I wonders anyone really did this sort of upgrade in real life? and still have the old applications and settings on M$ 7. Or the video just showing its possible no one care to do it coz lots of people do change there hardware during these long period of time.:)
Well I am using Linux on my desktop work and home from last couple of years. Here is a good news last month we got new HP laptops at our work and 4 of my co-workers ask me to install Linux on there new shiny laptops. Guess what, now they are using Linux as there primary OS and running M$ as guest under Virtualbox. They wouldn't be using M$ if our company were not having the mail on Exchange and one of company portal which only works in IE.
Its all my pleasure to see those folks using Linux on daily bases, installing Linux updates and learning commands. I feel proud coz they watched me using Linux over the years and when they were struggling with there OS infected with viri, malwares etc and my system never piss on me. And finally here we go now they are using the rock solid OS.
For me Linux is just penetrating in our companies desktop:)
Long live Linux.
Thanks its working and no need to install nspluginwrapper and hundreds of dependencies. I have installed flash-player on my 64bit Fedora 13 under nswarpper which also installed hundreds of deps.
Thanks to yum history features I have successfully uninstalled all the deps
Get ride of nswarpper and hell of deps
1. sudo yum history list nspluginwrapper (this gives me the ID)
2. sudo yum history info 12 (gives me the list of packages installed within transaction # 12)
Undo the transaction # 12
3. sudo yum history undo 12
1. Download the 64bit flash-player from http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
2. To extract libflashplayer.so
tar zxvf flashplayer_square_p1_64bit_linux_091510.tar.gz
3. Copy the libflashplayer.so to firefox plugin directory
sudo cp libflashplayer.so/usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/ Or ~/.mozilla/plugins/.
4. Restart Firefox
Yes its is fast as hell, i have tried Opera after long long time, using FF as my primary browser on Slackware and Fedora from last couple of years. Just install it on my home laptop running Fedora 13 and found is ultra fast.
I must advice to give it a try after all its another browser in the corner and available for all Linux distros.
If they blocked all the internet does it matter to anyone? no then why you are wasting your fucking time? for the same reason they blocking few sites you people doing the same by posting stupid comments about there religion and Prophet.
Don't tell me this is your inherent right (free speech) to abuse other people and there beliefs blah blah, I respect your rights as far as it do not hurts other people around you but I'll damn care about your fucking rights if I see it hurts feelings of others.
So all we need to respect each other feelings, but... wait to whom I asking this...? to those who kill hundred of thousand innocent people in Afghanistan and Iraq for nothing? man i am talking about a human lives which your fucking rulers and there fucking decisions taken away for nothing.
Why those folks who are dying to protect there right of free speech do not write something about northern areas of Pakistan where those killed with the drones attacks mostly innocent people including children and women for nothing.
Fuck that right when you use it only for hurting people instead of protecting lives.
You drow up, instead of giving stupid links in your comments. See this makes me angry coz you intentionally tries to make me angry, and this is the problem with you guys. You do not respect others feelings just dying for the right of free speech even if that fucking free speech hurts ppl around you.
It all start with when you start thinking that what are you saying or writing is your right even if this fucking rights hurt billions of ppl, if you thinks for a moment before doing anything stupid that 'what if someone get hurt with this' then I am sure you will never do the stupid things.
Just tried the GoogleCL on my Fedora 12 and it works without any issue, personally (its only me) I like the googlecl. For folks want to try it on there Fedora box here is the link to my blog http://askaralikhan.blogspot.com/2010/06/googlecl.html
Being a slackware users and still love to follow slackware release and love to see that 'The Man' the living legend is working hard to give the community the stable and secure Linux.
I salute you Pat and congrats on releasing Slackware 13.1
I wonders if the author tried to mention how to integrated Cacti and Nagios in his book? Nagios is good at monitoring and sysadmin and manager might use the Cacti for trends and capacity plaining.
At my work we are using Nagios for monitoring and pnp4nagios for trending the Nagios performance data and its work great so far.
Recently after Google released Chrome browser for Linux I switched to Chrome and you know after using it for one day I switched back to FF. In my opinion FF is ages ahead from Chrome duno about M$ IE coz didn't used in years since moving my butt to Linux:)
Ah you remind me that great distro, I used it for almost 3 years exclusively on my home/work desktop. Later due to time limitation to play with Linux I switched to Fedora, (I am typing this from Fedora 12).
Ah that was a nice good old days, compiling a kernel (slacware 9.x---11.x) comes with default 2.4.x kernel), for getting 2.6.x one have to do the old school thing of compiling kernel from source.
