In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to set up your .bashrc to colorize the terminal automatically whenever you are using SSH.

This is a tutorial on how to manually install Sun Java on Debian Linux. This may also work for other distributions but I cannot guarantee that.

I’ve written a little program that sends a “left Windows key pressed” key event which brings you to the desktop. All you have to do is start the .exe file after logging in.

At the moment there is no official driver for Windows 8 and the Windows 7 driver does not work very well. You may get sound, but the Audio Center and all the functions won’t work.

Update:

This is a brief tutorial on how to install the Open Embedded Linux Entertainment Center on your Raspberry Pi from within Windows.

In this post I’ll show you another nice tool to enhance your Windows. QTTabBar adds tabs and some other nice features to the Windows Explorer. I’ll just show you some basic stuff, there is a lot to discover.

If you’ve ever used Linux and went back to Winows, you’ll sure miss the virtual desktops. Dexpot is a free (for private use) program that gives you virtual desktops just like in Linux. You have a lot of settings and can configure it as you like.

I’ve recently updated Ubuntu on my Subnotebook to version 11.10. After the update, my touchpad did not work anymore.

In the last post I’ve showed you how to set up a ram device using ramdisk  (e.g. /dev/ram0). Now I’ll show you how to create a ram device with tmpfs. This is especially necessary if you are on a VServer and therefore can’t increase the size of the ramdisk.