Playing the Game and Software Windows In Ubuntu Linux

You may not want to switch from Windows to Ubuntu Linux because you think that you will not be able to play many of your favorite games on Ubuntu Linux or your favorite Windows programs may not work in Ubuntu Linux. Guess what? This is no longer a problem for Linux, now has done much to facilitate and provide for windows programs can run on Ubuntu Linux

You can use the well-known program called Wine to install and use Windows applications on Linux, as an alternative I introduce you to another software called PlayOnLinux, which run Windows games and software on Linux. Actually this software is still the basis for the Wine.

Please note that this software offers a lot of windows software that you may run on Linux but its core purpose is to run Windows games on Linux, that's why PlayOnLinux offers many Windows games that can be played on Linux. Let's see how we can install it in Ubuntu, please note that this software does not come in the Ubuntu package repositories. To install it, you must first update your Ubuntu repository program. Run the following two commands to update the Ubuntu repositories.

http://deb.playonlinux.com/playonlinux_jaunty.list sudo wget-O / etc / apt / sources.list.d / playonlinux.list
sudo apt-get update

After two above command is run, then you are ready to install PlayOnLinux. Now run the following command in a terminal to install it.

sudo apt-get install playonlinux

Once completed, starting from the Applications> Games> PlayonLinux.

Has a very friendly user interface. Select a category from the left sidebar and the main window will be populated with Windows programs that are available relevant to this category, click on the required application and press the Apply button. Enjoy!

change the logon by using TuneUp Utilities 2010

You know what it is logged on? Logon is a new login page when we turn on the computer, in general, the logon would look if we are setting up passwords for user accounts one of us (ala explanation writter), though more clearly liad image above

Guaranteed clay picture beside fellow must already understand.

Previously we have tried a few tricks to use TuneUp Utilities 2010, such as How To Change Boot Screen Windows XP with TuneUp Utilities 2010 and Tricks Change Theme Windows XP With TuneUp Utilities 2010, this time we will try to trick replace the logon by using TuneUp Utilities 2010.

OK, once,

Applications What is needed:

TuneUp Utilities 2010

Logon file

The trick to change the logon by using TuneUp Utilities 2010.

• If, not have TuneUp Utilities 2010 Full Version, please download and install, to install the guide read How to Install TuneUp Utilities 2010
• Download log files are also examples I gave above, and then extract
• OK, I think TuneUp and log files are ready
• Next, open TuneUp Utilities 2010 -> Logon Screen, it looks like the picture below

• Almost similar to the way menggai bootscreen and theme, click Add -> Load the login screen from file -> then locate the file log that has been extracted earlier, I give two examples disina logon, please select one of them and then click open
• Then a log will appear, select and then click Apply
• Alright already!!, To see the results, click Start -> Logoff -> switch user, how?
• If you intend to restore to its original appearance, click restore defaults, ato want to try another logon repeat step 5.
• We can also try more by visiting the official web logon TuneUp click Add -> Download the logon screen from TuneUp Online

How? Logonnya uda ga boring again, right? If colleagues have any questions please enter ato tinggakan comment

Note:

"Sometimes when we turn on the computer, the computer will go directly to the main page of the computer so that the logon is not visible, it is because we do not contain sccount user passwords, to fill the password to open the control panel -> User Accounts, change accoutn klo already have, create new account Quote do not have. on setting the password please enter the desired "

Utilize the zoom feature in Windows Media Player Classic

When watching high-definition video aliases with high video quality, certainly not a problem if we intend to zoom the video is like a zoom picture.

Zoom which I mean here is to zoom the video, not the size of the player.

But the question? How do I zoom-in video in windows media player classic.? : confused

Ok, let's try together, walopun visible light, but these tips are sometimes benmanfaat also lo.

The first step, of course, open the first video that you want to watch (I think this lagkah I need not explain, the fellow must be)

Once the video is open, or are in play, try pressing the buttons below.