1. wget the kernel source from kernel.org
2. untar it,..If i remember correctly make config, make and make install
3. copy the modules and kernel to proper place
4. adjust the lilo.conf
5. finally reboot into new kernel, if you did everything right then your system will boot into new kernel otherwise chances of 'kernel panic':)
See I still remember how to do the kernel stuff, coz i learn it while on Slackware.
Now here I am using Fedora on my both work/home laptops, love it coz its work, like it coz its Linux and it recongnize everything out of the box, its Linux and viri spyware free.
I must admit I learn Linux on slackware and still I love slackware and Pat, Pat doing a great job of maintaining such a nice distro wish him long live:)
Slackware never failed for me not a single time,
Hey wife is calling no more Linux its time to go to bed.
see ya;)
Hmm http://gdgt.com/google/chrome-os/download/ not working, please do not slashdot the site which are not ready to take the load, or atleast let them be ready for high volume of traffic.
Before switching to Fedora I was using Slackware for almost two years and now I am using Fedora from last 3 and half years. I thinks Fedora is the best Distro out their, I am using it as my primary OS on my work and home laptops (F10, F11) without any issue.
At work I use wireless Internet, Fedora support Intel base wireless cards out of the box, at home i use wired network.
At my previous job as sysadmin (telecommute) our all servers were running xen/UML virtualization and host/guest OSs were Fedora. I remember we have to upgrade the host/guest OSs using yum and the whole process of upgrading online was easy. someitme we get into issue which get resolved in no time.
So IMHO Fedora is the best Linux distro and with my past experience i do not find any issue using Fedora as Server OS.
$Book = 'Perl For Dummies';
print 'The title is $Book.';
When you run the program, Perl displays
The title is $Book .
Now change the single quotes to double quotes in the print statement:
$Book = 'Perl For Dummies';
print "The title is $Book.";
When you run the program now, Perl displays
The title is Perl For Dummies.
I was not a big fan of ex. Mr Universe movies but I am sure he can do it for CA, see how he handle the governorship very few people can handle this difficult job.
Slashdot Mirror
I wonders anyone really did this sort of upgrade in real life? and still have the old applications and settings on M$ 7. Or the video just showing its possible no one care to do it coz lots of people do change there hardware during these long period of time. :)
Well I am using Linux on my desktop work and home from last couple of years. Here is a good news last month we got new HP laptops at our work and 4 of my co-workers ask me to install Linux on there new shiny laptops. Guess what, now they are using Linux as there primary OS and running M$ as guest under Virtualbox. They wouldn't be using M$ if our company were not having the mail on Exchange and one of company portal which only works in IE.
:)
Its all my pleasure to see those folks using Linux on daily bases, installing Linux updates and learning commands. I feel proud coz they watched me using Linux over the years and when they were struggling with there OS infected with viri, malwares etc and my system never piss on me. And finally here we go now they are using the rock solid OS.
For me Linux is just penetrating in our companies desktop
Long live Linux.
Thanks its working and no need to install nspluginwrapper and hundreds of dependencies. I have installed flash-player on my 64bit Fedora 13 under nswarpper which also installed hundreds of deps.
/usr/lib64/mozilla/plugins/ Or ~/.mozilla/plugins/.
Thanks to yum history features I have successfully uninstalled all the deps
Get ride of nswarpper and hell of deps
1. sudo yum history list nspluginwrapper (this gives me the ID)
2. sudo yum history info 12 (gives me the list of packages installed within transaction # 12)
Undo the transaction # 12
3. sudo yum history undo 12
1. Download the 64bit flash-player from http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
2. To extract libflashplayer.so
tar zxvf flashplayer_square_p1_64bit_linux_091510.tar.gz
3. Copy the libflashplayer.so to firefox plugin directory
sudo cp libflashplayer.so
4. Restart Firefox
thanks for the google cache link
Yes its is fast as hell, i have tried Opera after long long time, using FF as my primary browser on Slackware and Fedora from last couple of years. Just install it on my home laptop running Fedora 13 and found is ultra fast. I must advice to give it a try after all its another browser in the corner and available for all Linux distros.
I thinks .xxx is a good idea and porn sites should be force to move to it, and it would be easy to filter porn sites in schools using squid :)
If they blocked all the internet does it matter to anyone? no then why you are wasting your fucking time? for the same reason they blocking few sites you people doing the same by posting stupid comments about there religion and Prophet. Don't tell me this is your inherent right (free speech) to abuse other people and there beliefs blah blah, I respect your rights as far as it do not hurts other people around you but I'll damn care about your fucking rights if I see it hurts feelings of others. So all we need to respect each other feelings, but... wait to whom I asking this...? to those who kill hundred of thousand innocent people in Afghanistan and Iraq for nothing? man i am talking about a human lives which your fucking rulers and there fucking decisions taken away for nothing. Why those folks who are dying to protect there right of free speech do not write something about northern areas of Pakistan where those killed with the drones attacks mostly innocent people including children and women for nothing. Fuck that right when you use it only for hurting people instead of protecting lives.
