Category Archives: Ubuntu
Install adobe acrobat reader 9.5 on ubuntu 13.04
Quick tutorial on how to install Adobe Acrobat Reader 9.5.5 on Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring Ringtail) using apt-get
Install and configure Apache and PHP with cgi on Ubuntu or Debian
Guide on how to setup apache and php using CGI (Common Gateway Interface) on Ubuntu
Install Quanta plus web editor on ubuntu 13.04
Quanta Plus Welcome to another great post on how to install quanta plus on ubuntu. Quanta plus is my favorite php web development tool simply because its too simple compared to all the alternatives out there. But most important is that its built with qt, which makes it a native, fast and efficient application on… Read More »
Setup Apache and Php with mod_fcgid on Ubuntu/Debian
Mod Fcgid Mod Fcgid is an apache module that enables it to talk to fastcgi enabled application. It can be used to setup with apache to run php over fastcgi. It is an alternative to the older mod_fastcgi and has some differences with it. In this post we shall be setting up apache with php… Read More »
Install and configure Apache and php with mod fastcgi on Ubuntu/Debian
How to Install SSH Server on Ubuntu / Debian with OpenSSH
Tutorial on how to install and enable ssh (secure shell) server OpenSSH on Ubuntu to get remote shell access.
Install quanta plus on ubuntu 12.10
Quanta Plus Quanta Plus is web development tool for the KDE desktop that resembles dreamweaver of windows. But it is a dead project now and is not being developed anymore for years. However it is still my favorite because it works very well. Remarkable features are : 1. Group files into projects. 2. Auto-suggestions for… Read More »
How to Play Music / MP3 from Command line on Ubuntu – Sox, Moc, Cmus, Vlc
Terminal If you are too addicted to the terminal/console and want to use it for every possible thing, then know that it can play music as well. There are many utilities for playing music files like mp3 directly from the commandline. They can be used to browse the file system, select music files and make… Read More »
Enable smooth scrolling in Google Chrome
Firefox by default has smooth scrolling enabled on Ubuntu. With smooth scrolling, if you turn the mouse wheel, the page scrolls by some percentage not in a single moment, but taking some time like an animation. It gives a similar effect as if the page is being scrolled by fingers on a touch device. Google… Read More »