Virtual hosts on apache2
Friday, 28 December 2007
This tutorial demonstrates how to set up virtual hosts on apache2 running non ubuntu server. Captured with vmware workstation just hope you can see it!!!
Read more...Virtual PC 2007 + DSL Installation
Sunday, 23 December 2007
A quick tutorial on how to use Virtual PC 2007 for Windows. For this video, we will start basic and use Damn Small Linux, which is only 54MB and is a 30 second install.
Read more...Setting up Secure FTP on a Linux Dedicated Server - Part 2
Saturday, 22 December 2007
The Dedicated Server Handbook(tm)
Setting Up FTP
http://www.thededicatedserverhandbook.com/
Copyright (c) 2007 Mirimar Enterprises, LLC - All rights reserved
Setting up Secure FTP on a Linux Dedicated Server - Part 1
Friday, 21 December 2007
The Dedicated Server Handbook(tm)
Setting Up FTP
http://www.thededicatedserverhandbook.com/
Copyright (c) 2007 Mirimar Enterprises, LLC - All rights reserved
Setting up DNS on a Linux Dedicated Server - Part 2
Thursday, 20 December 2007
The Dedicated Server Handbook(tm)
Setting Up DNS
http://www.thededicatedserverhandbook.com/
Copyright (c) 2007 Mirimar Enterprises, LLC - All rights reserved
Setting up DNS on a Linux Dedicated Server - Part 1
Wednesday, 19 December 2007
The Dedicated Server Handbook(tm)
Setting Up DNS
http://www.thededicatedserverhandbook.com/
Copyright (c) 2007 Mirimar Enterprises, LLC - All rights reserved
Setting up Webmin - Part 2
Tuesday, 18 December 2007
The Dedicated Server Handbook(tm)
Setting Up Webmin
http://www.thededicatedserverhandbook.com/
Copyright (c) 2007 Mirimar Enterprises, LLC - All rights reserved
Setting up Webmin - Part 1
Monday, 17 December 2007
The Dedicated Server Handbook(tm)
Setting Up Webmin
http://www.thededicatedserverhandbook.com/
Copyright (c) 2007 Mirimar Enterprises, LLC - All rights reserved
Howto - relabel/rename ntfs format hard drive for ubuntu
Saturday, 15 December 2007
This is a video tutorial show any linux/ubuntu user how to rename their hard drives mounted on their desktop. Enjoy
Read more...Distinguishing 64bit/32bit environment by a shell prompt
Friday, 14 December 2007
You can build 32bit Linux in 64bit Linux. If you did so, you might wonder which you are on. This video shows a way to set a nifty bash-prompt that shows 32 or 64.
Read more...ePSXe 1.6.0 - Ubuntu Gutsy
Thursday, 13 December 2007
After a few hours finally got this baby working. Using my Saitek Controller to play these PSX games.
Recording and Playing makes the video laggy. Otherwise is smooth if you got a decent Dualcore PC.
EZ Way: Extract and Play
Note: You might still need the dependencies in the DIY tutorials and also configuring the Emulator.
http://www.mediafire.com/?9tkg9x0ldsg
DIY:
Otherwise Tutorial I used to make it work on ubuntu: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?ta2021
http://forums.ngemu.com/generic-epsxe-queries/93374-epsxe-configuration-guide-linux.html
How To Install Ubuntu Linux on a PS3
Saturday, 1 December 2007
How to install Ubuntu Linux on a PS3 and enter a new world? Enjoy! Here its the URL to download the image file, after download it just burn it with your favorite burner.
Download link
Ubuntu Screencast - Installing software in Gutsy, part 2
Saturday, 24 November 2007
Here's another screencast, showing how to install and remove DEB-packages manually with gdebi and synaptic.
Read more...Fast Linux shell commands intro
Thursday, 22 November 2007
A fast overview of the output of several common linux shell commands: whoami, pwd, uname, ls, df, free, whois, whereis, and locate). Technical details: created with xvidcap (in mpeg2 format), converted to dv with mencoder so it could be edited in Kino. The audio was recorded separately with "record", and the two merged in kino. Exported to a flash file (flv).
