Here are simple steps to run Android on PC, of course it uses virtual machine, like virtual box. Okay, the first step of course download Android x86 ISO Then, download and install Virtual Box mine is using Windows 7 x64 but Virtual Box x86 version runs perfect. Then run Virtual Box Create New Virtual Machine, [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Linux’
Android x86 on VBox
Posted: June 2, 2011 in Android, Open Source TutorialTags: Android, Linux, Virtual Box, Virtual Machine
Debian 6.0 Repository List
Posted: April 3, 2011 in Open Source, Open Source ReferenceTags: Debian, Linux, Squeeze
Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember – Surabaya deb http://mirror.its.ac.id/debian squeeze main non-free contrib deb http://mirror.its.ac.id/debian-volatile squeeze/volatile main contrib deb http://mirror.its.ac.id/debian-security squeeze/updates main non-free contrib deb http://mirror.its.ac.id/debian stable-proposed-updates main non-free contrib
Restoring GRUB in Debian
Posted: January 24, 2010 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Debian, grub, Linux
GRUB get wrong, can’t boot the system, but don’t panic One way to do this, graphically, and easily, although the process is longer than some methods… Okay, this is the step : boot your debian installation CD/DVD select ‘advanced options’ select ‘graphical rescue mode’ select language select keyboard layout it will take a while to [...]
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS – Lucid Lynx
Posted: December 1, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source ReferenceTags: Linux, Lucid Lynx, Ubuntu 10.04
Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth announced that Ubuntu 10.04, the next major version of the popular Linux distribution, will be called Lascivious Liger Lucid Lynx. This version is highly significant because it will be offered with long-term support (LTS). For the Lucid Lynx, the development team will focus their efforts on quality and stability! The main [...]
Linux Mint 8 – Helena
Posted: December 1, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source ReferenceTags: Helena, Linux, Linux Mint 8
Introduction to Linux Mint 8: The 8th release of Linux Mint comes with numerous bug fixes and a lot of improvements. In particular Linux Mint 8 comes with support for OEM installs, a brand new Upload Manager, the menu now allows you to configure custom places, the update manager now lets you define packages for [...]
Delete File Recursively In Linux
Posted: November 21, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Delete, File, Linux, Recursion
This commands below are quite effective to remove virus if your filesystem are being shared (for example, there are some clients that are accessing your linux filesystem using samba). Find all files having .bak (*.bak) extension in current directory and remove them: $ find . -type f -name “*.bak” -exec rm -f {} \; Find [...]
Linux Mint 7 Video Installation
Posted: July 19, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source TutorialTags: Linux, Linux Mint 7
Just a video about Linux Mint 7 Installation. Well, Linux Mint 7 is a great Distro :) Linux Mint is based on Ubuntu and the two distributions have much in common. Both distributions use the same software repositories. For instance, release 6 (“Felicia”) uses the package pools of Ubuntu “Intrepid Ibex” (8.10). Most packages are [...]
Moonlight – Open Source Implementation for Silverlight
Posted: July 15, 2009 in Internet, Open Source, Open Source ReferenceTags: Linux, Moonlight, Silverlight
What is Moonlight ? Moonlight is an open source implementation of Silverlight (http://silverlight.net), primarily for Linux and other Unix/X11 based operating systems. In September of 2007, Microsoft and Novell announced a technical collaboration that includes access to Microsoft’s test suites for Silverlight and the distribution of a Media Pack for Linux users that will contain [...]
Ext4 is the evolution of the most used Linux filesystem, Ext3. In many ways, Ext4 is a deeper improvement over Ext3 than Ext3 was over Ext2. Ext3 was mostly about adding journaling to Ext2, but Ext4 modifies important data structures of the filesystem such as the ones destined to store the file data. The result [...]
Ubuntu 9.10: Karmic Koala
Posted: April 9, 2009 in Open Source, Open Source ReferenceTags: Karmic Koala, Linux, ubuntu 9.10
“A newborn Koala spends about six months in the family before it heads off into the wild alone. Sounds about perfect for an Ubuntu release plan! I’m looking forward to seeing many of you in Barcelona, and before that, at a Jaunty release party. Till then, cheers.” Mark Shuttleworth has announced Ubuntu 9.10: Ladies and [...]



