Linux Lite 7.6 Final Released - Click here for more


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test  Smile ;D
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Looks to be working for now, although our Host still doesn't see any errors with mod_security. Weird.
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Linux-lite -3.4[/size]How do I open the following file and modify it:/etc/default/grubI want Start Linux -lite in the first position during grub boot
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#16
Hello, I'm new to Linux Lite OS and programming.
At the moment, I'm learning Java programming from a course at Udemy and I've encountered a
problem with empty spaces in outputs.

Here's part of the codes:

public String toString()    {        return first + " " + middle + " " + last;    }Name
myName = new Name("Cookie" + "Monster" + "Jr");System.out.println("myName: " +
myName.toString());



Then I compiled the codes and here's what it's shown on the Terminal:

mei@mei-Aspire-4750:~/Documents/java$ javac
NameTest.javamei@mei-Aspire-4750:~/Documents/java$ javac
Name.javamei@mei-Aspire-4750:~/Documents/java$ java NameTestmyName:  CookieMonsterJr



All the spaces are appearing right before the name. I'm using Linux's Text Editor. Could
this the reason why the codes are not working properly?
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