Read more...VI - VIM tutorial
Wednesday, 21 November 2007
Small tutorial for IT guys to learn the Linux/Unix VI editor which is quite ugly but ubiquitus!
Read more...Linux Apt-Get Update Beginner Video Tutorial
Tuesday, 20 November 2007
The apt package management system is the fundamental component of modern Debian based systems. It allows an OS to remain up to date in a convenient and consolidated fashion.
Read more...NDISWrapper Compilation and Installation
Monday, 19 November 2007
Starting with the build-essential dependency this tutorial starts from the source code and ends with a properly installed ndiswrapper application. Visit http://www.bgevolution.com/blog for more Linux news and information.
Read more...Puppy Linux Installation in 5 Minutes 13 Seconds
Sunday, 18 November 2007
Puppy Linux a popular Linux distribution that is extremely lightweight and thoroughly functional. This video is a tutorial on installing Puppy Linux to your hard drive.
Visit http://www.virtlinux.com for the Puppy Linux VDI download.
SMSer GUI Demostation
Friday, 16 November 2007
Showing the new GUI of SMSer written in WXpython. Making the sending of SMS from ICQ easy.
Read more...Howto - access firefox's profile manager under linux/ubuntu
Thursday, 15 November 2007
A video tutorial show you how to access your firefox's profile manager for ubuntu or any linux distribution using firefox
Read more...QCad Professional
Wednesday, 14 November 2007
QCad Professional TheCadTrain.com Screencast video tutorial
Note: This video is a part of a commercial video training program about QCad Professional. Used by permission of goNEFCON.com. All rights reserved.
For more information about the TheCadTrain.com training program please visit http://www.TheCadTrain.com/.
QCad Professional is a very powerful and easy to use CAD program for Linux. It uses DXF as its standard file format and it offers support for HPGL. While other CAD packages get complicated to use and unclear, QCad stays comfortable and even an absolute begginner can create professional drawings with a minimum of effort. For more information about QCad Professional please visit http://www.ribbonsoft.com/qcad.html
Read more...iPod nano iPodLinux COMPRESSED videos howto
Thursday, 8 November 2007
This is my iPod Nano 1G 2GB running iPodLinux and MV Player 2. With that player, you can play (converted,) COMPRESSED VIDEOS! As you can see, this is For The Birds, by Pixar. As you might know you can play uncompressed videos in podzilla, but this tool spares you much space. HERE IS THE EASIEST GUIDE TO INSTALL IPODLINUX. THIS WORKS MUUUUUUCCCCHHH BETTER THAN THE OFFICIAL INSTALLER!!
To install iPodLinux you just have to go to miche.aqua-gero.com, choose your destination and follow the instructions.
To install MV Player 2, follow the instructions from this page.
Ipod Hacked Firmware Open Source for mac/xp/linux
Wednesday, 7 November 2007
This tutorial is on rock box a firmware for Ipod and other Mp3 players you can use the ipod nano and many other versions of the ipod. I did this on the 5th generation ipod video
Read more...Ubuntu + Compiz + VirtualBox = MAGIC (+howto)
Tuesday, 6 November 2007
Short demo of how you can seamlessly integrate a windows virtual machine into a Linux (Ubuntu) desktop, and make it look good. I used Ubuntu (7.10 Gutsy), Compiz and Innotek VirtualBox (1.5.2).
I'm currently writing a full howto, which you can find here.
Howto watch Stage6 videos in Linux
Friday, 2 November 2007
This is a very short howto on watching Stage6 videos in linux. You may or may not have to install some plugins.
Read more...Make A Bootable Flash Drive
Thursday, 1 November 2007
This tutorial shows you how you can make a bootable flash drive using the Ubuntu linux ISO. All you need is a flash drive that is 1 gigabyte in size or larger.
Read more...How to load Rockbox on your iPod.
Wednesday, 24 October 2007
Rockbox is an open-source firmware for your iPod that gives you much more control over the things you do with it. Features include: Plug-ins for games and applications, themes, different fonts and icons, adjustability of the audio properties, and much more.
