Posted by jf on May 21, 2009
This little tool will let any window remain always on top of others. It looks like the pushpin you see on Unix environments such as SUN Solaris. This one is for Windows programs. Again, this is something that already exists in Linux. But for my Windows friends, this one will make your life sometime easier.
There is an article that talks and describes it in more details. You can download the program here.
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Posted by jf on May 21, 2009
Another little utility that sometime can be useful. This stopwatch has multiple features and options to manage stopwatches on your desktop. You can download the program here.
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Posted by jf on March 19, 2009
The Eeebuntu distribution has its official web site, www.eeebuntu.org. This site contains help and tricks to make Eeebuntu work on the ASUS EeePC.
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Posted by jf on March 19, 2009
The xrandr command can be used to change the resolution of the X display. the “xrandr -s” command will set the resolution, while the xrandr command by itself will list the available resolotions for the connected devices.
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Posted by jf on March 18, 2009
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Posted by jf on March 17, 2009
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Posted by jf on March 17, 2009
Just to show that I can upload and download files using WordPress and a simple browser. The only requirements of WordPress are a Linux box, a MySQL server and the PHP scripting capability.
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Posted by jf on March 14, 2009
With this firefox extension, you can convert a YouTube video and make it an MP3. This is a simple extension for Firefox that you download and install. This add-on will add a link to download the MP3 from the video clip, once it is converted, and this may take some time. Please note that this Firefox is experimental, so you have to login to Mozilla before you can install it. The site that will do the conversion is actually located here. All you have to do is to supply it with the actual YouTube URL, including the string for this unique video clip.
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