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Most of the programmers would agree that Netbeans is the magical stick that gives our coding pattern an all new zing. When it comes to Android Application, configuring Eclipse IDE for Application development is not a tough task. But, for NetBeans IDE, there’s is no as such plugin for Android available. Thanks to KENAI project [...]

Today, at Ubuntu-Devel mailing list, Kate Stewart, Ubuntu Release Manager announced a few adjustments in the Release Schedule for Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal. These include; dropping the Release Candidate, which was scheduled to release on April 21st, and adding a second beta, to be released on April 14th. The decision was made due to the described [...]

It is always good to keep track of activities and logs whenever something unusual happens with your system. Sometimes you want to come close to the reasons behind a particular system crash or some system errors that you might want to avoid in future. Command to View System Log Files In Linux all your activities [...]

The Document Foundation has launched the first stable release of LibreOffice, the free and Open Source office suite, forked from OpenOffice. The first release, LibreOffice 3.3 has been developed by a community of over a hundred developers who managed to release the office suite, ahead of the release schedule. Features of LibreOffice 3.3 Along with [...]

For Maverick users, a common problem that occurs many times specially in Ubuntu 10.04 is that in the notification applet area, our network manager sign or better say, the applet doesn’t show up. And even on restarting the applet, it shows that “this service is already running” or to be more precise something similar to [...]

In the vast arena of music players, RealPlayer plays a unique part in the field. It is handy, useful and robust tool which includes the exciting online features like that of the downloading of streaming flash videos like that of YouTube and all other sites or online music store. To install the RealPlayer in Ubuntu first we are required to install the bin file of it.

Ubuntu comes with the default Dictionary, that can be accessed from the pathways “Applications → Office → Dictionary”. The only problem associated with it is that, it’s an Online Dictionary, that is, you need to have access to Internet, to look-up for word meanings in the Dictionary. You cannot use it otherwise, only after a [...]