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A very plausible defense for overweight IDEs vs. text editor/makefile Java development can be found in the vast number of features that an IDE offers for a new and even advanced Java programmer. Rather than doing it the hard way, taking three times as long and then bragging about it, as some do...

No intention to start a Java IDE flame war here, but you should also check out Eclipse (www.eclipse.org). I imagine it mostly boils down to preference-- NetBeans vs. Eclipse vs. TextEdit/Terminal, but with disk space cheap these days, it doesn't hurt to explore a bunch of them (the free ones, of...

You can use the 'passwd' command, but you'll need to interact with it. To do that, you'll need perl's Expect module. I don't believe OS X's perl has Expect included, you'll probably have to install it (go to www.cpan.org for help installing Perl modules). To see if you have Expect installed, run...

Hi, You should try editing the file /private/etc/smb.conf. This is the main config file for Samba and where you'll set the various parameters its operation. An important one is 'WORKGROUP ='. Set this to your desired workgroup name and do a 'killall -HUP xinetd' from a terminal. Do a 'man...

Could it be that you don't have the Developer Tools package installed? It looks like it can't find the 'make' command. Just a guess. Go to http://developer.apple.com and you should find instructions on installing them. It's free.

I had similar trouble installing DBD::mysql using Webmin's perl module installer. You can do it by hand: (I have root enabled, i don't know how you're setup.) As root, run the command: perl -MCPAN -e'shell' Follow the instructions about setting up CPAN for the first time. You'll probably...