Irfanview, my favorite photo editor and viewer is unfortunately not available for other operating systems except Windows. But thanks to Wine! with which we can install Irfanview on Ubuntu. I already made a tutorial on how to install Irfanview on Ubuntu 9.04 here.
I assume that you have Irfanview installer (windows version) with you. If not [...]
Configuring Ubuntu 9.10 – Karmic Koala boot loader. You decide which operating system to load, how many seconds should the timeout be…
Update : Get the latest tutorial on how to install Irfanview on Ubuntu 9.10, Karmic Koala. The tutorial is here.
Irfanview is an essential software for people like me. Irfanview provides a lot of features and allows advanced editing of your photos. As a blogger it is the most essential software to me. When I post [...]
Many linux distros like Opensuse support this feature of adding iso as software repository. This has many advantages :
When installing a package it has to satisfy its dependencies, If have an iso on hard drive (Ubuntu or Debian dvd) then the installation of these packages will be done easily. Many frequently used packages are readily [...]
Ubuntu is the most widely used Linux Operating system. There are many reasons for Ubuntu’s success. Some of its features are discussed below :
It’s easy to use. Many basic functions can be done very easily such as playing media, networking, office work and many basic needs are met.
It is stable and more secure.
Thanks to multi-millionaire [...]
Well Ubuntu Geeks, this is another workaround for network problems. Before reading this process I strongly encourage you to read this workaround and see whether it fixes your problem or not. If that solution doesn’t work for you then try this procedure.
I had a problem with Ubuntu Network Manager when I was using DSL.
I didn’t [...]
Whenever I freshly install Ubuntu I face this Network problem. The Network Manager says that no wired connection is connected. It says that this device is not managed and I wont be able to connect to internet. Here is a workaround that fixes this problem.
Open terminal and type the following :
sudo gedit /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
and hit enter. [...]
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