How to Put Adsense on Your Wordpress Blog
Friday, 26 December 2008
This Video shows you two easy ways to put your Google Adsense code on your Wordpress blog.
Here is the Answer Why Too Many AdSense Failures!
Thursday, 25 December 2008
Focus Focus Focus..That's what video taught me in this one. I'm into to many topics on my site. We'll have to re-evaluate and make some changes. 5-star and favored.
How to get AdSense Reporting in Google Analytics
If you are an AdSense publisher, you can use Google Analytics to see and perform in-depth analysis on your AdSense data. Learn how in this video.
Installing Content Filtering Proxy - SafeSquid
Wednesday, 24 December 2008
A step by step procedure for installing the content filtering proxy - SafeSquid, on a a Linux box. Download the free edition from http://www.safesquid.com/html/portal.php?page6
Read more...How to Optimize your Adsense Earning Money
How does Chris make a living? By creating content! And AdSense is a great way to monetize that content. Chris gives a community member some free AdSense optimization tips. And here's another tips:
How to Find Google Adsense Alternative
Tuesday, 23 December 2008
Your account has been banned from Google Adsense, what's next? This video I will provide you with some of my recommended alternatives to Google Adsense.
How to create a list of high value keywords based on information from search engines
Learn how to create a list of high value keywords based on information from search engines like Google and Microsoft.
How to Insert Google AdSense for Games: In-Game Advertising
New! Marketers can reach online gamers as part of Google's content network. Game developers, publishers & networks can use AdSense to deliver ads into their games. Learn more at google.com/ads/games.
How to Blogging and Google AdSense
Blogging is a great way to make money with Google AdSense. In part 7 of my AdSense presentation, you will learn how to get started in just a matter of minutes.
Google AdSense Steps to Success
The Australian AdSense team has put together a step-by-step guide to optimising your AdSense performance. We cover:
1. Analysing your webpage
2. Creating custom channels
3. Determining best ad design and placement
4. Maximising ad units on a page
5. Tracking and measuring your results
For more information on AdSense optimisation, visit the Help Center guide - https://www.google.com/adsense/suppor...
How to Adding a Google Gadget to your blog
Add thousands of Google Gadgets to your Blogger blog by following this video tutorial! And how to do that? Here's the video:
How to Uploading a Video with Blogger
Just practice it and your video will published like this one. here's the video how to Uploading a Video with Blogger:
How to Purchasing and setting up a Custom Domain through Blogger
I know that blogger.com is the best blog hosting for free. There are many support to monetize the blog. But with one condition. We used second level domain or subdomain actually. So, how to purchasing and setting up a Custom Domain through Blogger.com? Here's the video you could see.
Learn and practice. You'll get your own domain!
How to create a blog with Blogger
Need help getting started with Blogger? Check out this quick tutorial!
Linux Multimedia Studio
Thursday, 30 October 2008
This is Linux Multimedia Studio. A Open Source and free full featured sound creation and mix/synthesize studio for GNU/Linux Operating Systems. That video show a example song that come with it and how to manage the interface nicely.
Site - http://lmms.sourceforge.net/
Program License: GPL (GNU Public License)
Linux Multimedia Studio also known as LMMS is a Copyright � 2004-2008 LMMS Developers.
Howto: Modify your .bashrc (terminal startup message)
Sunday, 26 October 2008
So, on other websites I've been on, I've heard lots of people asking me how to modify the startup message when you telnet to your server or start up a terminal client. Well, I decided I'd create a How-to on just that.
Figlet: http://www.figlet.org/
Shopping girl in a blue town
Wednesday, 22 October 2008
In this step-by-step tutorial, a will show you how to create modern and practical transparent animation. You can use this animation in some presentation, banner, or on some web site. This animation is simple, and you will not have any need for Action Scripting.
End result:
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Step 1
Create nwe flash document. Press Ctrl + J on your keyboard (Document Properties) and set the weidth of your document to 450px, and height to 300px. Select any color for your background. Set any color for your background. Set Frame rate to 28fps.
