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Ade Malsasa Akbar Wednesday, December 25, 2019 at 16:21

Making OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 Works with GLIM Multiboot USB

Continuing PCLinuxOS, this tutorial explains the configuration file for OpenMandriva Lx 4.0 --a beautiful RPM-KDE based operating system-- to boot in multiboot USB using GLIM tool. If you don't know GLIM, read first the tutorial. If you wonder, multibooting is important to save cost as you can run multiple distro installers by just one flash drive, without having multiple flash drives. To speak about config, OpenMandriva is very different to Ubuntu (even different to PCLinuxOS too) both in bootloader code and its internal ISO file structure. Thus, it will not boot from multiboot flash drive unless we write the correct code. I managed to ship a USB with it twice in Indonesia this month only. That's why I share my success with you here. Happy hacking!

(OpenMandriva runs in live multiboot mode from a USB flash drive)

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Damar Riyadi Thursday, November 1, 2012 at 09:23

FFMPEG Command Tricks for Screencasting

Ubuntu Buzz! already has written a post about 10 Useful FFmpeg command that should be known. Today, I'd like to share more useful FFmpeg commands especially for screencasting. Happy reading :)

Aamir Mustafa Saturday, March 17, 2012 at 02:16

Axel: Command Line Download accelerator

You must have read or heard about wget command line download utility. It provides immense capabilities, but when it comes to accelerating the download speed, wget doesn't provide any option. But Axel is one such tool which do the job of a download accelerator very well.
Axel does the same thing any other accelerator does: it opens more than one HTTP/FTP connection per download and each connection transfers its own, separate, part of the file.

Aamir Mustafa Monday, February 27, 2012 at 21:30

Twidge: Twitter Client for Linux Terminal

Twidge is a terminal client for microblogging sites such as Twitter and identi.ca.

Twidge is a full command-line client. It is designed to be useful when you’re sitting at a shell prompt. It produces output in well-formed and easily-parsed ways, and has various features for working with piped data.

There are other command line tools for twitter which are also available, but most of them are not updated for the changes in twitter security settings.

Aamir Mustafa Saturday, February 18, 2012 at 02:37

Weather Information in Linux Terminal

Linux Terminal makes life easy for day to day administration on a Linux Desktop. And if you are a Power user and spend most of the time on the command prompt, you might want to have some dynamic information such as Weather condition available each time you open the Terminal.

Damar Riyadi Monday, February 6, 2012 at 16:51

Fbcmd: Use Facebook from Command Line

Hello everybody! How are you? I hope everything is well there :) Today I'd like to write a post about Fbcmd. Fbcmd is a command line interface (CLI) for Facebook which is open-source and works on Windows, Linux, and Mac. Fbcmd was originally created for "fast" status update and posting some items on news feed, but it has additional features too! In this post, we'll cover how to get Fbcmd running on Linux system, how to configure it and finally a simple example on how to post status update on Facebook with this cool stuff.

Damar Riyadi Sunday, January 15, 2012 at 07:35

7 Most Dangerous Linux Commands

If you often read many of blog posts or user posts in forum or social media, you should be aware when he/she advised you to run such a command on Terminal because the command you run might be harmful for your system. Today I'd like to share you 7 most dangerous Linux commands to you. Enjoy :)

Damar Riyadi Friday, January 13, 2012 at 07:16

10+ Useful Commands for Linux Users

Linux command prompt is the most interesting place in the system. You can do a lot with it. You can do everything you want and get the "exact" answer about what is going on. Here are some useful Linux commands you could take some advantages from.

Damar Riyadi Tuesday, December 27, 2011 at 22:33

Easily Run Various Linux Commands on Windows Using GOW

Linux has powerful command line tools, we can do almost everything there e.g. file editing, installing or removing application, managing files and directories, downloading stuff from the Internet and even playing your favorite songs. Windows users should be jealous with the Linux command line tools, but don't worry, Windows users can still run various Linux commands with ease by using GOW. GOW stands for GNU On Windows is a tool likes Cygwin but the lightweight one. It brings 130 powerful Linux commands on Windows operating system.