Read more...Installing wine in Ubuntu
Friday, 19 October 2007
This video is aimed to show you that you can run exe files under ubuntu linux. Under wine hopefully this tutorial will make you switch to linux.
Note: Certain applications require microsofts fonts which are restricted based. So depending on where you live it can be illegal or not to install them.
Restricted Fonts
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Microsoft_Fonts
Check there to see on what you need for microsoft fonts. If you plan to install them. You can from the sympantic software manager in administration.
Zero Configuration networking with Bonjour
Thursday, 11 October 2007
Google TechTalks
November 2, 2005 Dr. Stuart Cheshire, Apple Computer
http://www.stuartcheshire.org/
ABSTRACT
The desirability of making IP networking easy to use has been obvious for many years, but achieving that goal has proved elusive. One day, Stuart Cheshire got tired of fellow Stanford Computer Science PhD students wanting to print from his Mac (via AppleTalk) because they couldn't work out how to configure their Linux /etc/printcap files to access the network printer they wanted to use via IP, and he decided it was time someone did something about it.
Linux Telephony: Not so short Overview
Wednesday, 10 October 2007
Google Tech Talks
July 19, 2007
ABSTRACT: I will talk about voice services in packet-switched (VoIP) and circuit-switched (traditional telephony) networks, using Linux and commodity hardware. This will include short introduction into telephony in general, VoIP and PSTN type of telephony, plus overview of VoIP services (and popular opensource software packages used to implement those services) and kernel interfaces that used in that packages. I will cover the topic of connection to the Public Switched Telephony Network using digital interfaces (E1/T1), kernel support for it in framework called "zaptel", and userspace integration issues.
Read more...Nintendo DS - Wireless Multiboot
Monday, 8 October 2007
Small demonstration video showing Wireless Multiboot - a method of transferring Nintendo demos to your DS via Download Play.
Tutorial
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http://nifi.scorpei.com/WMB_rt2570_normal.html (renaming the folder 'hda1' you'll download to 'new_hda1')
Downloadable DS Demos
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http://wiki.akkit.org/Downloadable_DS_Demos
Knoppix 4.0.2 Working Download
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http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/Knoppix-Download-885.html
Gimp Text Reflection Tutorial
Sunday, 7 October 2007
In this tutorial, Mr. Beck demonstrates how to create a reflection using the Gimp. San Antonio, Texas. iMAK Magnet Program NEISD
Read more...Run Linux Inside Windows
Sunday, 30 September 2007
This will show you how you can load and run Ubuntu Linux on Windows without even having to restart your computer.
The links used in this tutorial are listed below:
- http://www.vmware.com/download/player/ - (172.9 MB)
- http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download - (697.9MB)
- http://linux.wolphination.com/data/OS.zip - (23.2KB)
Installing GIMP Brushes
Saturday, 29 September 2007
This tutorial is the basics of how to install new brushes into GIMP. Good for GIMP beginners or anyone that just forgot how!
Written, Directed, Narrated by Nick Anderegg (Atomic Dingo Guru)
Produced with Windows Movie Maker (Anyone know a free alternative?)
�2007 Nick Anderegg & Atomic Dingo Productions. Some rights reserved.
Read more...Linux Mint Experience 01
Friday, 28 September 2007
Example of LinuxMint Celena (Beta 21) and Beryl. Very easy to use, powerful and plenty of eye candy. An excellent alternative to Windows and the 3D cube desktop is plenty fun to use!
Read more...How to setup a virtual PC - Virtual PC 2007
Wednesday, 19 September 2007
In this video i setup slax linux a great example for virtual pc as it runs it real good. You can use pretty much any linux distributions and windows OS's.
Read more...Ubuntu Install In A Virtual Machine
Tuesday, 18 September 2007
The Tutorial install the Ubuntu OS in a virtual machine. Virtualbox is cross platform and may be found at http://www.virtualbox.org/.
Read more...Nokia N800: Installing & using a wireless Bluetooth keyboard
Monday, 17 September 2007
The Nokia N800 internet tablet is compatible with wireless keyboards that use the Bluetooth HID standard.