Step 2
Take the picture from:
http://www.addlimb.org/kovac/picture1.jpg
Import the picture by: Go to File > Import > Import to stage (Shortcut key: Ctrl+R) > picture1.jpg (picture of blue town)
Step 3
Picture is currently selected, so go to Align Panel (Ctrl+K) and do the following:
1. Check if Align/Distribute to Stage button is off.
2. Click on Align horisontal center button.
3. Click on Align vertical center button.
Step 4
Picture is still selected, press F8 (Convert to Symbol) to make this picture a Moviea Clip symbol
Step 5
Now, go to frame 20, 120, 140, and press F6 on each frame
Step 6
On frame 140, picture is still selected, if you ahve lost your selection, choose Selection Tool (V), anc click on the picture to select it. After that, go to Properties Panel (Ctrl+F3). On your right side, you will see color menu. Choose Advanced, and click on Settings button, and put these aprameters and click ok.
Do this for the first frame also.
Step 7
Double-click on the name of the layer1, and change it to "Town"
Step 8
Create Motion Tween between frames 1 and 20, and frames 120 and 140
Step 9
Now, create new layer above layer Town, and call it Girl
Step 10
Take the picture from: http://www.addlimb.org/kovac/picture2.png
Now click on frame 20 on layer Girl, and press F6. You are still on frame 20 of the layer Girl. Go to File > Import > Import to stage > picture2.png
Step 11
Picture is still selected. Preess F8 (Convert to Symbol) to change the picture into Movie Clip Symbol.
Step 12
Now click on frame 30, 35 i 40 and press F6 on each frame
Step 13
Go back to frame 20 and set picture to this position:
Step 14
Take the Selection Tool (V) and click on the picture. After that, select the filters tab, click on "plus" icon, and select Blur filter and set following values:
Step 15
Select frame 30 and set picture in the position as I did
Do the same thing with the frames 35 and 40
Step 16
Go back to frame 30, take Free Transform Tool (Q) and zoom in the picture
Step 17
Take Selection Tool (V) and click on the picture to select it. After that go to Properties Panel (Ctrl+F3), you'll see color menu. Choose Tint, and set following values:
Now, you'll get this picture:
Step 18
Select frame 40, again, take Selection Tool (V) and click onece on the picture to select it. Select Filter tab and click plus icon and choose Glow filter, and set these values:
Step 19
Create Motion Tween between frames 20 and 30, frames 30 and 35 and frames 35 i 40
Step 20
Click once on frame 110, and press F6 six times
Step 21
Click on frames 111, 113 i 155 and press Delete button on your keyboard. As shown on picture:
Step 22
Click on frame 120, and press F6
Step 23
You are still on frame 120, set the picture as shown on picture
Step 24
After that take Selection Tool (V) and click on the picture once, select filters tab, click on the plus icon, and take Blur filter, and set these parameters:
Step 25
Create Motion Tween between frames 115 and 120
And we'r done!
Test your animation, and enjoy
End result:
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Creating 3D box for applications, products...
Tuesday, 21 October 2008
In this tutorial, i will show you how to make 3D box for an application (or any product), by using Photoshop. The technique is very simple, and the result can be astonishing, and very creative. Before we start making this box, it would be usefull to make a picture that presents sides of our box.
Step 1:
Remember that while you create pages of your box (their apperance), do them separatly, and, in the end, put them side by side, as shown on picture.
Step 2:
Now we will bend the sides, so we get 3D effect. First, take care to group or merge all layers of one page of the box. It's important to do with one object. When you have selected front side of this 3D box, choose "Move tool", and make "Show Transform Controls" on, as shown on picture.
In the end, you should get the front side that is marked like this:
Now the improtant part comes. While you hold Ctrl+Alt+Shift, with your mouse click on the upper right corner, and slowly draw downwards. By holding these commands, you'll make both pages (upper right, and lower right) move simultainosly. Experiment while you don't get the right angle...
