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guy keren | 1 Sep 2005 02:41
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Re: OT: job offer - linux kernel programmer


On Tue, 30 Aug 2005, Anatoly Asviyan wrote:

>  Hello
> Tehuti Networks company is looking for talented programmer
> to join Linux Driver group

you know, it is very nice to see that it took the company around 6 month
to leave the "strategically positioned" office in haifa (see
http://www.tehutinetworks.net/newstore/shop2071/newstorefront/Lookup.taf?_function=details&_ID=28&GROOP=21)
in favor of hertzelya. you might want to tell your marcom/PR people to view the 'news'
items on your sites and remove this embarassing statement ;)

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guy

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Omer Zak | 1 Sep 2005 03:19
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Suggestions for diff(C++(1991),C++(2005)), anyone?

I am faced with the following situation.
I learned C++ at the early 1990's, and Turbo C++ 2.0 (later versions
were called Borland C++) was my learning and development platform.

During the intervening years, I got along very well thank you with C++
without templates, exceptions, namespaces or new keywords.  I did some
reading of the STL but did not get around to using it.

Now I am faced with the task of refreshing my knowledge of standard C++.

I am very reluctant to dive into a 500 pages long C++ with explanations
of virtual destructors and private friend functions just to familarize
myself with the changes made to C++ standard header files handling.

Can anyone suggest a Web site which covers exactly the changes from
C++(circa 1991)[Turbo C++ 2.0] to C++(circa 2005)[gcc 3.3.5], which will
help me get familiar with the changes by reading not more than say 20
pages?
                                 Thanks,
                                      --- Omer

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Nzer Zaidenberg | 1 Sep 2005 07:34
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Re: Suggestions for diff(C++(1991),C++(2005)), anyone?

some good books (also available on the internet)
1. C++ common knowladge. 
(explains the fine points of many points you
discussed)
2. Essensial C++, more essensial C++, Essensial coding
standards / Sutter 
explains lots of fine points. maybe to hard right now
3. Effective C++, more effective C++, effective STL /
meyers 
also explains mainly the fine points.... easier and
not as good as essensial c++.
4. C++ templates / Vendervourde , Josttis - best book
ever written about templates. 
5. Modern C++ programming / alexanderscu
explains C++ with templates and design patterns. old
but still good.

there are more but those are the best i know to catch
up with modern C++.

--- Omer Zak <omerz@...> wrote:

> I am faced with the following situation.
> I learned C++ at the early 1990's, and Turbo C++ 2.0
> (later versions
> were called Borland C++) was my learning and
> development platform.
> 
> During the intervening years, I got along very well
> thank you with C++
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Aaron | 1 Sep 2005 13:56
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does scribus work with hebrew?

Hi all,

I am trying to design a booklet and thought to use scribus, but when I switch to hebrew keyboard it won't type
anything I type but nothing appears on the page.

Has anyone used scribus for hebrew layout and if so how.
If not what would you recommend to use instead.
I have as a backup plan to create all the text in the gimp and then import it all into scribus as graphics, which
will work but is a great waste of time...

thanks
Aaron

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Marc A. Volovic | 1 Sep 2005 14:07
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Re: does scribus work with hebrew?

On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 14:56 +0300, Aaron wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I am trying to design a booklet and thought to use scribus, but when I switch to hebrew keyboard it won't type
anything I type but nothing appears on the page.

> Has anyone used scribus for hebrew layout and if so how.
> If not what would you recommend to use instead.
> I have as a backup plan to create all the text in the gimp and then import it all into scribus as graphics,
which will work but is a great waste of time...

I am not using hebrew, so my advice is unrelated to the specific
problem. However, the graphics route is insanity incarnate. I suggest
using OO draw - not great, but much better than text as graphics.

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Shachar Shemesh | 1 Sep 2005 14:36

Re: does scribus work with hebrew?

Aaron wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>I am trying to design a booklet and thought to use scribus, but when I switch to hebrew keyboard it won't type
anything I type but nothing appears on the page.
>
>Has anyone used scribus for hebrew layout and if so how.
>If not what would you recommend to use instead.
>I have as a backup plan to create all the text in the gimp and then import it all into scribus as graphics,
which will work but is a great waste of time...
>
>
>thanks
>Aaron
>  
>
Here's an interesting bit of information for you:

> $ apt-cache show scribus
> Package: scribus
> Priority: optional
> Section: graphics
> Installed-Size: 13080
> Maintainer: Oleksandr Moskalenko <malex@...>
> Architecture: i386
> Version: 1.2.1-1

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Alex Shnitman | 1 Sep 2005 15:08
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Re: does scribus work with hebrew?

> I am trying to design a booklet and thought to use
> scribus, but when I switch to hebrew keyboard it
> won't type anything I type but nothing appears on
> the page.

Are you running it with LANG=he_IL? (Or at least
LC_CTYPE=he_IL.)

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Peter | 1 Sep 2005 16:08
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Re: does scribus work with hebrew?


> I am not using hebrew, so my advice is unrelated to the specific
> problem. However, the graphics route is insanity incarnate. I suggest
> using OO draw - not great, but much better than text as graphics.

If you like pain you can also use the layers feature of Gimp to design 
your brochure. Assuming you use pre made photos and there are not too 
many pages to make it will work very well.

Peter

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Aaron | 1 Sep 2005 16:59
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Re: does scribus work with hebrew?


> > Unicode text including right to left scripts such as Arabic and
> >  Hebrew via freetype.

 
> Can you say again what the problem you were expeirencing was?

            Shachar

	    Yes hebrew doesn't live as text inside my scribus, If I type hebrew the cursor doesn't even move. If import
hebrew text I get boxes..

	    Aaron

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Aaron | 1 Sep 2005 17:10
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Re: does scribus work with hebrew?

On Thu, Sep 01, 2005 at 06:08:45AM -0700 or thereabouts, Alex Shnitman wrote:
> > I am trying to design a booklet and thought to use
> > scribus, but when I switch to hebrew keyboard it
> > won't type anything I type but nothing appears on
> > the page.
> 
> Are you running it with LANG=he_IL? (Or at least
> LC_CTYPE=he_IL.)
No I have not touched this issue, in the past when I played with this I got errors on my debian box. I run an
english linux box, I don't want my default language to be hebrew.

Next is this what is effecting scribus.
Next this should be done via reconfigure locale in debian or just added to .bash_profile?

Aaron
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