This video tutorial shows you how to pair a Bluetooth keyboard to the N800 and how to use the keyboard once it's connected. It also shows how to add your own keyboard shortcuts so you don't have to keep using the touchscreen when the keyboard is connected.
You can find more tutorials like this by going to www.neoncherry.com and clicking on "Internet Tablet School".
Read more...Best iPod Linux Install Tutorial Part 2
Wednesday, 12 September 2007
READ THIS FIRST!!!
This tutorial will help you install iGamegear, igpSP, idarcnes, iPod Mame, and pretty much every other emulator except for iGens. It also installs rockbox and a few other applications.
Directions for step 1:
Go to http://www.box.net/shared/ygzh8rc45y and download iLaunch2.1 Folder Structure.zip. Extract the zip to the root of your iPod. Go to the root of your iPod and open the folder "iLaunch." Right-click the file "iDoom" and go back to the root of your iPod. Now open the folder "iDoom" then open the folder "Doom 1." Paste the file you copied earlier in this folder. It will ask you if you want to replace a file so click "yes." Go back to the root of your iPod and open the "iLaunch" folder again. Now delete the file "iDoom." Google "gba_bios.bin" and download it. (It should be the first link that shows up) Go back to the root of your iPod and open the folder "igpSP." Move the file "gba_bios.bin" to this folder.
Directions for step 2:
Go to http://www.rockbox.org and click the "current builds" link. Download and extract the correct rockbox build to the root of your ipod.
Directions for step 3:
Open up notepad and paste the following text into it:
Apple OS @ ramimg
iPodLinux @ (hd0,1)/linux.bin
Rockbox @ (hd0,1)/.rockbox/rockbox.ipod
iLaunch @ (hd0,1)/linux.bin /mnt/iLaunch/iLaunch
Disk Mode @ diskmode
Sleep @ standby
Click file,save as. In the save as type box, change it to "all files." Name the file "loader.cfg" and save it to the root of your iPod.
Congratulations, you're done!
Best iPod Linux Install Tutorial Part 1
Tuesday, 11 September 2007
READ THIS FIRST!!!
A lot of people have been having problems, getting all sorts of errors like:
"unable to modify firmware error 10"
I'm here to end that. This tutorial will install iPod Linux to your iPod without any errors. And the best part is: YOU WON'T LOSE ANY MUSIC OR DATA USING THIS TUTORIAL!!!
IMPORTANT
Preparing you ipod:
Hold the MENU and CENTER buttons until the Apple logo appears. When the Apple logo appears, hold the CENTER and PLAY buttons until your iPod goes into DISK MODE.
Directions for step 1:
Go to http://www.ipodlinux.org/sysinfo and follow the directions to fix your sysinfo. NOTE: You can skip this step if you have firmware version 1.1 or lower.
Directions for step 2:
Go to http://www.ipodlinux.org/ipodlinux_manager and download and unzip the iPod Linux Manager to your desktop. Run iPodLinux Manager.bat and click NEXT to begin installation. Wait for the installation to complete and click FINISH. Your iPod will automatically eject and iPod Linux will be installed.
This installer is confirmed to work on:
- 2nd Generation iPod Mini
- 5.5G 80GB iPod Video
- 5.5G 30GB iPod Video
- 5G 30GB iPod Video
- Monochrome 4G iPod
- Photo 4G iPod
- 1G Nano
Hope this helps :)
Read more...Apple bootcamp external hard drive linux - part 2
Monday, 10 September 2007
Here is part 2 of the ubuntu linux installation using the external drive trick with boot camp
Read more...Apple bootcamp external hard drive linux - part 1
Sunday, 9 September 2007
This tutorial combines the external hard drive boot mac os x and the internal booting ubuntu linux.
Read more...PF - Extended Introduction
The talk will introduce packet filter (pf) - a *BSD firewall system - and summarize its history and projected future. After providing a short overview of pf's general functionality and some firewall basics, it will concentrate on packet filter's advanced feature-set from the administrator's point of view. The talk will also cover the integration of ALTQ, a mature framework for traffic shaping and priorization. Finally it will provide a short overview of the "Common Address Redundancy Protocol" (CARP) and its integration in pf.