The result should be as follows:
When we have done this effect, we eill notice that this front page is little more streched than we want it to be (it spoils 3D effect). We will narrow it by doing this:
Choose option Transform -> Scale , and while holding middle right pad (square that allows you to click on it and draw left-right) draw it little to the middle. Effect that we want to achieve is this:
Step 3:
When we have finished this, we can freely say that we have finished with the front side. Repeat the same technique on the side also. How to move it, and on what angle..it all depends on your imagination.. If you can not see in advance how it should look, take standard box, and look on what angle the edges are..
End look is like this:
The box is over!
What we are left to do is polishing, to make it look more cool.
Step 4:
We will do several steps to make this box shiny. First we will do is make a stand. The stand is going to be gradient that you can see on the following picture:
We do this in a following way...
First, choose two colors in toolbox, one gray (the background color), and the other is a bit lighter compared to first color. When you have set that, create new layer on top of the project. Then choose "Gradient tool" from toolbox. After that, create one gradietn object on the new layer. Draw from horisontal middle towards the edges to get one gradient circle. Then, cimply select upper half (from vertical half of the circle upwards) and delete that part.
In the end, all you need to do is to set created layer so it stands between background and box.
All that should approximate the picture showen above.
Step 5:
In the following steps we will show you how to make shining on our 3D box. For the start it would be usefull to make duplicate of two sides of your box. When you have made duplicates, selct them and do:
Edit -> Transform -> Flip Vertical
After that, move those parts below our 3D box, so that edges of our 3D box, and it's reflection touch as on the picture below.
Now, by using Edit > Transofrm > Skew we will set that each side of this reflection is completly in touch with the edges of 3D box. So, select one side, choose this option, and move those edges that do not touch the edges of the 3D box. When you do that on both sides, reduce their opacity to 50%...
And the result should be....
On this picture, you also see that lower part of the reflection dissapears.. I did that by using opacity Layer mask.
That is it.
Experiment a bit with different perspectives of the box, so as to see what else you can get.
Read more...
Step 1:
Remember that while you create pages of your box (their apperance), do them separatly, and, in the end, put them side by side, as shown on picture.
Step 2:
Now we will bend the sides, so we get 3D effect. First, take care to group or merge all layers of one page of the box. It's important to do with one object. When you have selected front side of this 3D box, choose "Move tool", and make "Show Transform Controls" on, as shown on picture.
In the end, you should get the front side that is marked like this:
Now the improtant part comes. While you hold Ctrl+Alt+Shift, with your mouse click on the upper right corner, and slowly draw downwards. By holding these commands, you'll make both pages (upper right, and lower right) move simultainosly. Experiment while you don't get the right angle...
The result should be as follows:
When we have done this effect, we eill notice that this front page is little more streched than we want it to be (it spoils 3D effect). We will narrow it by doing this:
Choose option Transform -> Scale , and while holding middle right pad (square that allows you to click on it and draw left-right) draw it little to the middle. Effect that we want to achieve is this:
Step 3:
When we have finished this, we can freely say that we have finished with the front side. Repeat the same technique on the side also. How to move it, and on what angle..it all depends on your imagination.. If you can not see in advance how it should look, take standard box, and look on what angle the edges are..
End look is like this:
The box is over!
What we are left to do is polishing, to make it look more cool.
Step 4:
We will do several steps to make this box shiny. First we will do is make a stand. The stand is going to be gradient that you can see on the following picture:
We do this in a following way...
First, choose two colors in toolbox, one gray (the background color), and the other is a bit lighter compared to first color. When you have set that, create new layer on top of the project. Then choose "Gradient tool" from toolbox. After that, create one gradietn object on the new layer. Draw from horisontal middle towards the edges to get one gradient circle. Then, cimply select upper half (from vertical half of the circle upwards) and delete that part.
In the end, all you need to do is to set created layer so it stands between background and box.
All that should approximate the picture showen above.
Step 5:
In the following steps we will show you how to make shining on our 3D box. For the start it would be usefull to make duplicate of two sides of your box. When you have made duplicates, selct them and do:
Edit -> Transform -> Flip Vertical
After that, move those parts below our 3D box, so that edges of our 3D box, and it's reflection touch as on the picture below.
Now, by using Edit > Transofrm > Skew we will set that each side of this reflection is completly in touch with the edges of 3D box. So, select one side, choose this option, and move those edges that do not touch the edges of the 3D box. When you do that on both sides, reduce their opacity to 50%...