• Zoom - in>> To zoom-in video, press the button 9, the numeric keypad (remember on the numeric keypad), and also inget numlocknya in ON-in yes.
• Zoom - Out>> To zoom-out video, press the 1 key on the numeric keypad
• To shift the screen up press the button on the Numpad 8, and to shift down press the 2 key on the Numpad
• To shift the screen to the left, press 4, and to shift to the right press the 6 key
• To return to the start screen, press the 5

Easy is not it, good luck!

Fixing Grub After Installing Windows All Affected

1. Booting to a Linux Live CD or PenDrive Linux

2. Create a directory for mounting it, for example:

$ Sudo mkdir / media / root


3. Mounting the root directory, proc and dev

adjust its device number, yes, I happen to have its root directory on sda4.

$ Sudo mount / dev/sda4 / media / root
$ Sudo mount-t proc none / media / root / proc

$ Sudo mount-o bind / dev / media / root / dev

4. chroot mounting was

$ Sudo chroot / media / root / bin / bash

5. then type grub

# grub

grub> find / boot/grub/stage1

(hd0, 3)

grub> root (hd0, 3)

grub> setup (hd0)

Checking if "/ boot/grub/stage1" exists ... yes
Checking if "/ boot/grub/stage2" exists ... yes

Checking if "/ boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5" exists ... yes

Running "embed / boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0)" ... Â 16 sectors are embedded.

succeeded

Running "install / boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0) 1 +16 p (hd0, 3) / boot/grub/stage2

/ boot / grub / menu.lst "... succeeded

Done.

grub> quit

6. restart

Quick Linux Tips (Part1)

ssh-Y host
Running X clients with safe,. DISPLAY is automatically encrypted and make tunnel for X protocol back on track.

cd -
Back to the last directory visited.

killall / path / to / file
Turning off a process to quickly and easily.

shred-u-z-v file
Deleting files securely, first override it (25 times).

Finding files fast
If your system configuration files, but just remember some names, use the "locate a name". Can search faster than find / ... and easier to use. (Run updatedb at regular intervals so that the database is always up-to-date.

Copy a directory
Men'copy entire contents of a directory you can do by using the command:
(cd / old / directory: tar cf -.) | (cd / new / directory: tar xf -) Make

Environment
When using BASH, you can create an environment variable with a single command:
MYDRAFT = / usr / bin / vi / home / Faiz / mailtoday.txt

Viewing files kompresan
Use zcat and zless to see kompresan zip file. Meanwhile, to view the contents of a file using bzip2 kompresan bzchat, bzless, bzdiff.

cutting files
If the files you send or store is too large, cut the file into several parts.
split-b 500 / tmp / attachment.zip, to divide each file attachments to 500 kilobytes.


calendar
To view the calendar in 2050, use the command "cal 2050".

Adding a swap file in Linux

Program which we will use is the 'dd', which serves to convert and double (duplicate) a file.

#free

total used free shared buffers cached

Mem: 255828 207108 48720 0 7428 112220

-/+ buffers/cache: 87460 168368

Swap: 562232 112408 449824

This time we will add a swap file of 500 Mb. 

#dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapbaru bs=1024 count=512000

512000+0 records in

512000+0 records out

if=/dev/zero, /dev/zero sebagai file input

of=/swapbaru, write file output ke /swapbaru

ibs=1024, ibs of 1024

count=512000, only 512Mb meng'copy block for input

#mkswap /swapbaru

Setting up swapspace version 1, size = 524283 kB

#swapon /swapbaru

If we want to use these additional swap automatically add the following line in /etc/fstab.

/swapbaru none swap sw 0 0

See the size of the swap after adding the file /swapbaru

#free -o

total used free shared buffers cached

Mem: 255828 208640 47188 0 7816 112220

Swap: 1074224 112408 961816

Is it true that Linux is free ...???

Have you ever heard a statement saying that Linux is free? I'm sure ... all computer users, both of which have not been, are, will or has been using Linux must have heard this kind of statement.

Is it true that Linux is free ...???

It's not about Free ... it's FREEDOM

Linux is Free ... so many statements that we often hear. The word Free if interpreted in various countries it has two meanings, namely free and independent. And free word distinctly different meaning. For example the word Free Sex ... have you ever mean free sex ... ? Of course not, because in this free sex free sex has meaning, which means obviously very different from sex for free.