I always forget for ubuntu what is their installer file type name (like .msi for windows)
32 bit .deb (For Debian/Ubuntu)
64 bit .deb (For Debian/Ubuntu)
32 bit .rpm (For Fedora/openSUSE)
64 bit .rpm (For Fedora/openSUSE)
Showing posts with label Fedora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fedora. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Friday, January 7, 2011
windows or linux(ubuntu)?
In this post is discussing about which OS (operating system) you should use
When I said linux it focused on ubuntu but this might also apply to other Linux OS too
I do belive (im Malaysia) majority is using Windows. So lets start using my believe...
You 100% cannot use ubuntu when
- You are a gamer. Cause most of game was on Windows
If you still insist using ubuntu while you are a gamer
- Yes you can try, install ubuntu inside windows (they called it wubi i think)
You 50% (might can) use ubuntu when
- Using it as home user; surfing, typing and chatting
- Another 50% goes to your 'resistance to change'
Here is my resistance to change from windows to ubuntu
1. Im used to Microsoft office, using open office is weird. This is first time, after 2 month of using it I can say "I like open office a bit more than ms office"
2. Surfing - There is no google chrome. Well can actually download it. Just "Installation in Windows is different in Linux"
3. Chatting - Ubuntu dont have Yahoo Messanger (not sure about MSN). But luckly they have empath or pidgin. You can still chat but less feature compared to YM. The best part using empath is "No advertisement + Faster!"
4. Used software - Let say you used to certain program like 'Yahoo messanger'. This software does not exist in Ubuntu, so either you find alternative or leave it
Repeat, 'you used to windows until you feel like dont want to use linux' is common and this is the most reason of 'dont want to change' aka 'resistance to change'. I myself happen to have this feel
What so good about Linux ? (focused on Ubuntu). Well, this is most likely my experience and opinion.
good thing #1
Better security. All you virus from windows will not work (No virus). Remember better doesn't means impenetrable. But it do better than windows in almost all of the case
How to apply this 'good thing #1' ?
1. If you have a 'home PC' and you kids or parent is using the PC. You PC have high % of getting virus or malware or what ever dangerous stuff. This is the solution and the reason I keep suggesting it to others
2. If you were student and keep getting virus from 'Lab' (this is typical way for Malaysians PC to get virus, usually pendrive is the transfer medium). This linux will solve the problem 100%
3. If you create 2 type of user. The lower user cannot access the other files. Err... this is linux security like folder owner and folder group permission stuff. I never care about this. but in case you have 'sensitive data' Linux can help it
4. You dont need to buy Kaspersky on install antivirus. yeay!
good thing #2
I admin installation in Linux is hard (you need to use command line in special software). but ubuntu make it easy, you have a feature like 'add remove program in windows' but it 10x advance
1. They have 'update manager' this is to install or update driver
2. They have 'add remove software'. It can remove and also ADD! ADD! ADD! ADD! ADD! free software. There is tons of free software outside
How to apply this 'good thing #2' ?
1. My parent like to play solitaire in Windows when free time. If you use ubuntu you can ADD! ADD! ADD! ADD! ADD! games for free and the game is better than windows. This only apply for small and simple game, as I said 'home typical user' (not gamer sejati!)
good thing #3
Faster, better, stronger, harder...
This most likely what I hate on Windows after using Ubuntu
Windows have a little but yet annoying problem when it come with thumbdrive/pendrive
- SLOW
- Cannot eject, something was in use
So if you use Ubuntu you can feel the smoothness in detecting pendrive, eject is easy and transfer file is also FAST!
