Archive for February, 2010

can i use.deb and.rpm packages in freebsd?

By Daki - Last updated: Saturday, February 27, 2010

ghostKERNEL asked: ive always used linux,but i have never tried freebsd,i think that might be possible since both are unix based.i wanna make sure before i burn it on a cd.kuapp.com/

Delivery Status touch, a package tracker

By Matt Sawyers - Last updated: Friday, February 26, 2010

Delivery Status touch, a package tracker is an application for tracking nearly all your packages that are being delivered to you in a sleek and well organized interface.
Pros:
-Works with 25+ services
-Each services are colored for easy viewing
-Large font of “days remaining”
-Quickly view details about your package
-View map location of your package
-Rename packages for easy viewing
-Sync [...]

Installing FreeBSD?

By Daki - Last updated: Wednesday, February 24, 2010

I Lost My Mind Truckin’ asked: I’m planning on installing FreeBSD onto a laptop, and making it a tri-boot sytem with WinXP, SuSE Linux 10.1, and FreeBSD. What I’m wondering is the differences with FreeBSD and Linux, and if I can make X work in it. What problems will I encounter? Who uses it, and [...]

Is FreeBSD able to install software?

By Daki - Last updated: Tuesday, February 23, 2010

  asked: I freshly downloaded FreeBSD 7.0. I updated the ports, but was unable to install VNC, TightVNC, or Firefox 2. I was able to install Fluxbox and Firefox 1.5. VNC gave me this error: “local modification time does not match remote.” TightVNC said it needed a Java patch. It directed me to a website [...]

Buzz Can Tweet: sync google buzz to twitter

By Daki - Last updated: Monday, February 22, 2010

Your buzz will automatically be sent to Twitter and will include a link back to your buzz, which means that all your Twitter followers can enjoy all photos, videos etc without having to follow you on Buzz. Messages can be longer than 140 characters as your followers can just hit the link to read the [...]

The New Website!

By Matt Sawyers - Last updated: Sunday, February 21, 2010

So we guess you have seen the new layout already, but we wanted to go ahead and tell you all the cool things you can do on The iPhone App Blog now.
With the new layout, you can:

Browse reviews and their summaries
Quick access to our “Picks of the week”
View our 10 top rated apps (and what [...]

How can I reduce My CPU frequency to prevent overheating in Ubuntu ?

By Daki - Last updated: Sunday, February 21, 2010

TangerineDrinker asked: I have Ubuntu running on a laptop, I need to know what will be required in terms of configuration to reduce overheating. When I run windows it works smoothly, but Linux on the other hand overheats it so much, that makes the fans work full throttle. I read that there’s a way to [...]

I want to set up a centralised network in my home using Ubuntu as the server, where do I start?

By Daki - Last updated: Saturday, February 20, 2010

James Geddes asked: I’ve got about 15 computers that I want to use on the network I want to use Ubuntu Linux as the server operating system. I currently have both desktop and server edition of Ubuntu. Some of the other computers use Windows Xp Pro, one is Win 98 SE and the rest are [...]

Skype brings Support For S60 5th Edition

By Daki - Last updated: Saturday, February 20, 2010

Skype has finally come out of beta and now not only supports S60 3rd Edition (both FP1 and FP2) devices but also S60 5th Edition smartphones like the N97, N97 Mini, 5800 and so on. This means that the N97 finally has Skype support, something that was promised the day it shipped. You can download [...]

GBD: Google Buzz Desktop Client

By Daki - Last updated: Saturday, February 20, 2010

GBD (Google Buzz Desktop) emulates the iPhone so it is like having the mobile version on your desktop. The client updated every 2 minutes, but without notifications it’s quite useless. Also, there’s no geolocation support – so basically you can do the same and more from your Gmail. Here are some screenshots – If you [...]

Whats the difference between Ubuntu and Kubuntu?

By Daki - Last updated: Thursday, February 18, 2010

DontGoogleMe asked: I know Kubuntu used the KDE environment and Ubuntu uses GNOME but whats the difference between KDE and GNOME. ANd what are the other differences between the 2?kuapp.com/

How to make a backup disk of all my drivers for Ubuntu when switching from the 32bit to the 64bit?

By Daki - Last updated: Sunday, February 14, 2010

Joe T asked: I just recently figured out how to get the 64bit version of Linux Ubuntu 9.10. I want to switch so I can take full advantage of my computer but I already have the 32 bit one set up with all the drivers. Is there a way to make a backup cd or [...]

Writing Toolkit

By Brie Kocian - Last updated: Saturday, February 13, 2010

Writing Toolkit is an app that helps aspiring writers organize their ideas, helps spark new ones, and gives the user the ability to explore different types of plots and settings, as well reminds us all about simple and complex English terms used for writing.

I was a bit skeptical of this one at first, but it [...]

WordPress Released WordPress app beta version for Symbian S60

By Daki - Last updated: Friday, February 12, 2010

Not long after launching a WordPress app for Android (which in the meantime has reached version 1.0.1), the folks over at WordPress have now announced that they’re working on an app for Nokia’s phones, too. The WordPress for Nokia app will be based on the Qt framework, this allowing it to be used on both [...]

Nokia Messaging Rolls Out Updates For S60 5th Edition Devices

By Daki - Last updated: Friday, February 12, 2010

The Nokia Messaging team has just rolled out an update for the S60 5th Edition client in the form of version 10.2, available via the in the Software Update application on your phone. An update for S60 3rd Edition devices will follow soon. The current update focuses on faster email deletion, support of destinations so [...]

MyWeather Mobile

By Matt Sawyers - Last updated: Friday, February 12, 2010

Pros:
-Automatic location search – hence “MyWeather”
-Sleek UI
-Highly interactive radar/satellite/alerts map
-Severe weather alerts via Push
-World-wide data info (locations outside US have limited data)
-Trends
-Multiple views
Cons:
-No extended daily-horizontal-view. (6+ days)
-Weather forecast can sometime be inaccurate
3.9/5

MyWeather Mobile is by far one of the best weather applications in the App Store! Its intuitive data mapping and easy to navigate interface [...]

How to decrease roaming tendency in ubuntu?

By Daki - Last updated: Thursday, February 11, 2010

Ibrahim M asked: Hi There, I need to decrease roaming tendency in Ubuntu. Thing is, by default, Ubuntu has high roaming tendency which means even if it is connected to a network through wifi connection it is still in a search mode looking for a best connection – and this lowers the speed of the [...]

Is there a program for Linux Ubuntu that I can sync both music and movies to my ipod?

By Daki - Last updated: Thursday, February 11, 2010

Jared asked: Im using Banshee now just to play music off my computer, but I need to sync movies/tv shows as well as music to my ipod classic. I’m running Ubuntu 7.10 on an acer aspire 5570z.kuapp.com/

Download: Freebsd Wallpapers

By Daki - Last updated: Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Download: Freebsd Wallpapers Link: http://evxz.com/freebsd-desktop-wallpapers.html

failed to install freebsd 6.3?

By Daki - Last updated: Monday, February 8, 2010

are t asked: I got 4GB Quantum Fireball CR4 hard drive. So i decided to use the entire disk for freeBSB 6.3 installation. I never had an experienced on UNIX installation before, so i choose standard installation since it recommended. But after i confirmed everything, i got an error message: ” ERROR: Unable to write [...]