symbols only for a particular program.) How can I get the core debug symbols? (Without translating the whole Ubuntu version. I use the 'Update Manager' to install updates regularly. My /sys/kernel/debug/x86 directory contains only one empty file. I have not found it in the 'Ubuntu software center' nor do I see if some of the packages at the  is what I seek.) Thanks!
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I would like to have a list of the installed software on my machine, with the disk space consumed by them alongside. I would prefer to be able to order by largest/smallest, but that is not a necessity.  I am the sort of person who will install software to try it, and never clean up after myself.  As a result, my 7GB (Windows and my Data are on separate partitions, as well as a swap area) Ubuntu 11.04 partition is suffering, and has started regularly showing warning messages.
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Sometimes you're developing and you decide to commit, forgetting you created a few files on your project. Then a few days down the line your buddy gets your build out of Subversion and complains that some files appear to be missing. You realize, ah crap, I forgot to add those files!  How can I get a list of the files that are not under version control from Subversion so I'm sure I've added everything to the repository?
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Have you guys used ? The repository has not yet issued for 16.04 LTS, but besides, it might not be free anymore.  Is anyone watching Acestreams/Sopcast with any other software + where can I find such software?  Thank you!
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I'm looking for a graphical  fro OS X, for console Midnight Commander is ok.  I need two panels, function keys operations and preferably FTP and SCP support.  Also, it would be great to be free.
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Sometimes it's impossible to upload .pdf, .dvi and .ps files (usually images of diagrams generated with TiKZ in my case). There, one wishes to obtain a way to export them directly to a .png or some other pic-like file extension. Unfortunately the result I get by taking a snapshot of my .pdf is awful.  Which is the better way to get, say, a .png out of a LaTeX base code?