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Category Archives: Open Source
Remove Part of File Names using PHP
Since David’s Batch Processor was pre-installed in GIMP on Ubuntu Studio, I used it extensively in the ICAF Gallery project today. My goal for these images is to resize their thumbnail version to 10KB or smaller and retain the original … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Web Development
Tagged Bash, David's Batch Processor, GIMP, GNU/Linux, ICAF, PHP, Ubuntu Studio
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Transitioning to Ubuntu Studio
Yesterday I switched to Ubuntu Studio 10.04 mainly because I love the audio production tools available in the distro. The first time I tried to install Ubuntu Studio from the original DVD was a failure. That’s probably because this distro … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged Audio Production, GNU/Linux, Linux MultiMedia Studio, LMMS, NetworkManager, StopMotion, Ubuntu, Ubuntu Studio, Video Production
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Running Sims 3 under PlayOnLinux in Ubuntu Linux
Back when I was using Windows Vista years ago, I played The Sims 3 and other games for several hours. Once I switched to GNU/Linux, I got rid of these games when I failed to run them under Wine. However, … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Open Source
Tagged GNU/Linux, PlayOnLinux, The Sims 3, Ubuntu, Wine
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Linux Shell Programming Basics
I have been reading Wrox Beginning Linux Programming this week. The book mainly teaches how to programming in GNU/Linux using C. Since I’m learning the basics of C, I thought I could understand some of the materials in this book. … Continue reading
Linux movies website overview
I watched some psychology related films today because of my recent interest for multiple personality disorder (now called dissociative identity disorder). Therefore I don’t have much to write about GNU/Linux or web development. However, I’m going to talk a little … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Open Source
Tagged Audacity, Blender, GIMP, GNU/Linux, K-3D, Linux 3D, movies
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Use Rhythmbox to sync with iPod Touch
Today I happened to be downloaded a music album online and an audio book from Librivox. I want to transfer them to my iPod Touch. The first program that I remembered to have iPod Touch/iPhone sync ability is Rhythmbox so … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux
Tagged audio book, GNU/Linux, iPhone, iPod Touch, Librivox, music, Rhythmbox, sync, Ubuntu, XCFA
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Two Ubuntu Tips on Using WebTycho (UMUC)
I will attend UMUC (University of Maryland University College) this coming Fall and decided to take a free online course called UMUC 411 to prepare my laptop for the upcoming class. This online class officially starts on next Monday, but … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Open Source
Tagged Firefox plugins, IcedTea, Java, MPlayer, Real Media Player, Ubuntu, UMUC, UMUC 411, University of Maryland University College
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Text-to-speech web service Odiogo (Updated)
Update(06/01/2010 10:30 AM): The audio version of this post is now available. You can click the above “listen now” button to listen to this post. Update (05/31/2010 11:25 AM): Apparently, Odiogo hasn’t converted this newest post to audio yet. According to … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Web Development
Tagged accessibility, GNU/Linux, Odiogo, TTS, Web Development, Windows, Wine
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Create own VR Server with OpenSim
OpenSim is an open source VR (Virtual Reality) server that is similar to Second Life, but the land is hosted on your own computer rather than hosted on the Second Life server. This means that there is no more expensive … Continue reading
Posted in Open Source, Second Life
Tagged Open Source, OpenSim, Second LIfe, server, Virtual Reality, VR
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