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UserOfPure wrote:The good people here have been using that version for months and you're the only one to find a virus?

I had the same warning from Kaspersky but I did a search on the forum and found a number of false positives.

The problem is, Linux sucks.

Been using Debian Etch since the day it came out. Cannot recall a single crash, it's lightening quick, has over 20,000 software packages I can download and does absolutely everything I need.

I'm sure glad I found out that it sucks. Gee, I'd better go back to Windows ...

theNerd wrote:In the end I sensed something bad so I asked for the source code (which you can make dirivative works from) in the place of the money just before he stopped selling it.

Steven.

If you don't mind me asking, did Paul give you the source code in place of the course?

Frankly it's about time the Linux community distilled to a single distro. A distro such as Ubuntu that has a goal and a view of the future. Ubuntu is making waves because somebody decided enough was enough with all the chaff out there and decided to create a distro that would eventually challenge ...

Try booting with "ide=nodma" as a parameter

Paul has said that he is concentrating more on EBasic than Aurora because it is more popular and therefore has more financial benefits. I'm sure he has good intentions for Aurora but its development is always going to be slow and unreliable because of his personal circumstances. Like Kale said ...

Just to make sure, I tried the same code on Windows machine and there was no problem at all. Does anyone have an idea why there is only a problem on Linux?

Thanks

Thank you Freak, but I still get the problem even after making the change. In fact, if there are multiple newlines in the text, the line after every newline is duplicated. Incidentally, for some reason I don't have this problem when the code is run on a Windows machine.

I cut the code to make it ...

Hi.

I'm just learning about PureBasic and hit a problem I've not been able to resolve. The following code (cut to bare essentials) will save what's in the main window but repeats information that follows a newline. #HOME needs to be changed to the working directory but then if some text includes ...