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Chris Eidhof | Why I develop for iOS
august 2011
but it is a lot harder to come up with new ideas.
css
themes
august 2011
Ubuntu, Unity and Linux Mint
april 2011
Sharing my thoughts about Ubuntu's Unity, and also somethig about Linux Mint.
linux-mint
ubuntu
unity
april 2011
Vim search and replace tips
february 2011
Vim is a Linux text editor, it is actually a powerful one.
I'm not going to say if it is the best or not, as that will start a Holy war about Linux text editors.
Emacs, Nano are also popular, but if you use Vim, and want to learn something about search and replace, you may be interested in this article.
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perform
replace
search
tricks
I'm not going to say if it is the best or not, as that will start a Holy war about Linux text editors.
Emacs, Nano are also popular, but if you use Vim, and want to learn something about search and replace, you may be interested in this article.
february 2011
DNS cache | Linux Operating System
october 2010
If you have a slow Internet connection, or if it just have too much delay or latency. Then, it would be a good idea to cache your DNS queries.
This is going to improve the speed perception you have about browsing the web.
This work reducing the delays between the query to the DNS server and the response from it.
Check here how to install dnsmasq as a DNS cache in Linux
cache
dns
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operating
system
This is going to improve the speed perception you have about browsing the web.
This work reducing the delays between the query to the DNS server and the response from it.
Check here how to install dnsmasq as a DNS cache in Linux
october 2010
LinuxQuestions.org - 340 Threads with 0 replies
october 2010
No replied threads in linuxquestions forums
forum
linux
no-replies
learn
october 2010
Gwibber and Hotot review
october 2010
Two good Twitter apps for Linux, Gwibber comes from Lauchpad, it has support to identi.ca, facebook, Digg and others.
Hotot, is still in Alpha and with some working issues yet, but As impresive as it is, I am sure it will be one of the best Twitter and Identi.ca application for Linux with the most users.
Check them out.
gwibber
hotot
opinions
review
go2linux.org
Hotot, is still in Alpha and with some working issues yet, but As impresive as it is, I am sure it will be one of the best Twitter and Identi.ca application for Linux with the most users.
Check them out.
october 2010
ssh public key only login - authentication | Linux Operating System
october 2010
One good way to avoid intruders to go inside a Linux server thru brute force attack, is to disable any possible login using passwords.
If you do this, then, how are going to be able to log into that server?
Well, using ssh public key authentication.
Check this how-to to learn how to do it.
authentication
key
operating
ssh
system
go2linux.org
If you do this, then, how are going to be able to log into that server?
Well, using ssh public key authentication.
Check this how-to to learn how to do it.
october 2010
Arch Linux 2010.05 [Review]
october 2010
Good review of Arch Linux which is my favorite distribution.
I really like the simplicity of it, and talking about being unstable, it really is not.
I have been using it daily for more than a year now, and have o only faced small issues that were solved fast (minutes of googling)
I have some tutorials about arch in my blog, http://www.go2linux.org
digital-cameras
mobile-phones
mp3-players
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top-technology-guide
I really like the simplicity of it, and talking about being unstable, it really is not.
I have been using it daily for more than a year now, and have o only faced small issues that were solved fast (minutes of googling)
I have some tutorials about arch in my blog, http://www.go2linux.org
october 2010
How to clone a Gentoo machine
october 2010
If you ever need to clone a Gentoo computer, because you switching laptops, or if you just need your best friend to have the same software you have got.
It is really an easy task, and will only take some few minutes from your time. Of course, do not forget it is Gentoo, so it will take a lot of time of your PC, so do not let your laptop running on batteries while doing this.
Enjoy Gentoo!
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gentoo
install
It is really an easy task, and will only take some few minutes from your time. Of course, do not forget it is Gentoo, so it will take a lot of time of your PC, so do not let your laptop running on batteries while doing this.
Enjoy Gentoo!
october 2010
What Linux need to succed?
october 2010
I wanted to share my las article with you.
Let me know what do you think about this, and what do you think the right strategies are?
go2linux
linux
Let me know what do you think about this, and what do you think the right strategies are?
october 2010
Mageia Logo
september 2010
Mageia, is a fork of Mandriva Linux. And as a new Linux distribution is now deciding a lot of aspects of this new project, and the logo to be chosen is one of those aspects.
These are some of them, which one do you think is the best?
If you have any logo to provide, you may joing the conversation.
Here some of other proposed.
https://www.mageia.org/pipermail/mageia-discuss/20100929/001521.html
mageia
proposed-mageia-logo
These are some of them, which one do you think is the best?
If you have any logo to provide, you may joing the conversation.
Here some of other proposed.
https://www.mageia.org/pipermail/mageia-discuss/20100929/001521.html
september 2010
Funny signs
september 2010
Enjoy this before starting to work.. :)
It will make you day easier.
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pics
It will make you day easier.
september 2010
30 Linux commands you may want to know
september 2010
Just finished writing my first list of Linux commands, the most of them were taken from my old posts, I have even forgotten about some of them.
Hope you may enjoy them, and contribute with your favorites.
See below some of the 30.
command-line
tips
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Hope you may enjoy them, and contribute with your favorites.
See below some of the 30.
september 2010
ArchBang
september 2010
I have not tried it yet, or.. maybe yes.,
I am actualy using Arch Linux on all my PCs and Laptop, with OpenBox as my window manager.