You drow up, instead of giving stupid links in your comments. See this makes me angry coz you intentionally tries to make me angry, and this is the problem with you guys. You do not respect others feelings just dying for the right of free speech even if that fucking free speech hurts ppl around you. It all start with when you start thinking that what are you saying or writing is your right even if this fucking rights hurt billions of ppl, if you thinks for a moment before doing anything stupid that 'what if someone get hurt with this' then I am sure you will never do the stupid things.
Just tried the GoogleCL on my Fedora 12 and it works without any issue, personally (its only me) I like the googlecl. For folks want to try it on there Fedora box here is the link to my blog http://askaralikhan.blogspot.com/2010/06/googlecl.html
Being a slackware users and still love to follow slackware release and love to see that 'The Man' the living legend is working hard to give the community the stable and secure Linux. I salute you Pat and congrats on releasing Slackware 13.1
I wonders if the author tried to mention how to integrated Cacti and Nagios in his book? Nagios is good at monitoring and sysadmin and manager might use the Cacti for trends and capacity plaining. At my work we are using Nagios for monitoring and pnp4nagios for trending the Nagios performance data and its work great so far.
I Love RH for all there contribution to Open Source community. I am typing this text from one of there project called "Fedora". ;)
you can translate the whole site http://www.ylmf.org/ using Chrome and translate addon.
Recently after Google released Chrome browser for Linux I switched to Chrome and you know after using it for one day I switched back to FF. In my opinion FF is ages ahead from Chrome duno about M$ IE coz didn't used in years since moving my butt to Linux :)
Ah you remind me that great distro, I used it for almost 3 years exclusively on my home/work desktop. Later due to time limitation to play with Linux I switched to Fedora, (I am typing this from Fedora 12). Ah that was a nice good old days, compiling a kernel (slacware 9.x---11.x) comes with default 2.4.x kernel), for getting 2.6.x one have to do the old school thing of compiling kernel from source. 1. wget the kernel source from kernel.org 2. untar it, ..If i remember correctly make config, make and make install
3. copy the modules and kernel to proper place
4. adjust the lilo.conf
5. finally reboot into new kernel, if you did everything right then your system will boot into new kernel otherwise chances of 'kernel panic' :)
See I still remember how to do the kernel stuff, coz i learn it while on Slackware.
Now here I am using Fedora on my both work/home laptops, love it coz its work, like it coz its Linux and it recongnize everything out of the box, its Linux and viri spyware free.
I must admit I learn Linux on slackware and still I love slackware and Pat, Pat doing a great job of maintaining such a nice distro wish him long live :)
Slackware never failed for me not a single time,
Hey wife is calling no more Linux its time to go to bed.
see ya ;)
http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using.html
I am getting "Incorrect username and/or password."
Hmm http://gdgt.com/google/chrome-os/download/ not working, please do not slashdot the site which are not ready to take the load, or atleast let them be ready for high volume of traffic.
Before switching to Fedora I was using Slackware for almost two years and now I am using Fedora from last 3 and half years. I thinks Fedora is the best Distro out their, I am using it as my primary OS on my work and home laptops (F10, F11) without any issue. At work I use wireless Internet, Fedora support Intel base wireless cards out of the box, at home i use wired network. At my previous job as sysadmin (telecommute) our all servers were running xen/UML virtualization and host/guest OSs were Fedora. I remember we have to upgrade the host/guest OSs using yum and the whole process of upgrading online was easy. someitme we get into issue which get resolved in no time. So IMHO Fedora is the best Linux distro and with my past experience i do not find any issue using Fedora as Server OS.
Nice script.
Exactly this is what I am doing on my Dell Latitude D630 with 1GB RAM, Fedora 10 is the host OS and when required i kicked XP, Solaris as VM.
$Book = 'Perl For Dummies';
print 'The title is $Book.';
When you run the program, Perl displays
The title is $Book
.
Now change the single quotes to double quotes in the print statement:
$Book = 'Perl For Dummies';
print "The title is $Book.";
When you run the program now, Perl displays
The title is Perl For Dummies.
Oops my bad, I should start reading BGP. Thanks.
The 'host' command says TPBay is still in Sweden
.se
host thepiratebay.org
thepiratebay.org has address 194.71.107.15
whois says this IP belong to some provider in
whois 194.71.107.15
I was not a big fan of ex. Mr Universe movies but I am sure he can do it for CA, see how he handle the governorship very few people can handle this difficult job.