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OK, BMP, PNG, TGA, Raw TGA These would work. Is there an API that will let me load an image as a simple array?

never mind, I found it: >>> import itertools >>> tp = [(1,2),(3,4),(5,6)] >>> lst = list(itertools.chain(*tp)) >>> lst [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1880683/pythonic-way-to-explode-a-list-of-tuples

I'm still quite the noob with Python. I'm trying to crop a box from an image and turn it into a flat array of integers. I have succeeded in opening the image, cropping the box, and displaying both the original image and the cropped box (to check my progress). I've tried im.getdata() and...

I'm interested in any loss-less format, compressed or not.

There are API's like ImageMagic that can do everything and make you a sandwich, but all I need to do is open a graphics file and access individual pixels. What is the simplest way to do this?

What are everyone's opinions concerning the books mentioned on this page? http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/loginataka.html

Yeah, they described how to install the Compaq wireless drivers from the terminal. It greatly improved things, but didn't fix it completely. Look toward the bottom of this page: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1374910

My main problem right now is getting my video card to work. I originally got an IBM t40, with a Radeon 7500M. I swore I would never mess with ATI again. Circumstances tricked me into getting a Gateway NV52, and it has a stupid Radeon 3200 in it. I tried Ubuntu 9.10, and everything seems to...

I like cereal. :)

I am happy to report that I have officially compiled and run my very first "Hello, World!" under Linux! I think I'm going to like this! :)

Hey, thanks, man! I've actually wanted to use Linux for quite awhile, and I just bought a Gateway AMD64. (It's pretty sweet! :) ) I installed Ubuntu 64 bit, but I'm having trouble navigating. I was using Crimson editor with some compiler or another, but how do you use GCC under linux? I...

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Hi! It seems that this guy (IT employer, I think) went on a rant about what makes a good programmer. I figured it would make a good study guide. Can anybody direct me toward an educational resource or five that covers all of this...

What Python Standard Library modules are used most frequently?

Actually, I don't want to sleep at all. I just want to get integers to my Arduino, but that doesn't seem to be happening.