Saturday, May 23, 2009
Friday, May 22, 2009
Tux4Kids
Tuxmath and Tuxtype is a great way to teach kids. Available for Linux, Mac, or Windows.
Tuxtype can teach kids to type at early age. Tuxmath is an asteroid like game were you have to enter the answer to common math problems for points and advance to next level. If your 4th grader beats out your 6th grader, it may be time to introduce him to these Tux games.
sudo apt-get install tuxmath tuxtype tuxtype-data-nonfree
windows binaries here.
Tux4kids
Tuxtype can teach kids to type at early age. Tuxmath is an asteroid like game were you have to enter the answer to common math problems for points and advance to next level. If your 4th grader beats out your 6th grader, it may be time to introduce him to these Tux games.
sudo apt-get install tuxmath tuxtype tuxtype-data-nonfree
windows binaries here.
Tux4kids
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Get XP Updates or Change Invalid Product Key
If your windows installation has issues, or for some other unmentionable reason is unable to get updates from the windows server, this is what you need to do.
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Monday, May 18, 2009
Chrysler to shut down 789 dealers
The company stated this action will help improve the landscape of
the Chrysler dealership network following the sale and enhance the full
line portfolio of Dodge, Jeep and Chrysler products for customers.
slashexec and pidgin plugins
The SlashExec plugin provides a command line interpreter for Gaim, much like XChat, Irssi, BitchX, and other IRC clients do.
On UNIX-like platforms (Linux, *BSD, etc.), the command you give to /exec will be executed with your user account's shell. For example, if you type
Note that the plugin ID has changed since incorporating SlashExec into the plugin pack, which means you will need to unload or remove previous releases of SlashExec before attempting to use the current version.
Bangexec features
As many Gaim users recall, there used to be a plugin for Gaim 1.0.0 to Gaim 1.5.1dev called bangexec.
On UNIX-like platforms (Linux, *BSD, etc.), the command you give to /exec will be executed with your user account's shell. For example, if you type
/exec ls -1R | sed 's/ /\\ /'into a Gaim conversation and if your shell is /bin/bash, SlashExec will execute
/bin/bash -c "ls -1R | sed 's/ /\\ /'"On Windows systems, however, commands will be executed with "cmd.exe /c". This means that Windows ME users will be unable to use /exec. Pipes may or may not work.
As the above example indicates, piped command lines will work if your
shell supports them; this is a major change from the previous releases
of SlashExec, which were separate from the Plugin Pack.
Note that the plugin ID has changed since incorporating SlashExec into the plugin pack, which means you will need to unload or remove previous releases of SlashExec before attempting to use the current version.
Bangexec features
As many Gaim users recall, there used to be a plugin for Gaim 1.0.0 to Gaim 1.5.1dev called bangexec.
Since that plugin's author no longer has the time to maintain his
plugin, we have absorbed its features into SlashExec. You can do the
following:
- !command - executes command, sends the output to the conversation (i.e. the buddy or chat receives the output), and displays it locally.
- !!command - executes command and displays the output locally only.
- !!!command - sends the literal text !command to the conversation (i.e. the buddy or chat receives the output).
Both the /exec and !command functions are optional.
3 Best Firefox Extensions / Addons
Adblock Plus
Adblock Plus blocks most annoying ads online and you customize which ads to block. I might consider another browser, but NONE of the competition even comes close.User Agent Switcher is used to test one thing, is the website or web application blocking access to their site from Firefox Linux?
This is probably the best Blog editor available today for Windows or Linux. It just happens to be a Firefox Extension! I use ScribeFire to post to my blog here at Blogger. ScribeFire opens right below the currently opened tab in Firefox which not only makes it the perfect editor but also a great research tool.
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