installing bitdefender antivirus in linux
July 10, 2009
actually most linux user don’t need antivirus in their computer. but hey if you don’t have another useful thing to do then you can install this antivirus for linux, just to kill your time. hehehe….
okay for starters go to this page and get the serial number so that you can use bitdefender for free for one year only after that you have to pay. the serial number will be send to your email address
and now you have to download the installer. go to this page and install it by running like this
kamsis@yucie-desktop:~/Documents$ sudo sh BitDefender-Antivirus-Scanner-7.6-4.linux-gcc4x.i586.deb.run
ok after bitdefender already install, go to applications->system tools->bitdefender
after bitdefender has open you enter the serial key and you can use bitdefender now.
bing vs google
July 10, 2009
check out this site here, the site was supposed to compare search result from bing and google and I have test it to search for the word sex and this is what came up. a bit different I think. hehehe….. But google is still my favourite.
elections in indonesia
July 8, 2009
hamster-applet as a time tracker
July 5, 2009
I found this nice software that can keep track of how long you have been doing something. It’s kind of like a remainder of the time that you had spend. Firstly if you want to install it you have to add this repository in your ubuntu box
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/hamster.support/ubuntu hardy main
after that you can install it by typing this
sudo apt-get install hamster-applet
and if you want to run it, you would have to type this command
/usr/lib/hamster-applet/hamster-applet -w
here is the screenshot
changing MAC address in linux
July 5, 2009
MAC address is the serial number of your NIC (network interface card), every computer in the world has a unique MAC address depends on the hardware vendor so they cannot be the same. However, if you are using linux then you can change the MAC address using the following command
firstly you have to bring down the interface that you are using
ifconfig eth0 down
after that then you have to enter new MAC address
ifconfig eth0 hw ether XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
and then you have to bring up that interface
ifconfig eth0 up
then you will have a new MAC address in your linux computer.
Top Facebook games
July 4, 2009
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firework display in your terminal
July 4, 2009
so I got this nice script that can display firework in your konsoles, check it out and run it from your terminal using shell script. I got this script from linuxjournal
#!/bin/bash
rows=$(tput lines)
cols=$(tput cols)
colors=(red green blue purple cyan yellow brown)
lock_file=
lock_file_base=/tmp/$(basename $0 .sh)
multiple=0
if [[ "$1" ]]; then
nsingle=$1
shift
else
nsingle=10
fi
if [[ "$1" ]]; then
nmultiple=$1
shift
if [[ $nmultiple -gt 8 ]]; then nmultiple=8; fi
else
nmultiple=6
fi
function colorstr()
{
local row=$1
local col=$2
local color=$3
local v
case “$color” in
red) v=31;;
green) v=34;;
blue) v=32;;
purple) v=35;;
cyan) v=36;;
yellow) v=33;;
brown) v=33;;
white) v=37;;
*) v=;;
esac
shift 3
if [[ $multiple -ne 0 ]]; then
touch $lock_file
while [[ $(ls $lock_file_base.* 2>/dev/null | head -n 1) != $lock_file ]]
do
sleep 0.05
done
fi
tput cup $row $col
echo -n -e “\e["$v"m"
set -f
echo -n $*
set +f
if [[ $multiple -ne 0 ]]; then
rm -f $lock_file
fi
}
function center_colorstr()
{
local row=$1
local color=$2
shift 2
local s=”$*”
local slen=${#s}
colorstr $row $(((cols / 2) – (slen / 2))) $color “$s”
}
function fireworks()
{
local row=$((rows – 1))
local col=$(((RANDOM % (cols / 2)) + (cols / 4)))
local height=$((RANDOM % rows – 2))
local slant
local h
local color1=${colors[$((RANDOM % ${#colors[*]}))]}
local color2=${colors[$((RANDOM % ${#colors[*]}))]}
local color3=${colors[$((RANDOM % ${#colors[*]}))]}
while [[ $color1 == $color2 || $color1 == $color3 || $color2 == $color3 ]]
do
color2=${colors[$((RANDOM % ${#colors[*]}))]}
color3=${colors[$((RANDOM % ${#colors[*]}))]}
done
case $((RANDOM % 4)) in
0) slant=-2;;
1) slant=-1;;
2) slant=1;;
3) slant=2;;
esac
if [[ $height -gt 5 ]]; then
h=$height
while [[ $h -gt 0 ]]
do
colorstr $row $col $color1 ‘.’
let row–
if [[ $((col + slant)) -ge $((cols - 3)) || $((col + slant)) -le 2 ]]; then break; fi
let col+=slant
let h–
sleep 0.1
done
if [[ $((col + slant)) -lt $((cols - 3)) && $((col + slant)) -gt 2 ]]; then
h=$((height / 5))
while [[ $h -gt 0 ]]
do
colorstr $row $col $color2 ‘.’
let row++
if [[ $((col + slant)) -ge $((cols - 3)) || $((col + slant)) -le 2 ]]; then break; fi
let col+=slant
let h–
sleep 0.1
done
fi
colorstr $((row)) $((col – 1)) $color3 ‘***’
colorstr $((row – 1)) $((col)) $color3 ‘*’
colorstr $((row + 1)) $((col)) $color3 ‘*’
fi
}
for i in $(seq 1 $nsingle)
do
clear
fireworks
sleep 1
done
clear
pids=
for i in $(seq 1 $nmultiple)
do
let multiple++
lock_file=$lock_file_base.$i
fireworks &
pids=”$pids $!”
done
trap “kill -9 $pids 2>/dev/null” EXIT
wait $pids
sleep 3
clear
center_colorstr $((rows / 2 – 1)) red “Hope you enjoyed the show!”
center_colorstr $((rows / 2 + 1)) red “Happy 4th of July”
center_colorstr $((rows / 2 + 3)) red “Your Friends at Linux Journal”
echo
sleep 5
clear
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fennec as a browser for smartphone
June 28, 2009
fennec has just released it’s alpha version for windows mobile, it’s a browser based on firefox. It’s has a nice GUI though, very suitable for smartphone screen. you can download fennec for mobile here
below is the screenshot
using package-converter instead of alien in ubuntu
June 27, 2009
if you often using package manager such as rpm or deb, you sometime must convert the file to rpm or to deb using the command line tools named alien. Well, now there is a GUI tool for alien name package-converter. It’s a GUI version so you will be able to convert file easily. you can download the package here for ubuntu. And for more information you can check this link
below is the snapshot of package-converter.
gmail tips and trick
June 23, 2009
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