Thanks a lot.
By simply adding a dot at end of the file worked perfectly.
I should not have missed that thing in your first post.
I was not in my city for last 4 days so I could not tried that but today morning I applied that and worked perfectly.
Please guide me where to start if I get into Linux programming. By profession I am accountant. Should I start a new post for this query?
(Solved) cinnamon crashes login only in fallback mode
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Fred Barclay
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Re: cinnamon crashes login only in fallback mode
Ah, well, it works now. What more can either of us ask? 
Your question about programming languages would do better in a new post (keeps the forums cleaner), but as a head start, I found these for you:
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 8&t=149856
http://segfault.linuxmint.com/2013/05/p ... languages/ (Good read by Clem).
http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/progra ... age-linux/
I'm not a "developer" per se; my programming is more scientific/numerical in nature--such as calculating half-lives after set periods of time, finding intersections of rays with polygons, exponential behaviour, and other *boring* stuff--no game designing here! (I say "boring" in a general sense; I really enjoy what I do, but a lot of people would probably learn a language for other reasons such as creating games or "apps" or whatever.)
I use python 2 for this and I'm getting into numpy/scipy. I'm also probably going to move over to python 3 soon.
I'm happy with python for numerical use, so, although I can't say how suited it'll be for accounting, I'd recommend you looking into it. If you want some guides/help, feel free to PM me and I can try to find something. I can even look into any problem code if you like (although I promise no great breakthroughs. I'm still beginning myself
)
Hope this helps!
Fred
Your question about programming languages would do better in a new post (keeps the forums cleaner), but as a head start, I found these for you:
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 8&t=149856
http://segfault.linuxmint.com/2013/05/p ... languages/ (Good read by Clem).
http://www.makeuseof.com/answers/progra ... age-linux/
I'm not a "developer" per se; my programming is more scientific/numerical in nature--such as calculating half-lives after set periods of time, finding intersections of rays with polygons, exponential behaviour, and other *boring* stuff--no game designing here! (I say "boring" in a general sense; I really enjoy what I do, but a lot of people would probably learn a language for other reasons such as creating games or "apps" or whatever.)
I use python 2 for this and I'm getting into numpy/scipy. I'm also probably going to move over to python 3 soon.
I'm happy with python for numerical use, so, although I can't say how suited it'll be for accounting, I'd recommend you looking into it. If you want some guides/help, feel free to PM me and I can try to find something. I can even look into any problem code if you like (although I promise no great breakthroughs. I'm still beginning myself
)Hope this helps!
Fred
"Once you can accept the universe as matter expanding into nothing that is something, wearing stripes with plaid comes easy."
- Albert Einstein
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mkg3103
Re: cinnamon crashes login only in fallback mode
Thanks for the informative and wonderful links provided by you. I am starting with Java and css programming. Once get some confidence then I will move towards C++ .
Without your support its not possible for me to understand and learn CLI and backup process.
Without your support its not possible for me to understand and learn CLI and backup process.
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mkg3103
Re: cinnamon crashes login only in fallback mode
Thanks for the informative and wonderful links provided by you. I am starting with Java and css programming. Once get some confidence then I will move towards C++ .
Without your support its not possible for me to understand and learn CLI and backup process.
Without your support its not possible for me to understand and learn CLI and backup process.