And the result should be....
On this picture, you also see that lower part of the reflection dissapears.. I did that by using opacity Layer mask.
That is it.
Experiment a bit with different perspectives of the box, so as to see what else you can get.
Ubuntu: gconf-editor is your friend
Sunday, 14 September 2008
This video is part of Ubuntu & Linux tutorials series.
In this video explained what gconf-editor is, how to use it, and what it offers.
This tutorial works on other systems such as Fedora and gNewSense, but only if they are GNOME-based. Also, some systems may not have this installed.
Debian Etch SELinux in few minutes
Tuesday, 9 September 2008
I made this video to show how easy is install and activate Security Enhanced Linux on Debian.
Read more...Ubuntu Tutorial: Compiz Cube & Special Effects
Monday, 8 September 2008
Ubuntu Tutorial for beginners. Learn to:
- Enable Special Effects
- Enable Desktop Cube
** Using Ubuntu 8.04 LTS
More info:
- if you couldnt see or hear it the code i put in terminal was "ccsm"
- the code after that was "sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager"
Ubuntu Restricted Formats
Sunday, 7 September 2008
iTechster.com In this tutorial I will show you how to be able to play those video files from Windows Media & Quicktime Players & Flash among others but installing the Ubuntu Restricted Formats. Now on Linux you can watch & hear those videos.
Read more...Anonymous Web Browsing with Tor and Privoxy, Part 1
Monday, 1 September 2008
The internet is great for many things, but not privacy. Luckily, anonymity networks like Tor and proxy servers like Privoxy can give a certain level of privacy while online. They are not perfect, but they work very well. This video needed to be split into two parts because of the breadth of the material. The first part is simply about what Tor is and how it works. The second part contains step-by-step instructions for installing Tor and Privoxy on your GNU/Linux box.
Read more...Installing World Of Warcraft In Linux Under Wine
Saturday, 30 August 2008
A video tutorial on how to get World of Warcraft (WoW) up and running on a linux system using Wine.
Read more...Linux HOWTO: Access your desktop remotely using VNC/SSH
Monday, 25 August 2008
Have you ever wished you could access your desktop from another computer over the internet? There are many proprietary programs that allow you to do this, but Linux has all the tools you need to accomplish this securely, effectively, and for free. All you need is SSH (included in most Linux distros) and a VNC server. This video explains how to install and configure the software so you can access your desktop from anywhere, even on a windows PC (use PUTTY and TightVNC)
Network configuration can be tricky and I certainly didn't have time in the video to consider different networking hardware setups.
***Errata***
./vncinstall must be run as a root user:
$ pwd
/usr/src/tightvnc-1.3.9/vnc_unixsrc
$ su root
Password: *******
# ./vncinstall /usr/local/bin /usr/local/man
************
X Display Manager
Sunday, 24 August 2008
This tutorial shows you how you can use Xming to connect to a GNU/Linux X Windows Server
Read more...X Windows Forwarding
Friday, 22 August 2008
This tutorial shows how you can have your Linux applications window forwarded across the network to your Windows system
Read more...Linux HOWTO: How to install and use ndiswrapper
Tuesday, 19 August 2008
This installment deals with using ndiswrapper to use Windows wireless drivers in Linux. Hardware manufacturers often don't release specifications of their products to the open source community, so programs like ndiswrapper become necessary.
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This video was created using only free and open software tools: TightVNC, pyvnc2swf, ardour2, jackd, lame, and ffmpeg.
Howto - Sync Evolution with Google Calendar
Sunday, 17 August 2008
A video tutorial showing the viewer how to sync evolution calendar with google calendar(gcal).
Read more...ITCAM for Websphere V6.1 Manging Server Installation
Monday, 11 August 2008
This video tutorial shows how to install and configure IBM Tivoli Composite Application Manager for WebSphere V6.1 Managing Server on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.
Read more...How fast does Arch Linux install?
Monday, 4 August 2008
This is a recording of Arch i686 installing on VirtualBox, a virtual machine. I tried to be quick to demonstrate how fast the process can be. This video shows everything from start to finish, from putting the CD in to booting an installed system.
