Thursday, 5 April 2012

Google Chrome Web Store Gets Updated








Thursday, April 05, 2012 Google's Chrome Web Store should be a bit easier to navigate now. The company has introduced new features to its store with an aim to make it easier to discover new apps and extensions.

The new features include a 'Trending' section, which lists the hottest offerings, ranking each from "warm" to "on fire" to indicate popularity among Chrome users. The store now also offers app subcategories, which allow users to dig deeper into each app category. For example, in the "Entertainment" category you can click on the "Music & Radio" subcategory to only view music related apps.


 "Searching for a particular app has also improved. Our search box now sports autocomplete suggestions that guide you to the app or extension you are looking for, faster. And for those of you looking for apps with a particular functionality - e.g. apps that work offline - our new app badges can be of help. Just look for them on the top section of an app's landing page in the store and click on them if you want to see other apps that have the same functionality. They now come in two flavours--playable on Google+ and offline--and more will follow," the company explained in a blog post.

Google believes that these enhancements should be helpful as more apps and extensions launch every day.



SOURCE# http://news.efytimes.com/e1/81311/Google-Chrome-Web-Store-Gets-Updated

Sunday, 1 April 2012

Linux Mint Debian Edition Gets Gnome Shell, Cinnamon


Clement Lefebvre, the creator of Linux Mint, has announced the updates to the Linux Mint Debian Edition. With this update, for the fist time, Linux Mint Debian users will get access toGnome Shell, MATE and Cinnamon. This update brings Linux 3.2 kernel, MATE 1.2 (with mintMenu and mintDesktop now fully ported to MATE), Cinnamon 1.4, KDE 4.7.4, Gnome Shell 3.2.2 and Xfce 4.8.
With this edition Linux Mint is dropping the support for the aging Gnome 2. Major distributions have already dropped support for Gnome 2. The Linux Mint's Ubuntu-based edition also dropped it last year. "Gnome 3 conflicts with Gnome 2 and so most distributions lost Gnome 2 about a year ago. Linux Mint 12 lost it in November and LMDE is about to lose it as well with this update pack," says Clem.

The reason behind this decision is not surprising. It was not a matter of why, but when. Fabian Scherschel writes in H-Online, "LMDE is dropping GNOME 2 because of underlying dependency issues that result from Debian Testing's switch to GNOME 3-based libraries."
Linux Mint is trying to support those users who wanted something similar to Gnome 2. "...we’ve been worried about the lack of satisfactory alternatives to Gnome 2. Looking towards the future of LMDE and the upcoming Linux Mint 13 release, our top priority was to get to the stage where we can provide our users with something most people would find as good or better than Gnome 2."
The Linux Mint team is hard at working on Mate and Gnome Shell extensions which brings the familiar UI to the Gnome 3 stack. LMDE was initially planned as a rolling release version but due to the problems that come with any rolling release, it was changed to monthly update cycle. But the last update to LMDE came almost 7 month ago in September 2011.

Clem explains why we did not see any update after pack 3, "LMDE was frozen at Update Pack 3 with a Gnome 2 desktop until we reached the point we are at today, where both MATE  and Cinnamon are ready. MATE is basically Gnome 2 renamed. The more the Mate team works on it, the more stable it gets. What it looks like and how it behaves is exactly like Gnome 2. So for most people, this is probably the best alternative."

Linux Mint project is fast becoming a favorite of those who want a familiar interface of Gnome 2 on top of the stability and ease of use of Debian. You can download the Debian edition of Linux Mint from this link ...

Linus Torvalds Awarded Arch Linux As The Most Consumer Friendly Distribution


April 1, 2020: Arch Linux has won the Free Software Award for the Most Consumer Friendly Linux Distribution. Aaron Griffin recieved the award from Richard M. Stallman and Linus Torvalds at the LibrePlanet conference at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.
"The purpose of a GNU distribution is to make it easy for users to use GNU systems. It's a stupid idea when you have to compile everything from scratch," said Linus Torvalds at the event."The reason I never liked or used Ubuntu was that you have to compile everything from scratch."

"The purpose of a GNU distribution is to make it easy for users to use GNU systems. It's a stupid idea when you have to compile everything from scratch," said Linus Torvalds at the event."The reason I never liked or used Ubuntu was that you have to compile everything from scratch."
Arch Linux beat Gentoo this year. Last year Gentoo won the coveted 'Most User friendly Linux Award."
"I think Arch was the best choice this year as it respects user's freedom and keeps its repositories free from any proprietary or non-free packages. Arch-GNU/Linux was our first choice because it discourages practices like DRM or Tiviozation. I think other distributions must follow this practice. If you can't respect free, go release your sex-tapes or commit suicide, leave the morbid GNU/Linux world alone."
When the reporter of c2050 asked about Ubuntu, Linus said, "I think Ubuntu crowd is a bunch or masturbating monkeys obsessed with KISS principle, forcing users to use the stupid command line."

