Most "vanila" linux distrib [closed] - linux

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Closed 10 years ago.
Tell me please the distribution with the most clear from patches kernel. I wanna try myself in kernel-module writing, and i suppose that a heavily-patched kernel can interfere me. thanks

The most vanilla distribution that I know of is Slackware.

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Closed 9 years ago.
I was wondering how someone would go about adding Capability-based security to Erlang without making it into a new language and preserving maximum backwards compatibility on the application side?
If you really are interested in this you should read the Master's thesis by Gustaf Naeser on Safe Erlang

How does "top" calculate CPU usage? [closed]

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I'm browsing through the source code of the GNU/Linux program top. I am trying to understand how it calculates the CPU usage by each process, but I'm not having much luck.
The source code in question is over at GitHub.
Like everything else in the procps toolkit, the data comes from the /proc virtual filesystem, managed by the OS and the Linux kernel. There is no "calculation" involved at all.

What's a good book for a beginner who wants to learn about Sound on the Computer? [closed]

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I want to learn how mp3, wav, mid, or whatever format is represented on the computer, but I don't even have the vocabulary to google with. Can you name a few to get me started?
Introduction to Computer Music:
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Where to get gedit themes [closed]

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Closed 9 years ago.
I need some good gedit theme, where did I get one?
Thanks
Adam Ramadhan
There is this repository (suggested in the comments):
https://github.com/ricardograca/gedit-themes
that is a fork of this one (not updated anymore):
https://github.com/mig/gedit-themes

What's the best automation tool for VC++ based project? [closed]

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Closed 11 years ago.
What's the best automation tool for VC++ based project?
You should consider http://experitest.com. It's very easy to operate and can export code to any programing language.

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