Remember that certain sections of the installation are slow because of the VM, for example, mkinitcpio. On a normal install to a computer, this section doesn't take more than a few moments. To further compare, Arch takes about 2 seconds to start on my computer and if you look close enough, it takes about 5 on this virtual machine. But even with this bottleneck, the install process takes only 2 1/2 minutes!
Also, look at the total installed package size when the Install Packages section comes around - 103MB! This is a bleeding-edge distro!
From here on, you would use the package manager, pacman, to install packages from repositories and setup your computer how you want. Everything you wan and nothing that you don't.
Arch works off the KISS (keep it stupid simple) concept and autoconfigures packages when you install them. If you want to geek it out by compiling and configuring everything yourself, the package manager also supports that too. So, both newcomers and experts alike can appreciate the package manager that makes Arch Linux what it is.
Read more...HOWTO: Encrypt files with Ubuntu PART 2
Saturday, 2 August 2008
Decrypting a PGP encrypted file on Ubuntu. Simply right click the encrypted file and select 'open with decrypt'. Then enter the passphrase associated with your private key. http://wintolin.co.uk
Read more...HOWTO: Encrypt files with Ubuntu PART 1
Friday, 1 August 2008
Encrypting files and folders just got easier in Ubuntu 8.04. It's now incorporated into the desktop as standard, giving inexperienced users the powerful security of 2048 bit PGP encryption with a few clicks. Ensure you securely erase the original with something like srm.
http://wintolin.co.uk
Server Administration Tutorial
Sunday, 20 July 2008
http://www.webhostingneeds.com screencast shows how to find problem with a server. All sites are down, problem was caused due to IP's are not bind to the server.
Read more...Get 3D Effects Working In PCLinuxOS
Monday, 14 July 2008
How to get 3D Effects working in PCLinuxOS. As Always, check out my blog at linux-exploration.blogspot.com
Read more...Ubuntu 7.10 Bonus Material: Video and 3D Cube (Part 3)
Thursday, 10 July 2008
So you've got Ubuntu Linux 7.10 installed and you want to know how to get audio and video working right off the bat. And you also want to know how to get that cool 3D floating cube and all of Ubuntu's eye candy features. This 30-minute walk-through video tutorial will show you exactly how to do that (assuming you have an ATI graphics card. Similar procedure for Nvidia cards). Get multiple desktops, a rotating floating cube, wobbly windows and much more! Why is this tutorial so long? I hate to leave people wondering "why...". I like to explain everything I do and why I do it. Only this way are people more knowledgeable about what they are doing! Good luck in your booting endeavours! This tutorial was done on the following system configuration: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.40GHz Intel DG965WH Media Motherboard ATI Radeon X550 Video Card 2GB PC6400 DDR2 RAM 8X Dual Layer DVD Burner 80GB 7200 IDE Maxtor Harddrive 17" Polyview LCD Monitor 480W Power Supply
Read more...Ubuntu 7.10 Bonus Material: Video and 3D Cube (Part 2)
Wednesday, 9 July 2008
So you've got Ubuntu Linux 7.10 installed and you want to know how to get audio and video working right off the bat. And you also want to know how to get that cool 3D floating cube and all of Ubuntu's eye candy features. This 30-minute walk-through video tutorial will show you exactly how to do that (assuming you have an ATI graphics card. Similar procedure for Nvidia cards). Get multiple desktops, a rotating floating cube, wobbly windows and much more! Why is this tutorial so long? I hate to leave people wondering "why...". I like to explain everything I do and why I do it. Only this way are people more knowledgeable about what they are doing! Good luck in your booting endeavours! This tutorial was done on the following system configuration: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.40GHz Intel DG965WH Media Motherboard ATI Radeon X550 Video Card 2GB PC6400 DDR2 RAM 8X Dual Layer DVD Burner 80GB 7200 IDE Maxtor Harddrive 17" Polyview LCD Monitor 480W Power Supply
