Gentlemen,
A very basic question here. I am trying to set up a Python development environment to learn the language. I have Python 2.7.3 running on Linux mint14. I downloaded IDLE and installed it too, as I need a tabbing editor, and syntax highlighting won't hurt. Clean installs and Python runs just fine. I am past "Hello World!".
So how do I invoke IDLE?
Hello,This may sound a very silly question but please do help:Just recently I started going through python programming tutorial and I noticed that my Python IDLE isn't colorful like we have in Vim editor!So, can anyone please tell me how do I enable coloring in python idle?!thank you
I tried to use awk command on centos 5.5 with cat test.txt|awk '{idle+=$idle;idle=-idle}END{print $idle}'; and in the test.txt file contain above number10 1001000 10000... [by migkie]
I want to write a script that will show how many minutes the user is idle. Since the last touch of the keyboard and mouse. Example:
#!/bin/bash
while true
do
command_lines...
...
sleep 60
echo $var
done
Result:
The computer/user is idle for 1 minute.
The computer/user is idle for 2 minute.
...
The computer/user is idle for 5 minute.
...
Can we do that?
I opened Terminal Services Manager today on my Win2k3 server and it shows something like this:
User State Idle Time Logon Time
Jake Active 1 9/20/2012
Silvia Disconnected 3+00:43
From the help docs, idle time:
Displays the number of minutes that have elapsed since the last keyboard or mouse input from a session.
OK, Jake has bee
I'm running several django sites on uwsgi, and I'm attempting to optimise my configuration for memory usage, but the --idle and --die-on-idle flags don't seem to be doing anything.
Each daemon starts off at around 10-12MB and increases to around 30MB once it has served a request, but then stays there even when idle for some time.
Hi there androidforums! Sorry if this is the wrong forum.
But in short, the Apps I have downloaded keep using data even though they are idle - thus making me lose prepaid money- I was wondering if there was a App or setting that can stop data being used while the app is idle or not in focus.
utility atop shows:
ATOP - MyServer 2013/01/07 00:03:57 10 seconds elapsed
PRC | sys 2.18s | user 8.33s | #proc 141 | #zombie 0 | #exit 0 |
CPU | sys 21% | user 139% | irq 0% | idle 228% | wait 11% |
cpu | sys 5% | user 40% | irq 0% | idle 51% | cpu002 w 3% |
cpu | sys 5% | user 35% | irq 0% | idle 56
I want to check, inside a bash script (*), how long the user of a X session has been idle.
The user himself does not have to be using bash, but just X. If the user just moved the mouse, for example, a good answer would be "idle for 0 seconds".
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