GNU/Linux

This might come in handy if you got many machines to install applications or if you want to backup the packages you downloaded using apt, synaptic or any other any .deb package.

This one also came from the series of articles that i wrote to CyberRealm page of Sunday Observer. I must admit that some things are obsolete, but you can learn about commands.

I wrote this article, long time ago for CyberRealm of Sunday Observer and I though of puttin it here because this can still help you. Mounting devices is a common problem among users, how to mount their hard disk partitions as well as their Flash drives on Linux. Well this is not a big task, but unlike in Windows we can’t just plug the device and access it. We have to do a small process called ‘mounting’

I have seen many people struggling to get the MPlayer working in GNU/Linux and the following is a simplified guide for these people, it worked for me. Follow this method in any disto, it should work, unless of course if you don’t have the basic resources like make, gcc and etc.