I loved the idea of Crunchbang when I heard about the project, I inmediately tried that but based on Debian, and with fluxbox
http://www.go2linux.org/installing-a-light-linux-operating-system-debian-fluxbox
Then I discovered Arch and felt in love with it, Now I have found ArchBang, I will have to find some time to install it.
arch-linux
archbang
linux
I am actualy using Arch Linux on all my PCs and Laptop, with OpenBox as my window manager.
I loved the idea of Crunchbang when I heard about the project, I inmediately tried that but based on Debian, and with fluxbox
http://www.go2linux.org/installing-a-light-linux-operating-system-debian-fluxbox
Then I discovered Arch and felt in love with it, Now I have found ArchBang, I will have to find some time to install it.
september 2010
Check which DNS server response is faster for you
september 2010
Great small Linux tip, save it for anytime use.
It lets you get an average response of a DNS server, then you can check another one, and compare which is faster for you.
DNS latency is usually responsible of Internet speed.
As you computer first needs to "guess" the IP of you server you want to reach, if that action takes too much time, then, no matter how fast the server you are reaching is it will appears for you that the Internet is slow.
Let's see this example:
You type
www.facebook.com
Your PC contact your DNS server, and ask for the IP of www.facebook.com, that action takes 200 ms.
Then it contact www.facebook.com and get the content, that could be fast, but you have waited for 200ms just to be able to ask for the facebook content.
Another option is to have your DNS server in you PC, I have written in the past about it.
http://www.go2linux.org/pdnsd-bind-caching-server-to-boost-browsing-speed
dns
linux
linux-tip
It lets you get an average response of a DNS server, then you can check another one, and compare which is faster for you.
DNS latency is usually responsible of Internet speed.
As you computer first needs to "guess" the IP of you server you want to reach, if that action takes too much time, then, no matter how fast the server you are reaching is it will appears for you that the Internet is slow.
Let's see this example:
You type
www.facebook.com
Your PC contact your DNS server, and ask for the IP of www.facebook.com, that action takes 200 ms.
Then it contact www.facebook.com and get the content, that could be fast, but you have waited for 200ms just to be able to ask for the facebook content.
Another option is to have your DNS server in you PC, I have written in the past about it.
http://www.go2linux.org/pdnsd-bind-caching-server-to-boost-browsing-speed
september 2010
Satellite phone from ATT
september 2010
One thing I like about it, is that it is not a bulky phone like Iridiums.
It only works in the U.S. and surrounding areas, and only if you have clear view of the southern sky.
So, while being the U.S. you may be saved by this phone when you loose coverage, but only if the Windows mobile O.S. that powers this phone is working :).
I really do not like Windows powered devices, they are not stable, and may fail anytime.
Anyway, this is a good device if you like to go fishing or hunting and still be able to call home of office, or even check your email.
cell-phones
coverage
network
satellite
It only works in the U.S. and surrounding areas, and only if you have clear view of the southern sky.
So, while being the U.S. you may be saved by this phone when you loose coverage, but only if the Windows mobile O.S. that powers this phone is working :).
I really do not like Windows powered devices, they are not stable, and may fail anytime.
Anyway, this is a good device if you like to go fishing or hunting and still be able to call home of office, or even check your email.
september 2010
The Linux Terminal, a good feature that make life easier
september 2010
Yes, the Terminal makes life easier rather than difficult, as in the text below, some users are afraid of it, but if anyone just learn some tips, will realize that is a good feature that Windows just do not have.
An example:
To re-size pictures (specially if they are a lot) is easier from the Linux command line than using Photoshop on Windows.
There are a lot of examples like that one, so do not be afraid of Linux just because of the Terminal window, you do not really need to use it. But if you learn some little tricks you will fall in love with it, and off course with Linux.
command
linux-user
simon-brew
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terminal
An example:
To re-size pictures (specially if they are a lot) is easier from the Linux command line than using Photoshop on Windows.
There are a lot of examples like that one, so do not be afraid of Linux just because of the Terminal window, you do not really need to use it. But if you learn some little tricks you will fall in love with it, and off course with Linux.
september 2010
Why you should try Linux
september 2010
There are a lot of posts about this topic, just google about it and you will see.
I am posting this here, first: Because I agree with the writter about those points, and second: Because is his first post (by this time his blog only has two), and I think is a great way to start a new Linux Blog.
So, let's support him so he can continue writting about Linux and supporting the community, because Linux is big because of its community.
blog-review
linux
stability
I am posting this here, first: Because I agree with the writter about those points, and second: Because is his first post (by this time his blog only has two), and I think is a great way to start a new Linux Blog.
So, let's support him so he can continue writting about Linux and supporting the community, because Linux is big because of its community.
september 2010
UUID on Linux fstab file | Linux Operating System - Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Gentoo, Arch
september 2010
UUID on Linux fstab, explained
linux
sysadmin
tips
go2linux.org
september 2010
Convert Youtube videos to Cell phone format | Linux Operating System - Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Gentoo, Arch
september 2010
How to convert youtube videos for cell phones
video
youtube
go2linux.org
september 2010
Tar uses tips and how to
september 2010
How to use tar to compress and uncompress, and archive files on .tar files
tarbal
tar
go2linux.org
tips
september 2010
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