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Category Archives: News
Openoffice3.2 RC1 is Released !
Announced today the release of Openoffice3.2 RC1, the new release comes with new features and improvements. Note that the final release of Openoffice 3.2 is planned for XX January 2010. The OOO3.2 RC1 release is now available for download and … Continue reading
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CoverChooser- A Nautilus script that download music album cover automaticaly
CoverChooser is a small application, that searches albumart at the internet and downloads your choosen file. At the first run of CoverChooser, it will be automatically integrated into your Nautilus-scripts.
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5 More Googlewave invitations
The readers that received a googlewave invitation from unixmen are : 1- fojo 2- Aminesoft 3- shital 5 googlewave invitations still available, if you are interested, register and send us your nickname by email to : webmaster[a]unixmen[dot]com First-come, first-served Unixmen … Continue reading
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GnoMenu 2.2 released! Install the new version in Ubuntu via repository
Announced today the release of GnoMenu2.2, the new version comes with some new features and improvements , but the big improvement is that Gnomenu now takes 60% less Memory. If you diden`t hear before about GnoMenu, it is -
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Openoffice.org 3.2 final release pushed to january 2010
Due to Christmas break , the developers of Openoffice.org 3.2 decided to report the tinal release date of openoffice.org 3.2 to January 2010 , the wiki has been updated to read that OpenOffice 3.2 is pushed to a January release.
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Nagios XI : is not free
Nagios-XI primarily makes the nagios tool and its GUI available for non-skilled users that dont have any affinity with linux. Its a VMware image that you can boot easily using a VMware player. Next thing you need to do … Continue reading
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8 google wave invitations for unixmen readers
We have 8 invitations for google wave, please register on unixmen before friday and send us your nickname to :
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Periodic table of Internet
For those of you have ever had to use the periodic table, which I have done the study or something … here I leave a periodic table of the internet. I would have liked me use this … Continue reading
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Wave 1.1- A nice Theme for Gnome
Wave GTK theme is inspired with google wave interface, and this is my take to bring it to GTK. Theme needs pixbuf engine, so make sure you have that installed.Theme comes with two different Metacity theme, default one on screenshot1, … Continue reading
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zinovsky
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Yes, it is possible using Steganography, we will post another quick howto do that in the next few days
SK
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Hey Abhishek
Yes there are many open source tools available to meet your requirements. They are easy to manage and has a decent web gui to configure. We will publish all of them one by one shortly. Stay tuned with us.
LinuxSytesNet
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sabayon facebook group is not maintained by him but a French guy. Go back to your zorin os.
Nidal Samara
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How do I save the entier URL?
for example: page.asp?page=12,
After adding the IfModule in .htaccess I see the correct 404, but 404 url is not shoing the query string , only page.asp
abhishek Bagusetty
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Hey Mel,
First of all, its good that you have figured a way to block torrents using iptables. I am new to networking and would like to do couple of things.
1) Monitor the network activity in the home network
2) Block all the torrents from downloading.
Is there a tool or a way in linux which could give me some solutions to meet the above mentioned cases. I dont want to use any commercial programs as I am more towards OpenSource. It would be greatful if you could offer me some help.
Thanks,
Abhi
Abhishek
Department of Chemical Engineering
The University of Utah