Looking at the Qt Documentation there should be a function QPlainTextEdit::setExtraSelections and further the type QTextEdit::ExtraSelection (https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qplaintextedit.html#setExtraSelections) but I can't find those in the Go packages?

Bug description
On the https://psutil.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ page, there are 'terminate my children' links to the https://psutil.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#terminate-my-children section which appears to not exist anymore.

This is not an issue in 5.3.0 (https://psutil.readthedocs.io/en/release-5.3.0/#terminate-my-children).

It would be really useful if the project would have a bindep.txt file which mentions system packages required for building the code.

Details at https://docs.openstack.org/infra/bindep/readme.html -- I mention that there is nothing specific to OpenStack about bindep tool.

System Details:

• Operating System: MacOS
• Persepolis Version: 3.1
• How do you install Persepolis? DMG
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Hello,

with yum info audit I can confirm that the package audit is installed.
with rpm -ql audit I can see a list of files, including /usr/share/doc/audit-2.3.7/*
But those files are missing
ls: cannot access /usr/share/doc/audit-2.3.7: No such file or directory

CentOS 6.7
Can you help with that?
Thanks.

It would be useful to have some documentation on the recommended approach for generating UUIDs from Lua sysbench scripts. Some all-Lua uuid modules out there are actually not thread-safe and require hacks to get to work properly.

However, there is a thread-safe FFI/cdef-based UUID generation Lua module here:

https://github.com/AlexWoo/lua-uuid/blob/master/uuid.lua

It would be good to eith

Component: spectre-meltdown-checker.noarch 0.42-2.fc31 @fedora

Enhancements request – While running tool's command on a new computer, some new observations came to mind.

Command executed to get the widest coverage of that powerful tool is spectre-meltdown-checker -v --paranoid --explain.

• Color codes' significances do rely on one's deduction alone as long as it is not documented in man

Maybe I'm blind and there is a special page with all that stuff but I can't find it.
In deep i want to know all json properties and stuff with loading resources. Also can write some docs for this theme after creating production version of map editor. Also want to bring game.map and ttypes.ttf json or similar format (if its possible please give feedback about it).
This issue also related to n

Is there any chance that you will create a printable version of this docs as it would be very useful if it is distributed on my college tech club and my fellow linux geekmate. Thanks

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Having said that, I can see how _acquire_ implies a transition of some kind, so perhaps it'd be better to just change the docs (solo5.h) to say that you're only allowed to call it once per handle?

Originally posted by @mato in Solo5/solo5#402

Hi,
Could you please help me understand what I'm missing:

Python 3.6.9
[GCC 8.3.0] on linux

from pyroute2 import ethtool
etht = ethtool.Ethtool()
ERROR:root:Generic netlink protocol ethtool not found
ERROR:root:Please check if the protocol module is loaded

and looks like this happens specifically in this place

_with_nl.is_nlethtool_in_kernel()
ERROR:root:Generic netlink p

...the same way we do during self-testing after #545.

There’s no instructions on how to properly uninstall the package and it’s dependencies. Can someone please advise what steps to take?

Most of OSs are populate network interface name by PCI/SLOT/FUNCTION,
if attach extra pci-e device, such as attach a new storage contoller or pci passthru
device, slot number of ethernet will change.

This situcation will lead to guest OS's IP address setting invalid.
better populating a fix slot number for networking interface like populating MAC address.

While working on iocage/iocage#1106 I stumbled over a couple of issues which should be addressed:

• The iocage man page doesn't reflect how devfs_rulesets work these days (it hasn't been updated since the changes to how devfs_rulesets work last year). It e.g. suggests that setting it to "0" would set no ruleset whatsoever (which isn't true). It also should point out that

This ticket serves as a tracker for translations needing updates for fre:ac 1.1.2. It will be updated once the status of a translation changes.

Help is needed to update the translations for fre:ac 1.1.2 which has been released on 20th June 2020. The next point release is planned for September 2020.

New translations to as of yet unsupported languages are more than welcome as well of cou

The documentation does not inform the user that all the zfs stuff will be kept under the iohyve subtree. For someone who does not dedicate a pool to iohyve, it isn't clear that it will co-exist safely w/ other data.