Archive for October, 2008
Install Gnome-do plugin in Ubuntu | Your Tech Dose
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A very light weight sexy ,powerful tool “gnome-do” makes your life wonderful !!
How to get Android on your HTC Diamond phone
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The following guide will instruct you how to retrieve and build the Linux kernel for the Android OS to be used on the HTC Diamond
How to Set up Video Codecs on Linux Server (PHP)
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If you have interest on running your video hosting services, you wanna create your own video sharing site on Linux server with thousands upon thousands of visitors and video clips hosted just like YouTube, iFilm, Break or other famous video sharing sites do, this tutorial will tell you how to make the first step.
10 Things You Should Do Immediately After Installing Ubuntu
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In today’s Linux Gyan, we help you get-things-working once you have installed the Intrepid Ibex
NVidia Fan Speed Revisited
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One of the comments to my last post aboutadjusting the fan speed on your NVidia graphics card was that whatwas needed was a script to adjust the speed based on the temperature.
Linux Journal Live - Horror Stories
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The October 30th edition of Linux Journal Live focused on Horror Stories in the computer world.
Ubuntu 8.10 Charges Up the Mountain
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The hot story-of-the-week this week is, of course, the ninth release of the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, officially designated Ubuntu 8.10 but far more recognizable by its colorful code-name, Intrepid Ibex.
Best Approach for a Quick & Dirty Desktop Application
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I have decided to let the geeks out there solve a problem for me….
Video: Spotlight on PackageKit
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In the second installment of the Spotlight On series, we feature Red Hat engineer Richard Hughes on the fantastic new abstraction layer called PackageKit. PackageKit allows users to manage packages in a secure way using a cross-distro, cross-architecture API.
Interview: Chris Morgan on Jopr
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JBoss Operations Network (JON) recently became available as an open source solution through the Jopr project. (That’s pronounced “jopper.”) We interviewed Chris Morgan from Red Hat’s JON group to learn more.