By Chinmoy on July 22, 2009
Microsoft has released around 20,000 lines of code for inclusion to Linux for better compatibility with it’s Windows Server 2008 and Hyper-V Server 2008 virtualization software. The code will be available to both the Linux core as well as Linux users and includes three device drivers hooks and not the device drivers itself as reported [...]
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By Chinmoy on July 10, 2009
Google recently launched it’s Open Source OS, and named it after it’s own browser – Chrome. Google Chrome OS is specifically targeted at netbooks with low processing power. It is built on a linux core and the source will be released in a few months and given the craze and popularity of google products, the [...]
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By Chinmoy on May 28, 2009
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My xorg.conf file lokks something like this ::
# xorg.conf (X.Org X Window System server configuration file)
#
# This file was generated by failsafeDexconf, using
# values from the debconf database and some overrides to use vesa mode.
#
# You should use dexconf or another such tool for creating a “real” xorg.conf
# For example:
# sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
Section [...]
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By Chinmoy on May 28, 2009
Well, after part one, we know what xorg file is and what we can do with it. Here is how youcan create your own xorg.conf file.
Firstly list up thedevices you can seeattached to your system. They would surely include :
A mouse
A keyboard
A workstation ( the default server)
A display screen
A display monitor
A video hardware
Now,to list these [...]
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By Chinmoy on May 27, 2009
Linux has finally captured 1% of the desktops worldwide. But, many people are still AFRAID to use it on their systems! And the primary reason they give is something as lame as “It does not support my display resolution”, or “It does not detect my graphics card”!!! Oh, cmon. Linux supports everything. Linux can be [...]
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By Chinmoy on May 22, 2009
Ubuntu provides an excellent package manager graphical frontend with the synaptics package manager. But, it still lacks something. That is accelerated downloads. So, today, i will share with you how I accelerate my package downloads in Ubuntu. For this, you will need a download accelerator. A download acelerator splits up the file into multiple segments [...]
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