Download video
Download slides
Tutorial - get rid of background noise
Tuesday, 4 September 2007
In this video I show you how to get rid of annoying background noise that's in your video, with the free and open source audioeditor Audacity. Its available for Windows/Mac and Linux and you can find it at http://audacity.sourceforge.net
I use Eemma's video where she complaints about the Mac support as an example but it should work on any video where the noise is very consistent, like a lot of webcams have.
My encoder won't get past 9:35 minutes so that's why its cut off, but the quality is way better than the WMV-encoder I used to have, and I don't say anything important after that anyway.
Read more...ipod Linux and Rockbox install tutorial
Monday, 3 September 2007
How to install ipod linux and rockbox.
Note
There is a new update for XP and Vista that won't allow the ipod patcher to work, causing the 'unable to modify firmware' error. If you have this update installed, you will not be able to install ipod linux.
You will no longer get the unable to find kernel error, but you will still have to manually install it.
Please read this before asking questions.
wget - Free Download Manager for Windows, Linux and Mac
Thursday, 30 August 2007
This program works for Linux, Windows and Mac.
The free download manager wget lets you donwload all the files on a page or directory with a single command. It also allows you to resume downloads after getting disconnected letting you start where you left off instead of starting the download at 0% again.
There's also flashgot, flashget, free download manager, download reaper, leechget, download accelerator pro, downloadthemall extension in firefox and many others. wget is just multi OS and very very simple and fast but useless if you can't live without a UI.
Read more...Making An Ubuntu LiveCD
Wednesday, 29 August 2007
I just wanted to give anyone who's interested a tutorial for making an Ubuntu Linux LiveCD so you can try it out without messing with your hard drive.
Read more...Fastest way to get iBoy on iPod with games
Monday, 27 August 2007
Here's the fastest way to get iBoy with pokemon games on your iPod video with rockbox
Download iBoy
Website for roms
PCLinuxOS - Episode 4
Friday, 24 August 2007
Introduction in PCLinuxOS, part 4.
Beryl and Compiz - video may be sluggish due to the required CPU usage necessary for Beryl... I apologize in advance.
Read more...- Macromedia Flash - Sunflower presentation (button effects)
Saturday, 18 August 2007
Flash can be, among other things, be used for very effective creation of interesting effects, that can be modified in web design. Button effects are among top ones. In this lesson, we will go across few basic ones. They can be used later, as the basic for more complicated animations...
This, very detailed lesson, has many useful "by-the-way" tips, that will give better understanding of todays topic, and is concerning many nice techniques in each step. I also included whole screenshots in this lesson, as to help you not to get lost.
Final result will be mixed presentation of many things you can do with knowledge of todays lesson!
Here's the result:
1. Let me start with saying, that for creating nice buttons you will need some basic knowledge of graphic design... But, as this is only the beginning, let's see what we can do on our own.. First, there is drawing of buttons.
On of easiest ways, and at the same time mostly used ones is separating parts of the picture from it's background on which the button will lay. You can do this part with programs like Photoshop, Gimp, Freehand... just to name a few... You can't do this with success in the Flash itself!
So, for the start, you will need finished graphics!
2. As said, start by separating part of the picture from it's background, and with play a little with the part you cut (separated) from background... (some tips: try changing colors, sharpness...)
All this will change the look of your button-to-be, make it stand out, and that is the first step in creating a button!
(Buttons on this picture are made from two copies of one graphics. To the one on the bottom, i removed all colorit, and the ratio of black and white color is changed! Buttons are cut from original part of picture with color kept, and size changes!)
3. Now, with the graphics in place, we can deal with basics of button interaction in presentation. Small animation of "entering" of buttons can visually enrich the presentation, and it is easy for making. In this case, button is entering from top left corner. Animation is 5 frames long, so it is smooth...
Just for the aesthetics, you can also add the effects that concern colour. In this case, button is on it's first frame completely white, and, while it is set to place, it gradually get's it's own colour. Animation is also 5 frames long. In this step, graphics are converted into movie clip!
