Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Firefox 6 Is Available in the Official Ubuntu 11 04 Repositories
Firefox 6 (the most secured web browser in the world, kidding, but its pretty darn good though, right? :D) was available for Ubuntu 10.10 and 10.04 users even before it was officially available for the Natty users.
And if you havent disabled your automated updates in Ubuntu Linux, then as soon as they release it you should have it automatically install it. But since I have manually disabled the update manager because it uses too much of your bandwidth which can result in a cluttered YouTube videos :D (kidding, again, but I do have it disabled for other reasons)...
Ive also been a bit busy yesterday and until I manually check this morning I didnt know it was available to Natty users. Anyhow, to install it (in my humble opinion, I think unlike with other releases, FF6 is well worth the update because as promised by Mozilla, it loads itself pretty faster than the previous versions) , perhaps you should re-enable the update manager t OR
just fireup your Terminal window and enter the below command to install the sucker!.
sudo apt-get install firefoxIf youd prefer a more cleaner installation, then first remove your current Firefox browser completely (make sure to take back-ups of your Bookmarks and other naughty stuff), then use the below command first.
sudo apt-get purge firefox
That should do it.
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Monday, January 2, 2017
Exportizer Pro 5 04 Crack
Pada postingan kedua di bulan Desember ini , saya akan membagikan salah satu utilities tool yang sangat bermanfaat untuk anda tentunya .. Namanya Exportizer Pro 5.04 dan sudah saya sediakan Cracknya .. Exportizer Pro 5.04 + Crack merupakan sebuah software untuk mengekspor database data. selain itu juga berguna untuk memindahkan berbagai record pada sebuah database ke database dengan jenis yang berbeda. Misalnya dari sebuah file database .mdb (yang dibuat dengan MS Office Access) ke dalam database dengan ekstensi .wj2 .
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Differences between Exportizer and Exportizer Pro:
- In addition to Exportizer features, Exportizer Pro gives you ability to:
- Opening tables from multi-table database files like XLS, XLSX, XLSM, XLSB, MDB, ACCDB, HTML, GDB, IB, FDB, UDL, and other multi-table databases like ODBC data sources etc.
- Exporting data from all files, which are located in one folder, or all tables from a multi-table data source, at once (from interface or via command line).
- Ability to specify custom increment number for Increment Field Value function.
- Exporting data to Excel (XML-based) and DATABASE formats.
- Using extra command line line options like /Silent, /LogFile, /CloseOnError etc.
- Using extra export modes like Append and Empty+Insert.
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Friday, October 14, 2016
Eye Candy Make your Ubuntu 11 04 Desktop look like Mac OS X with Mac4Lin and AWN
I had written post earlier about how you can transform your Ubuntu Desktop into looking like Mac OS X, it become instant hit and to this day I get number of people looking for information about transforming their Ubuntu desktop to look like Mac OS X, and hence I decided to write an updated tutorial. Macbuntu is one alternative, though at the time of writing this post I could not find Macbuntu version for Ubuntu 11.04 and forcefully installing Macbuntu have lead to stability issues and hence I would avoid this approach.
The desktop should somewhat resemble interface of MacOS X, after following the below mentioned steps.
I would be assuming that you are using Ubuntu Classic here and not Unity, I have found Unity to be extremely irritating to work with and I dislike it very much. You can switch to Ubuntu classic by changing to Ubuntu Classic in GDM screen.
Mac4Lin is made by GTK Developer Anirudh Acharya, with the aim of bringing Aqua user interface to POSIX based platform, in simpler words, to operating system the likes of GNU/Linux and hence distributions like Ubuntu.
We would first need to download Mac4Lin theme package and install it onto the system, you can do so easily by issuing the following commands in terminal ( Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal ) window :
wget http://space.dl.sourceforge.net/project/mac4lin/mac4lin/ver.1.0/Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0.zipor alternatively you could look into the source forge page and download the latest archive from multitude of mirrors. Source forge download page of Mac4Lin - http://sourceforge.net/projects/mac4lin/
Once you have downloaded the archive, you need to extract it, you would need to have unzip installed on your system to do so, if you do not have unzip installed you can do so by issuing the following command in terminal window :
sudo apt-get install unzipHowever, if you decide to extract this using terminal you can do so easily by issuing the following command :
mkdir $HOME/mac4linThis should extract the archive into mac4lin directory, you would need to execute shell script to install Mac4Lin theme, chdir into mac4lin directory and then chdir into Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0 directory, once you are in the directory, issue the following command to execute the shell script and begin installation :
unzip Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0.zip -d $HOME/mac4lin
./Mac4Lin_Install_v1.0.shThis should begin the installation procedure, it would ask few questions, you should answer them, and for installing it might need root permission as well and hence would need sudo password,if you follow the instruction carefully Mac4Lin should be installed in Jiffy.
Now you need to install Avant Window Navigator, if you havent installed it already, there are many docks for GNU/Linux, I have found AWN to be extremely stable and good looking and hence I would be using this in this post, additionally, it integrates with Mac4Lin well.
You can install AWN by issuing the following command in Terminal Window :
sudo apt-get install avant-window-navigatorIf the above step completed successfully, you are done transforming your Ubuntu 11.04 based system to a Pseudo MacOS X kind of look. I would recommend after installing AWN and Mac4Lin you restart your system, or at the very least restart X server.
You need to select the newly installed theme, you can do so from System -> Preferences -> Appearance , you should find Mac4Lin Graphite and Mac4Lin Aqua there, based on your personal preference and likes you can chose either one of them, I prefer Mac4Lin Aqua :)
AWN does not load by default and needs to be started from ( Applications -> Accessories -> Avant Window Navigator ), I would advise that you get rid of panel at the bottom (if you are using Ubuntu classic i.e ) by right clicking on the panel and choosing to get rid of panel.
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