Mohammad Ikhsan,
An underpaid shell scripter, server rebooter, and occasional shutter abuser, living in Jakarta. Mostly harmless
…of musings and ramblings
…of musings and ramblings
Mohammad Ikhsan,
An underpaid shell scripter, server rebooter, and occasional shutter abuser, living in Jakarta. Mostly harmless
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san, lama tak jumpa, gimana kabarnya sekarang?kelihatan tambah gemuk….
With havin so much content do you ever run into any problems of plagorism or copyright infringement? My blog has a lot of exclusive content I’ve either created myself or outsourced but it appears a lot of it is popping it up all over the internet without my authorization. Do you know any ways to help reduce content from being ripped off? I’d definitely appreciate it.
I wrote only things that I want to share, so anyone is free to quote, link, copy the content of my blog 🙂
Asslm alkm….
STOPnya masih ada? hehehehehe…….
Ada, dikardusin di Pekanbaru 😀
Salam
Thanks for the many great tricks and tips, as a former Windows power user it eases my conversion from the Win to the Linux platform a lot.
Though I think an “Equivalent programs under Linux for windows’ convertee” would be a great addition.
I especially struggled to find a decent Internet Download Manager equivalent under Linux, but found none, and so I stuck to IDM with Wine.
Thank you for the comment, and happy I could help 🙂
I’ve been meaning to do a piece on that, but haven’t got around to that just yet. Besides, I’m quite a non demanding user. Give me a browser, a terminal, and I’m all set 😀 Other than that, I rarely strand from the obvious choice. That is Gimp for photo editing, Picasa for photo management, Rhythmbox for songs, VLC for videos, Virtualbox for VMs, etc etc 😀
I do prefer NeverNote (evernote client for linux) for note taking instead of tomboy. Well actually I prefer tomboy, but it hasn’t got a usable client app for android. With evernote/nevernote, I can sync notes from my pc, phone, and tablet :)i
As for download manager, well, I rarely has a need for one, since I usually delegate my download needs to a little DLink NAS box that I own. But when I do need one, I usually just user wget. Internet connection in Indonesia is crappy, so I really rely on wget’s ability in automatically retrying download until it’s completed :D, by the way, if you look around, you can find a front end GUI for wget. I haven’t tried one, since I usually starts wget from cron. You may also look into this page: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/list-of-download-managers-available-in-ubuntu.html
I finally got the hang and taste for Linux, and a lot of programs I have been using on windoz were open source and so they run perfectly on my Linux box, as for multimedia I find that Ubuntu restricted extras is a fine bundle to play back any kind of media you might have.
You were right about the terminal, I mean using tool chains and native *nix editors is so fun, and I am much more productive now, plus the technologies I have been developing with before are all open source, think web frameworks, Apache… and so most of them run out of the box on my Linux box, and those that don’t I can easily apt-get them.
so all in all, all I needed to do is give Linux a test drive, et voilà I fell in love with it right away.
Oh before I forget, you gave so many pointers in your comment response that I think it ought to be made into an article, just my 2 cents 😉
numpang lewat… ((((((((((Ø
Hi Ikhsan, nice blog you have. many things I can get from this.
Thanks for referring me to it.
Rgds,