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I am making a smart home device and I need to make my own linux os from the ground up including the GUI and some assembly code I know will be necessary. What programming languages will I need to learn? What software will I need? Where do I start? Will I have to make my own kernel?
If you are not programmer and have not any such skills so run and dont look behind and save yourself but if not look at this: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/
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I'm running GoLand by the ./goland.sh command in the terminal
How do I make a button to start Gogland by pressing?
I use linux ubuntu
I'm not sure I understand the question 100% but I believe the answer is here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UnityLaunchersAndDesktopFiles
I would recommend you to use the free JetBrains Toolbox:
https://www.jetbrains.com/toolbox/app/
Not only will create launchers but will keep everything up-to-date.
I really like it and I am sure you will.
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I am absolutely new in Linux. So,what distribution/version should a beginner like me install to get started with?I had Mint in mind , but I would like to know from experts.So please do let me know.
Since you're a beginner, I'd just install one and start learning about the basics, i.e. directory structure, services, shell programming, development tools, etc. Mint sounds like a nice option to go with. Once you know enough what you want and like you could be moving to another one. I don't think there is an "expert" who spent all his/her life with a single distro.
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How to build perl script in a bianry form ? and it is executable on i686 GNU/Linux
without any additional package or library
perlbin
pp
Also see:
How does PAR::Packer work?
The easy way to build stand-alone Perl apps
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There are three artictures in jdk8 source code : 'linux_sparc' 'linux_x86' 'linux_zero'.
I know 'linux_sparc' 'linux_x86' but I don't understand what does the 'linux_zero' mean?.
"Zero" is not an architecture. It is a mode of operation of JDK that uses no assembler and no architecture-specific knowledge, and therefore should (in theory at least) work on any architecture.
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What is another way to play sounds in Win RT instead of using Media Element? I'd like to play some "play-and-forget" sounds.
You can have multiple MediaElements or you can use XAudio2 or WASAPI, but multiple MediaElements is possibly the easiest way. Just track which one is done playing so you can reuse it.