Why you should switch to OpenSuse
I can't understand why some people are ‘afraid’ of using Linux. Few of them still think that it is command line based operating system used by pro
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Disk Partition – Using your Windows system (Windows Vista or Windows 7)
I published an installation guide (for OpenSuse OS) about an hour ago and so far 3 Windows users have mailed me asking for more details. Hence I’m g
Setting up an Ad-Hoc Network – And securing it using WPA
Ad-hoc Network is a decentralized wireless network which you can setup in your home or organization. If you use mobile devices in the network then it
Installing Solaris and configuring Kerberos : A tutorial
A friend of mine asked me to write about the differences between Linux and Unix variants like Solaris. I think it is better to do that after covering
DNS configuration in Google App Engine
I have already covered some tutorials where we deployed applications in Google app Engine. One of the main features associated with Google App Engine
Configuring Apache Tomcat in Linux
Some of the novice users reported that they are having problems when they try to configure Apache Tomcat in their Linux system. Since Tomcat 6 is avai
Develop and Deploy a Photo blog with database backend in Google App Engine: Tutorial
After seeing the previous post on Google App Engine, some of my blog readers asked me to write another Google App Engine tutorial using tools availabl
GIT Tutorial: Maintain your project easily
In the last edition, I tried to elucidate the point that GIT is the most efficient source management tool for open source projects. In this edition, I
Starting Websphere in Cloud and saving the data in S3
This tutorial assumes that you have already setup the Amazon cloud account and you know how to launch an instance. Just like we did in the last tutori
Cracking password protected zip files
Recently one of my friends sent me a zip file which was password protected. Since it contained ‘sensitive data’ he deleted the files from his lapt
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