4. Button has 4 main states: Up, Over, Down, and Hit! Each responds to the relation of mous and button (the name of the state speaks for itself). It is needed to have graphics for each and every one of four stated states (it is recommanded to have small changing of place [few pixels] for each one, just to have better feeling of control to the button user).
You can also create animation, but if you want to create something functional, it is not recommanded to create buttons that fly around and can't be clicked on!
5. While we are "in" the button, or in "edit" state, graphic can further be converted and animated, so that button get's effects of animation even though there is no interacion to it! The animation mostly used is about colour and effects concerning colour. In this example, button stands still for 48 frames, and then, in next 18 frames, amount of it's colour is increased, so you get effect of periodical shining of button - independently of users interaction with it!
6. One more basic effect frequently used, easy to apply, (and in combination with others gives interesting look to buttons), is Alha feature of converted graphics. Invisible button!
We will add Alpha feature to converted graphics, in Properties, and apply value 0 to it!
7. In edit space, in states Over, Down and Hit, we will import graphics withouth Alpha feature. We will, for now, leave "Up" empty. This will give the apperance of "invisible" button, that visually won't be in presentation, but will be usable for the ones that know it's location! Something like 'secret button'...
8. In this example, we will deal with basic controls of presentation, or clip, with buttons. With the help of one visible button, we will start animation that will show 4 buttons not to be seen in the start.
We will create one simple button with four basic states (right button on the picture). In the bottom rowe, we will put four graphics with feature Alpha set to 0.
9. You need to stop the clip before it ends. On 71st frame, in background layer, Keyframe is set, and in it, with the help of action script, Stop command (from the Movie Control group of command) is set.
10. On the same 71st frame, but in the layer of control button, command " on(release){play();} " is set, again, with the help of action script.
11. Lower row of the button is animated in that way as to gradually become visible in 14 frames, again, by using Alpha feature. On the first frame, it's value is 0, on the last one it is 100. This animation won't start by itself, because of stop command. It will only be started by clicking on the button with command " on(release){play();} ", so you will get effect of graduall appearing of the remaining buttons. This can be usefull in creating Vista-like menus, and similar effects...
With this step I conclude todays lesson...
Again, you can veiw today's lesson's work on the page: http://www.addlimb.org/kovac/cvet.html
Hope you had a good time, and looking forward to feedback! Read more...
- Macromedia Flash - Transparent objects
Here is easy way to make transparent object in Flash in two ways!
You can copy final ".fla" file of this lesson from: http://www.addlimb.org/kovac/transparent_santa.fla
1. Group earlyer prepared drawings. Mark all parts of object, in options go to Modify, option Group in drop down menu. (or use shortcut Ctrl+G)
2. You need to convert this group in movie clip. Mark the group, option Insert, then Convert to symbol. (you can use shortcut F8)
3. In options window enter the name for new symbol. In my case: "movie_clip_santa". In option Behaviour choose Movie Clip.
4. Select thus made clip. In Properties click on drop down menu and select Alpha.
5. Transparency level is determined by value 0-100 which is about Alpha feature of Movie Clip. Higher value = higher transparency.
In this way, Flash object is given transparency that can later be modified. But, if you want to achieve effect of gradual transparency, you need to use little animation...
(steps 1-3 are repeated, and then:)
6. With right click we will set frame on timeline, with option from drop down menu Insert Frame/
7. Again, with the right click, now on inserted frame, we will make motion tween with option Create Motion Tween, from drop down menu.
8. While still remaning on the last frame of animation, we will select object and in properties of objects select option Alpha.
9. As earlier statedm values are as on picture in field near options.
Alpha determines level of transparency of object, where o is total transparency (object is not seen), and 100 complete visibility.
There it is! That was easy!
My adventures in Video Blogging (or Vlogging)
Friday, 17 August 2007
I started out just making a couple video tutorials for my kids. Then I decided to do one for a friend... and then one for a former colleague... and before I knew it I was getting requests from people across the country for specific programs or projects! I ended up with SO MANY video tutorials that I couldn't keep them organized on YouTube -- so I started this Blog.
