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Ubunchu! The Ubuntu Manga!

Ubunchu! The Ubuntu Manga!

Ubunchu!” is a Japanese manga series featuring Ubuntu Linux. Three school students in a system-admin club are getting into Ubuntu! This manga is great handbook for someone want to learn about Ubuntu but don’t want to read super sized guide book. Well this is not a complete guide but at least it explain certain thing regarding Ubuntu. It fast installation where new user can do without any problem, the power of CLI (Command Line Interface) and the support forum where everyone being collaborative… :)

Official Website: Aerial Line (Japanese Version)

How To: Install Xampp In Ubuntu

This is a how-to for setting up a web development environment easily. This guide is aimed at a development environment only and should not be used as a public webserver. To setup a public webserver follow the directions on the Ubuntu wiki. The XAMPP project bundles Apache, PHP4 & 5, Perl, mySQL, and a bunch of other utilities/applications into an simple package for Mac OSX, Windows, Solaris, and Linux.

How To: Install Xampp In Ubuntu

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GFrameCatcher equivalent to ImageGraberII

When i decide to migrate into linux, i always look for linux program that equivalent to windows program. Most of basic Ubuntu package serve my need perfectly but i only missing only two program, ImageGraberII and TortoiseSVN. After countless hour of searching i finally found an equivalent software to ImageGrabberII. Let me introduce the GFrameCatcher.

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How To: Install nVidia latest drivers

How To: Install nVidia latest drivers

It is very easy and you can do it by just following this steps. Remember to uninstall any previous version! If you are using the proprietary hardware tool in Ubuntu you should disable the current driver first and then restart your computer before you start.

  1. Download the latest driver from nVidia.com – 32Bit | 64Bit (As of writing the latest version is 190.42)
  2. Enter in a real terminal mode: CONTROL + ALT + F1, then login (don’t do it now as you wouldn’t be able to keep reading).
  3. Turn off X.org/GDM (Gnome Display Manager).
    sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop

  4. Run the nVidia Graphic Driver installer.
    sudo sh ./NVIDIA-Linux-xxx-xxx.xx-pkg2.run

    Where “xxx.xx” is the version number of the drivers. If you hit TAB after the first N the rest of the filename will automatically appear.

  5. Choose x.org automatic configuration at the last step inside the installation program.
  6. Then restart your computer.

That’s all. Now you can enjoy eye-candy graphic engine inside linux :) .

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How To: Install New Icons For Ubuntu

How To: Install New Icons For Ubuntu

To install a new icons set:

  1. Download icons theme sets tarball from http://art.gnome.org/themes or other location
  2. Copy the tarball to icons folder location. “cp tarball.tar.gz /home/username/.icons”
  3. Navigate directly into icons folder. “cd /home/username/.icons”
  4. Extract the tarball icons file. “tar xfz tarball.tar.gz”
  5. Then goto System > Preferences > Appearance > Theme, to change the icon sets

If you do not have a .icons directory you can create one using “mkdir -p /home/username/.icons”. Remember to change “username” to your current username.



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