I could not find any binaries for ARM. Is there any alternative for Robomongo ?
Some pointers will help me.
I am using umongo. However who has linux version for mongo gui, you can use. http://edgytech.com/umongo/
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I am making a research before getting a MacBook.
I want to know if I can use GPU (AMD's) in Linux running on a Mac natively.
I really appreciate it if someone could help. Because I will need to use some ML tools that use GPU.
Regards,
Thiago
This is the first time I heard of cross compilation; and I tried extensively to read about it and what would be the procedure for doing the above mentioned activity.
I want to use ffmpeg onto an Xilinx zedboard which has debian in it.
Could anyone highlight the basic steps as to what do I have to do for cross compilation? (I'm using a linux machine with ubuntu OS 16.04)
NOTE: For reference I have the following questions:
1) Do I need to install Xilinx tools? (ex. Vivado)
2) Is arm.xilinx.linux.gnueabi.gcc required? If yes, How do I install
that?
3) Do I have to compile directly into the zedboard or in my machine with
ubuntu first?
4) What is this OpenCV and what is it's relationship with ffmpeg? Do I
need OpenCV?
Thanks in advance
Cherrytree is really a good tool for me, but there is no versions for mac.I have tried all ways I know, but with no lucky.Is there someone who installed cherrytree on macOS successfully?
You need to download the Windows version of CherryTree and install it using PlayOnMac. It is a wine implementation and can be used to run a lot of Windows applications.
I hope there will be a native Mac OS X client in the future.
Hope this helps, let me know.
Regards,
I want to implement speech recognition in my windows10 using python2.7. Is it possible to install natlink for python2.7? Because i found that it is only available for python 2.5. If anybody knows how to get natlink and dragonfly for python 2.7 then please guide me. Thanks in advance!!
It is possible, I'm doing it on Win7. I was able to successfully set it up multiple times, when following the following directions exactly:
http://qh.antenna.nl/unimacro/installation/installation.html
And that often included downloading and using the exactly supplied versions they zipped up for use. I don't know if it will work for Win10.
Also, if you can get it working with python 2.5, there's nothing stopping you from having multiple versions on your system.
I installed Dragon Naturally Speaking 13 Premium + Natlink-4.1 (from sourceforge) + Dragonfly with python2.7 on my Windows 8 machine. I also had to install WxPython AFAIR. I had to do a few tests, but this combination works fine. I was able to run some basic tests.
Are there simple ways to install and use Qt for using qt-ruby on my Windows 7 (64bit) computer? Which steps do I have to take for installing Qt for using it with Ruby? Do I have to install the Qt SDK for the C++ environment? Or is it easier another way?
My goal is to write Qt-Ruby-Code from Emacs and then compile it using MinGW/MSys.
Current Info:
I only found bindings for Qt 4.xx at RubyGems.org and at the KDE Korundum page
I'm not at my computer but as far as I can remember https://github.com/ryanmelt/qtbindings is about your only choice. And the qt build they recommend at http://qt.nokia.com/ times out for me. :( What exactly are you trying to do with those specific version requirements?