The main point is 'Stable' I guess
So... thats it I know
Thanks
Myself
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Redhat I always use command
Last update, 25 April 2011
This is not only for Redhat, but for most of Linux machine (I think)
Source of this command is from here. I keep using them
http://docs.redhat.com/docs/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/4/html/Step_by_Step_Guide/s1-manipulate-current.html
http://redhat.activeventure.com/71/gettingstartedguide/s1-managing-working-with-files.html
This is a good reference for VI - Visual Editor (Command line interface for text editor)
http://www.cs.colostate.edu/helpdocs/vi.html
Check folder size
du -hs /path/to/directory
Check harddisk space
df
List all the content within the current folder (or path)
ls OR ls -all
Remove file
rm thefilename.txt
Move file
mv thefilename.txt /home/asipo/
Delete directory and all its content
rm -rf /home/asipo/backupdocuments
Zip a file or folder
zip -r iWantTheZipFileNameToBeLikeThisOkay.zip theActualFileName.txt
Unzip a file (not sure for folder)
unzip thefilename.zip
Change folder owner
chown -R asipo.asigroup '/var/www/smellynomore/app/tmp'
Change folder permission
chmod -R 777 '/var/www/smellynomore/app/tmp'
Copy all except one folder
shopt -s extglob
cp -r A/!(B) dest_dir
Execute bin file
chmod u+x qt-sdk-linux-x86-opensource-2010.05.1.bin
./qt-sdk-linux-x86-opensource-2010.05.1.bin
Connect to server and control it (Telnet / SHH I think)
ssh -p 22 asipi@langit.com.my
Friday, September 17, 2010
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Fedora Install LAMP
Lazy to write, so
http://techchorus.net/how-install-lamp
restart the LAMP
service mysqld start
service httpd start
How to install x-debug
http://paulslinuxbox.net/blog/linux/eclipse-php-and-xdebug
http://techchorus.net/how-install-lamp
restart the LAMP
service mysqld start
service httpd start
How to install x-debug
http://paulslinuxbox.net/blog/linux/eclipse-php-and-xdebug
Install RMPFusion
Keywords
install RMPFusion
Fedora cant play mp3 file
Fedora packages: failed to install signature
What is RMPFusion
If you are new to Fedora. RMPFusion is a 3rd party software source list
Means all installer that is 'FREE' but 'NOT REALLY FREE' like flash player was listed here
Some EMO EMO
I create this tutorial because I cant play mp3 file because of failed to install the 3rd party software. The reason was not on the software source but on the signature key that not being teach during "how to install the 3rd party source list". Probably this is easy but IM USING WINDOWS!
Start the Tutorial
Go to http://rpmfusion.org/
1st step - Put RMPFusion in yor list
Download the .rpm file. These file is an installer to make RMPFusion as your 3rd party source list
Note you need to Install both Free and Non-Free
2nd step - Verify the Signature
Download the signature
Import the signature
This is the link where I learn how to install (import actually) the signature http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Enabling_new_signing_key
To put it simply su -c 'rpm --import NAME_OF_THE_SIGNATURE_FILE'
In my PC it will be
install RMPFusion
Fedora cant play mp3 file
Fedora packages: failed to install signature
What is RMPFusion
If you are new to Fedora. RMPFusion is a 3rd party software source list
Means all installer that is 'FREE' but 'NOT REALLY FREE' like flash player was listed here
Some EMO EMO
I create this tutorial because I cant play mp3 file because of failed to install the 3rd party software. The reason was not on the software source but on the signature key that not being teach during "how to install the 3rd party source list". Probably this is easy but IM USING WINDOWS!
Start the Tutorial
Go to http://rpmfusion.org/
1st step - Put RMPFusion in yor list
Download the .rpm file. These file is an installer to make RMPFusion as your 3rd party source list
Note you need to Install both Free and Non-Free
2nd step - Verify the Signature
Download the signature
Import the signature
This is the link where I learn how to install (import actually) the signature http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Enabling_new_signing_key
To put it simply su -c 'rpm --import NAME_OF_THE_SIGNATURE_FILE'
In my PC it will be
cd Downloads
su
mypassword1234
ls
su -c 'rpm --import RPM-GPG-KEY-rpmfusion-free-fedora-13'
su -c 'rpm --import RPM-GPG-KEY-rpmfusion-nonfree-fedora-13'
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