Read more...Ubuntu 7.10 Bonus Material: Video and 3D Cube (Part 1)
Tuesday, 8 July 2008
So you've got Ubuntu Linux 7.10 installed and you want to know how to get audio and video working right off the bat. And you also want to know how to get that cool 3D floating cube and all of Ubuntu's eye candy features. This 30-minute walk-through video tutorial will show you exactly how to do that (assuming you have an ATI graphics card. Similar procedure for Nvidia cards). Get multiple desktops, a rotating floating cube, wobbly windows and much more! Why is this tutorial so long? I hate to leave people wondering "why...". I like to explain everything I do and why I do it. Only this way are people more knowledgeable about what they are doing! Good luck in your booting endeavours! This tutorial was done on the following system configuration: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.40GHz Intel DG965WH Media Motherboard ATI Radeon X550 Video Card 2GB PC6400 DDR2 RAM 8X Dual Layer DVD Burner 80GB 7200 IDE Maxtor Harddrive 17" Polyview LCD Monitor 480W Power Supply
Read more...Managing User & Group Quotas with Webmin
Thursday, 26 June 2008
The Dedicated Server Handbook(tm) Setting Up Quotas http://www.thededicatedserverhandbook.com/ Copyright (c) 2007, 2008 Mirimar Enterprises, LLC - All rights reserved
Read more...[#PART 1/4] ARP poisoning on linux! how-to, tutorial
Monday, 9 June 2008
High quality download: comng soon Arp poisoning tutorial on ubuntu linux Programms: 1) ettercap 2) whireshark Dont go lamering please!
Read more...Updating all urpmi's on mandriva 2008
Monday, 2 June 2008
Tutorial on how to add and update all the required urpmi packages on your mandriva 2008 linux OS
Read more...Using vi in linux
Saturday, 31 May 2008
How to use vi to create, edit and save files in your linux terminal easy step by step tutorial from Pic2res.com
Read more...Installing a CS 1.6 Dedicated server on Linux Part 2/2
Friday, 23 May 2008
Installing a CS 1.6 Dedicated server on Linux Part 2/2 http://www.cstrike-planet.com/tutorial/1/6
Read more...Installing a CS 1.6 Dedicated server on Linux Part 1/2
Thursday, 22 May 2008
Installing a CS 1.6 Dedicated server on Linux Part 1/2. http://www.cstrike-planet.com/tutorial/1/6
Read more...Nokia N800 & N810: How to install and use Skype
Wednesday, 21 May 2008
The Skype application for Nokia's internet tablets lets you make and receive free calls to and from other Skype users. It also lets you make cheap calls to and from ordinary phone numbers, if you use the SkypeOut and SkypeIn services. This video shows the main features of the tablet version of the Skype application. To read the more in-depth tutorial that accompanies this video, go to www.neoncherry.com and click on "Internet Tablet School".
Read more...Install LAMP on Ubuntu
Tuesday, 20 May 2008
This screencast will show you how to install Apache2, PHP 5, and Mysql on Ubuntu 7.10 You should have a working (albeit insecure) web developement platform at the end of this Howto, starting from a base install of Ubuntu desktop
Read more...Creating a VMWare Virtual Machine for CentOS Linux
Monday, 19 May 2008
A walkthrough of preparing a Virtual machine in VMWare to install CentOS Linux. The procedure is similar for other OS types.
Read more...How to Run Apps with Admin Privs in Ubuntu 7.10
Monday, 5 May 2008
MiamiTechs.com tutorial on how to launch applications with admin privileges in Ubuntu 7.10 with gksudo.
Read more...Ubuntu on PSP3
Saturday, 3 May 2008
My PS3 Running Ubuntu Linux Through The KBoot Bootloader.
Stats:
- PS3 Model: 80gb
- Ubuntu Version: 7.10
- Boot Time: 30 Seconds
- Partion Size: 10gb
- Webcam: Playstation Eye
- Soundtrack: Come Back To Me By Plain White T's and Are You Gonna Be My Girl By Jet
How to migrate from Mac or Windows to Linux
Friday, 2 May 2008
Perhaps you want to dual boot your system or you have a old computer gathering dust you want to give a new lease of life to! This tutorial will explain all things Linux!
