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Top 5 non-Microsoft OS 2011
Among various operating systems, Windows is used by more than 75% of total computer users. Windows is very compatible as compared to other operating systems. Some of the latest and amazing operating systems other
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How to add domain to Qmail
Qmail is one of the most popular mail servers available for linux. I use it personally on one of my centOS servers and it works quite well. When you install it you’ll surely need
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How to run (almost) any version of Linux from a USB drive
Yesterday a customer ask me what to chose for his netbook: an external DVD drive or a bigger USB Drive. I told him that a would choose a USB drive because is more versatile
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How to install any version of Linux from Windows
The most known solution to install a distribution of Linux is by downloading the .iso image from the developers website, burn it on a CD/DVD, booting from it and installing. But now you can
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How to jailbreak your PS3 using an Android phone in 10 steps
Thanks to the guys from PS3-Hacks, you can now jailbreak your PS3 using an Android phone. The guys from ps3-hacks accomplished this using N1 running CM6 or with Desire (Bravo) running OpenDesire 4.0.4. Everything
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Linux System Monitor, Comin’ Up!
As more and more people start using computers, Linux is slowly gaining market share. I don’t care about the reasons, since I could go on and on and on about them – I simply
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System Rescue CD
What’s strange with the system troubleshooting CDs is the fact that you never have enough of them. How’s that? Think about data recovery, for example – you never know which software tool will be
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How To Take A Screen Shot
Today, we’ll take things from a completely different angle than usually, and I have a serious reason to do that. What kind of reason? My sanity, that’s the reason! Serious enough? No, don’t worry,
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How To Delete File Contents In Linux
I am sure you know that situation when you need to delete file contents in Linux. Just think about it – you have some log files on your Linux workstation or server, and their
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