Posted by codethought on January 27, 2010
While I was getting some old Ruby code of mine out to convert ruby code to pretty HTML-formatted code suitable for blogging from Wolfman’s Howlings I got the following error:
$ ./ruby2html.rb
./ruby2html.rb: line 9: require: command not found
./ruby2html.rb: line 10: require: command not found
./ruby2html.rb: line 11: require: command not found
./ruby2html.rb: line 14: syntax error near [...]
Categories: Programming, Ruby |
Tags: os x, Ruby | 
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Posted by codethought on January 24, 2010
How To: Apple Boot Camp 64-bit for Windows 7 on “unsupported” Macs
Do you own a Macbook Air or other modern Apple and want to install and use Windows 7 ala Boot Camp? If so, you may have encountered the dreaded “Boot Camp x64 is unsupported on this computer model” error dialog when trying to run [...]
Categories: Hardware, Mac OS X, Operating Systems, Windows |
Tags: 2007 mac, os x, windows 7 | No Comments »
Posted by codethought on November 29, 2009
In an amazing moment of WTF I discovered this morning that after installing Mac OS X 10.6 (aka Snow Leopard) that the only version of Java running on it was 1.6. Now as an end-user, people probably won’t care. And I can kind of understand why Apple did it, given that Sun has [...]
Categories: J2EE, Java, Mac OS X, Operating Systems |
Tags: installing-java-1-5-on-snow-leopard, Java, os x, snow leopard | No Comments »
Posted by codethought on November 21, 2009
Along with so many others, I upgraded to Snow Leopard. Overall the upgrade went without a hitch. However, I noticed that my Subversion repository was no longer available from Subclipse or via the Web Browser. Not good.
So I did some digging around and upon finding this article from Patrick Rice http://patrick-rice.net/daybook/2009/09/20/subversion-snow-leopard-etc/ I [...]
Categories: Java, Mac OS X, Operating Systems |
Tags: os x, snow leopard, subversion, svn | 1 Comment »