But a funny thing happened -- I was uploading so many new videos so rapidly, that I got temporarily shut down by Blogger because they thought I was hosting some sort of pornographic spam server! They have since apologized and [obviously] I am up and running again... but it was a less-than stellar beginning.
Anyway, please leave me suggestions, feedback, critique, etc. so we can continue to build this into a wonderful resource.
Cmus explained
Tuesday, 14 August 2007
A short tutorial about playing your music in Cmus as well as a few other nifty features. This is aimed at complete novices who use Linux/Ubuntu who want a speedy alternative in their preference of music player.
Read more...Linux: manually download Yahoo Music
Sunday, 12 August 2007
Video tutorial for downloading Yahoo's Music video manually. When Lyfox does not utilize vlc automatically.
Read more...Linux: Download Yahoo Music
Saturday, 11 August 2007
A video tutorial showing step by step instruction on how to download music video from Yahoo Music with Linux
Read more...Compiz Fusion HOWTO : Make Linux Look like Vista's Aero
Friday, 10 August 2007
Title says it all. Just a few things, my taskbar is really at the bottom, but it appears at the top due to a recording glitch. Also I couldnt find any good screencasting programs for Aero. If you know of one that is 100% free, then let me know in the titles.
Read more...Speeding Up Firefox
Thursday, 9 August 2007
This tutorial shows you how you can make Firefox run faster as in downloading pages and not utilize to much RAM.
about:configRead more...
network.http.pipelining (true)
network.http.proxy.pipelining (true)
OSS Speaker Series: The State of the Linux Kernel
Wednesday, 8 August 2007
Google Tech Talks - May 1, 2007
Andrew will present a broad look at the trends in recent changes in the Linux kernel: what areas of kernel functionality are people working on, and what changes can we expect to see over the next year ?
This feature-by-feature walk-through will be tied to an examination of the motivations of the kernel contributors: why do particular individuals and organizations choose particular things to work upon ?
He will also examine areas of the kernel which are arguably suffering from some neglect, the reasons for this and some possible corrective actions which might be taken.
Andrew will finish with a discussion of the importance of individual testers...
Read more...Seattle Conference on Scalability: Lustre File System
Tuesday, 7 August 2007
Google Tech Talks - June 23, 2007
Speaker: Peter Braam, Cluster File Systems, Inc. Lustre is a scalable open source Linux cluster file system that powers 6 of the top 10 computers in the world. It is resold by HP, SUN, Dell and many other OEM and storage companies, yet produced by a small powerful technology company, Cluster File Systems, Inc. This lecture will explain the Lustre architecture and then focus on how scalability was achieved. We will address many aspects of scalability mostly from the field and some from future requirements, from having 25,000 clients in the Red Storm computer to offering exabytes of storage....
Read more...Anatomy Of A Debian Package
Monday, 6 August 2007
Google TechTalks July 21, 2006
Learn about the internal structure of Debian/Ubuntu packages and how to create them, starting with disection of a binary package and then going through the process of creating your own package using various build helper scripts to automate much of the process.
Read more...This is just taking off!
Saturday, 4 August 2007
Wow, when I decided to start putting some video tutorials and downloadable "tip sheets" online, I thought a few of my former students would be interested -- maybe a family member or colleague -- a random user on the Internet looking for specific help... but wow. My video tutorials on YouTube have gathered 30 more subscribers in the last week, and I am getting requests for specific tips and tricks. I love it!
Best of all it scratches that itch that I have been feeling so long: The need to teach. The need to show someone something that they didn't know -- to help them achieve something they didn't know they had in them. It feels good.
In any event, please feel free to email me or post a feedback if you have specific ideas for tips, tricks, or tutorials.
Remember that I'm just getting this blog off the ground so some of the sections seem a little sparse at the moment. I'm working on that every night.
Thanks for stopping by!
Robert
Linux: WiFi connections via NetworkManager
Friday, 3 August 2007
Configuring WiFi network using Gnome NetworkManager. Tutorial by http://clug.netsons.org.
Read more...Convert YouTube video to AVI or MPG
Wednesday, 1 August 2007
Howto on downloading YouTube video using youtube-dl and converting it to AVI or MPG format using FFMpeg. All operations performed in command shell.
