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Showing posts with label website. Show all posts
Damar Riyadi Monday, June 4, 2012 at 20:55

Good Resources to Learn GIMP

Dear readers! Recently I wrote a post about installing GIMP 2.8 on Ubuntu. Today I'd like to share you many good resource to learn GIMP. I hope this post is useful to get better skill on using GIMP.

1. Malgalin's YouTube Channel
This channel is maintained by Jackson Bates. You can watch a lot of video tutorial about GIMP, you can learn about basic photo editing, "pimp you GIMP", vector drawing with GIMP, and more! You can also request video tutorial to Jackson Bates too.

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Aamir Mustafa Sunday, April 15, 2012 at 02:32

Codecademy: Learn Programming Online

Did you ever tried learning Programming and become a geek, but didn’t know how and where to start with ? Don’t have the patience to read bulky and dry computer books?  Then  Codecademy is the answer you are looking for
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It’s an interactive site you start off simply with some naming conventions and math equations inside an interactive "terminal" window. It saves your progress if you make an account, and you gain Foursquare style "badges" for completing lessons that you can share on your favorite social media site.



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Aamir Mustafa Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at 14:20

Jolicloud Me: Your Personal Cloud

Tariq Krim, Founder and CEO Joli Cloud and Netvibes yesterday announced the launch of their new cloud service called Jolicloud Me.

Jolicloud is best known for its lightweight Ubuntu based cloud-focused operating system on desktop and a Mobile & web based service.

Jolicloud Me, a new addition to the Jolicloud family.

Jolicloud Me will provide three features to help keep track of your images, videos, music, links and documents.

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Damar Riyadi Monday, March 19, 2012 at 22:32

Playterm: Embed Your Terminal Recordings Online

Playterm is a web service which can replay your terminal sessions online, by providing embedcodes which you can put onto your blog, article or website. This is very useful especially for you who often makes tutorials or presentations about Command Line Interface (CLI) in your online articles.

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Damar Riyadi Saturday, December 3, 2011 at 06:03

GNOME Shell Extensions Website Has Been Launched

For those who are using GNOME Shell must be excited with this news. GNOME shell extension website has been launched yesterday as public alpha stage. You must use Firefox with an extension - which is installed by default on GNOME 3.2 - to get an easy one-click install from the website. There is also an "on-off" button shown if you are running GNOME Shell when visiting the website.

As an alpha stage, there are some bugs and problems:

  • There are some bugs that currently cause the browser plugin to not work correctly in WebKit-based browsers like Epiphany or Chrome. We will fix these bugs in subsequent releases of GNOME Shell, but for now using Firefox to access extensions.gnome.org is advised.
  • Extensions that use GSettings to store user settings cannot be currently installed as a user; this limitation will be fixed for GNOME 3.4. In the mean time, extension authors should avoid the use of GSettings if they want to make their extension available via extensions.gnome.org.
  • Due to a bug in GNOME Shell 3.2.1 code, the uninstall button will not work for some extensions. Disabling extensions still works, but if you want to remove an extension entirely, you'll need to manually delete it from ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions.

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