                                          Linus Torvalds with Richard M Stallman at the event.

Richard M Stallman congratulated Arch for their achievement but also pointed out the areas where he thinks Arch needs improvement, "Arch's lack of support of DRM is the only area where I see hurdles in the wide-spread adoption of Linux. We have elevated the DRM implementation project on FSF to boost work on it. Today Arch is the second most popular operating system and this gap is only due to Arch's bad philosophy of pure Free software. I think they should start offering proprietary and patented applications in their repositories."
Gentoo Linux won the second spot and CRUX Linux grabbed the 3rd spot as the most user-friendly distribution of the year. Ubuntu and Linux Mint could not qualify for the award due to their overly complicated Unity and Cinnamon interfaces.

source#http://www.muktware.com/c2050/3487/linus-torvalds-awarded-arch-linux-most-consumer-friendly-distribution




Friday, 30 March 2012

install apache server php5 mysql phpmyadmin



  1. #!bin/bash
  2. #install apache server php5 mysql phpmyadmin 
  3. #code by November rain yang ganteng

  4. apache=install apache server php5 mysql phpmyadmin di ubuntu 10.10
  5. echo $apache
  6. sleep 2

  7. sudo apt-get update
  8. sudo apt-get install apache2
  9. sudo apt-get install php5
  10. sudo apt-get install mysql
  11. sudo apt-get install 
  12. apt-get install libapache-mod-auth-mysql
  13. apt-get install phpmyadmin

  14. sleep3

  15. echo "%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%"



  16. echo "start apache2"


  17. /etc/init.d/apache2 start 


  18. #terimaksih ^_^



Wednesday, 28 March 2012

install squid otomatis di Debian

  1.  #!/bin/bash
  2. #instalasi squid proxy in debian otomatis
  3. #code by samuderapase
  4. squid=instalasi squid proxy in debian
  5. echo $squid
  6. sleep 3
  7. sudo aptitude update                                                    #update repo
  8. sudo aptitude install squid                                             #perintah menginstalasi squid
  9. aptitude install squid squidclient squid-cgi   
  10. aptitude install ccze
  11. sleep 4
  12. squid=Membuat Directory cache
  13. echo =============================================================
  14. echo $squid
  15. mkdir /cache1 && mkdir /cache2 && mkdir /cache3 && mkdir /cache4
  16. touch /var/log/squid/access.log
  17. touch /var/log/squid/cache.log
  18. echo"Mengaktifkan directory cache"
  19. chown -R proxy.proxy /cache1
  20. chown -R proxy.proxy /cache2
  21. chown -R proxy.proxy /cache3
  22. chown -R proxy.proxy /cache4
  23. chown -R proxy.proxy /var/log/squid/access.log
  24. sleep 3
  25. echo"Edit Squid.conf"
  26. wget -c http://samuderapase.ucoz.de/succescrew/squid.conf >/etc/squid/ #(sesuaikan dengan jaringan,memory,hdd dari PC Proxy anda)
  27. sleep 4
  28. nano /etc/squid/squid.conf
  29. echo"Pengecekan file Squid.conf"
  30. squid -k parse
  31. echo"membuat direktori swap"
  32. squid -z
  33. squid -DFY
  34. echo"Reboot Squid Proxy"
  35. /etc/init.d/squid restart
  36. echo"cek squid apakah sudah berfungsi" sleep 3  "========================================================"
  37. ps -ax|grep squid
  38. echo"Terakhir jalankan perintah :" sleep 4
  39. iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -j MASQUERADE
  40. #thanks ^_^
      


Monday, 26 March 2012

Glances v1.3.7 released - System monitoring tool for Linux




Glances is a system monitoring   alat untuk GNU / Linux. Ini mengambil informasi dari sistem Anda dan menampilkan dalam sebuah screen.Glances kutukan CLI dapat memonitor CPU, beban rata-rata, memori, antarmuka jaringan, IO disk, ruang filesistem dan proses. Ketika peringatan yang terdeteksi, stat secara otomatis berwarnadan daftar proses diurutkan berdasarkan versi CPU atau memory.The terbaru (1.3.7) menampilkan riwayat log di bagian bawah layar dengan tanda latests.



Glances use a standard GNU style installer:
$ tar zxvf glances-1.3.7.tar.gz
$ cd glances-1.3.7
$ ./configure
$ make
$ sudo make install