Read more...Media Center - Installing Elisa On Ubuntu
Monday, 30 July 2007
Elisa is a cool Linux Application to watch your Videos, DVD's, Music, Get weather... you name it. These are directions on how to install it in Ubuntu.
Read more...Free Tutorials: The First Blog Post
Sunday, 29 July 2007
One of the things I have missed most about teaching is helping people to discover how easy it is to use technology, and to watch people who didn't believe they had any artistic talent discover that they could create beauty. I decided a few weeks ago that if I can't be in the classroom directly, I would put together a collection of tips, tricks, and tutorials to help people find "technological enlightenment" -- or at least ease some of their stress. :)
The works on this page are the beginning of the overall project. I hope you enjoy them as much as I have enjoyed putting them together. Some of the tutorial videos have low volume because I generally record them when my kids are sleeping -- like now, for example, at 1am. :)
Thanks for stopping by!
Robert
Allowing Web Access in SELinux using chcon
Saturday, 28 July 2007
If you have experienced 403 errors with a RedHat-based distro such as CentOS or Fedora, you may be encountering Type Enforcement issues. This video illustrates one way they commonly originate and how to gain access when you're being forbidden.
What happens here:
- user logs in to root (su or sudo preferred)
- creates new user to generate home directory
- creates index file in home directory
- locates httpd.conf file
- modifies VirtualHost entry to redirect requests
- restarts apache
- loads page, receives 403
- sets chmod and chown values to be less restrictive (unnecessary)
- reloads page to same 403 forbidden error
- views security context with "ls -Z"
- changes security context type with "chcon -T"
- reloads and displays index page successfully
Consult the tutorial at intarwebz.com for more specific details.
Read more...Unity in VMware Fusion for Mac OS X
Thursday, 26 July 2007
Demonstration of VMware Fusion's upcoming Unity feature which allows users to interact with Windows applications on Mac OS X as if they were Mac applications.
Read more...C++ Programming Tutorial
Tutorial part 1
Tutorial part 2
Going through the use of functions, pointers, how to make fullscreen, and changing colors per line. Tutorial from RECONNETWORKS.COM.
Read more...Linux: Installing .ipk packages on MoviLinex
This quick tutorial will teach you how to install .ipk packages on MoviLinex.
Read more...How to install ipodlinux and rockbox
A step-by-step tutorial on installing ipod linux and rockbox.
Sabayon Linux introduction
Thursday, 19 July 2007
Sabayon Linux is a Live CD distribution of Linux that comes with all of the drivers and utilities you need to enjoy the Beryl 3D Linux desktop.
Getting Windows passwords
This is tutorial on cracking the sam key using Linux Ubuntu and Sam Inside.
Getting Started With Compiz Fusion
Tuesday, 17 July 2007
Some people who are new to Compiz Fusion might like to watch this video to get to know the basic commands and to have a better Compiz Fusion experience.
Linux: Using HyperGet
Monday, 16 July 2007
This video shows how to use HyperGet version 0.1 to download packages for an offline Debian-based Linux distribution.
Linux: GUI Programming with Ruby
Howto (mostly) visually code GUI application on Linux using Ruby and Glade.
If you're a Visual xxxxx programmer, this might make Linux look a bit more approachable.
- Photoshop - Create Pineapple
Thursday, 5 July 2007
Here's how you can create virtual Pineapple with just few steps...
1. Open up a new image any size and create a black circle;
2. Use the gradient tool, and create circular gradient with the colors #EADF87 and #DBBF43;
3. Create a new layer and fill it with black color.
Now go to "Filter -> Noise -> Add Noise" and put the slider to the maximum (400%)
4. Now add "Filter -> Blur -> Radial Blur" and set it to zoom and 100%;
Set it to overlay and press CTRL+G;
5. Now, delete a circle in the middle;
6. Select the Move-Tool and duplicate the pinapple-layer; Now while holding ALT, move the layer down.
7. Now press CTRL+U to darken, set saturation to about -47, lightness to -32, and it's finished!
There's Pinapple!
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