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SML.

In retrospect, this is basically the same thing as the Haskell version.



fun powerset [] = [[]]
| powerset (x::xs) =
let
val pset = powerset(xs)

Many many thanks from me, too.

Thanks, but I actually solved it a different way. I changed one of the parameters in GRUB, adding "text", and got a real, non-root bash prompt from which I could uninstall the driver.

Because it gives you--and everything you're running, whether you meant to run it or not--gratuitous amounts of power. This is part of the reason that Ubuntu (and Unix in general) is so...

I was trying to get an extended desktop (with dual monitors) working on my Thinkpad T40 running Crunchbang 9.04 (Jaunty - GNOME + Openbox). Someone recommended trying the fglrx driver, which I...

Hello,

I have a brand new (well, refurbished) Thinkpad T60 running Crunchbang (Ubuntu 9.04 + Openbox). About 80% of the time, when I boot it up it connects to my wireless network with no problems....

Well the machine in question is a tiny laptop with 70% of its screen broken. So I leave it on 24/7, since I can't imagine the power draw being very high. Although it does make me uncomfortable having...

Hello,

I've been trying to add a printer that's hosted on a Windows XP machine to my Ubuntu/Crunchbang 9.04 laptop. It's been a suprisingly pain-filled process (I've done it before, and it took...

I spoke too soon. That procedure worked as soon as I installed the driver and restarted the GDM, but I have the same problem upon rebooting.

--Posted from Failsafe X.

That did it, thanks a lot!



Note for future Googlers: The site with all the drivers is right here.

Hello,

So I just installed Maverick on my HP tx1000. Jockey offered me two drivers for my NVidia Go 6150. I tried the recommended one--and it seemed to be working. It had a green light next to it...

This worked for me too. I was using Maverick x64, with a flash drive prepared with usb-creator.

This is a good tutorial. However, do not follow the step about partitioning. Instead of selecting "Erase and use the entire disk", select "Install them side by side". But apart from that, it's an...

Hello,

I've been using a Thinkpad T40 quite happily for the past month. A few days ago, I was using it on battery power, then turned it off and closed the lid. A few hours later, I tried to turn...

I guess that's a good Plan B, but I'd like to avoid installing and using Netbeans if I don't have to.

All I mean by "recursive" is that it will act in all subdirectories of a parent directory. In...

Hello,

I have a directory full of directories full of directories of Java files, and I was wondering how to generate the javadoc for all of them at once. Thanks in advance.

AFAIK, there's no magic formula to converting a Swing application into an applet (or else everyone would be doing it....) Were I in your position, I would become very familiar with the applet API,...

I'm actually using Crunchbang, whose latest stable version is based on Jaunty (next version will be based on Debian, but is still Alpha).

I'm still using the Jaunty repositories and whatnot. My...

That's unfortunate. Thanks for the quick reply though!

Any updates?

Solved by upgrading the kernel to 2.6.28-19 by running


sudo apt-get dist-upgrade

Solved. I updated X using this repository.

Then I ran


sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg

Then I added this to xorg.conf under section "Screen":

Hello,

I just installed Crunchbang (exact same thing as Jaunty but with Openbox and no Gnome) on my Thinkpad T40. The somewhat-wacky native resolution of 1400x1050 was supported out of the box,...

@WorMzy XP's partitioner doesn't support shrinking partitions. But I defragmented and used gparted to nick off 20GB from the end, then I rebooted, checked Windows (it was fine), and installed Ubuntu...

I've dualbooted successfully on a good 15 or so installations on 7+ machines. It's just that this one throws a fit.

IIRC, for the Toshiba I shrunk the NTFS partition by 20GB or so (I think it was...