Read more...Run Linux Programs as Windows Applicaitons
Wednesday, 30 April 2008
This video will show you how you can run almost any Linux only program as if it were a Windows program. You will need a program called andLinux (freeware) to do this. Once installed, I will show you how to set up a linux music program called Amarok.
Read more...Creating a Virtual Machine for Backtrack Linux
Sunday, 27 April 2008
This is a short tutorial on creating a new virtual machine within VMWare to use for Backtrack Linux.
Read more...Frostwire P2P in Linux
Friday, 25 April 2008
This is a tutorial video from www.alinuxworld.com detailing the use of a P2P file sharing application called Frostwire. Frostwire is an easy P2P sharing app for Ubuntu Linux.
Read more...Vex Tutorials: Portable Linux (SLAX)
Thursday, 17 April 2008
This tutorial will show you how set up and install SLAX (portable linux) - see website for more info. Any questions or comments email author.
Read more...Basic Unix/Linux File Permissions (Part 10)
Friday, 11 April 2008
Understand the basic of Unix file permissions.
These videos goes through:
- the concept of permissions
- regular file permissions
- symbolic format of permissions
- binary format of permissions
- octal format of permissions
- the concept of inodes
- *** directory permissions
Basic Unix/Linux File Permissions (Part 9)
Thursday, 10 April 2008
Understand the basic of Unix file permissions.
These videos goes through:
- the concept of permissions
- regular file permissions
- symbolic format of permissions
- binary format of permissions
- octal format of permissions
- the concept of inodes
- *** directory permissions
Basic Unix/Linux File Permissions (Part 8)
Wednesday, 9 April 2008
Understand the basic of Unix file permissions.
These videos goes through:
- regular file permissions
- symbolic format of permissions
- binary format of permissions
- octal format of permissions
- *** the concept of inodes
- directory permissions
Basic Unix/Linux File Permissions (Part 7)
Monday, 7 April 2008
Understand the basic of Unix file permissions.
These videos goes through:
- regular file permissions
- symbolic format of permissions
- binary format of permissions
- octal format of permissions
- *** the concept of inodes
- directory permissions
Setting up a Virtual Machine for Ubuntu
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
Setting up a Virtual Machine for Ubuntu Linux in Virtual Box. Virtual box - http://www.virtualbox.org/
Read more...Terminal basics for Linux (Ubuntu 7.10)
Monday, 17 March 2008
Here is a video to learn the basic use of a Linux terminal.
The background music is " The Mystic's Dream " from Loreena McKennitt.
Zero Install launchers tutorial
Sunday, 16 March 2008
Shows how to add Zero Install programs to the GNOME menus and to the shell, and what happens when you do.
Read more...Remotely Control a GNU/Linux Machines X11 Using VNC
Tuesday, 4 March 2008
This tutorial shows you just show simple it is for you to be able to control your GNU/Linux machines X Windows System using VNC.
Read more...Adding a network printer in Ubuntu Linux
Monday, 3 March 2008
How to add a Windows network printer via samba in Ubuntu Linux. Visit http://www.openaddict.com for more Linux articles and guides.
Download the full version of this video (easier to see what's going on) here.
metasploit 3.1 msfgui3 distcc exploit example
Friday, 29 February 2008
An example of how running distcc can be dangerous. It uses the metasploit 3.1 msfgui3 to open a remote shell through distcc. The shell gets logged in as the distcc user. I have a detailed explanation here and a better video at my personal homepage
Read more...Mounted Volume: Mounting ISO files and using them in apps.
Thursday, 28 February 2008
This is part 2 of the Mounted Volume tutorial. In this tutorial, I hope to show how it is useful to make a copy of a CD-ROM and store it on the hard drive for use by other applications.
In this video I use the ISO of the Police Quest Collection by Sierra for mounting and then playing in Dosbox.
Mounted Volume: Creating ISO files with Ubuntu
Wednesday, 27 February 2008
This is a tutorial on Creating ISO files within Ubuntu. I show the method in which one creates an ISO file so that it may be used for tasks such as backup, mounting for use locally, etc.
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