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Eagle on Ubuntu 12.04 (MATE Desktop) A friend asked me about how to install Eagle EDA Software on Ubuntu. It is an app to draw Electronic PCB design but has a trouble to be installed on an Ubuntu system. And apparently, the trouble is there is an unmet dependency libpng14 that doesn't exist in Ubuntu repository so we couldn't install it regularly on an Ubuntu system. So then I looked for the solution and finally I've found the dependency from rpm.pbone.net and Alhamdulillah I've successfully installed it on my Ubuntu 12.04. Because it was a rpm package, I extracted the package and then packed it into deb so we could install it on Ubuntu system easily. Here are all we need to install Eagle on an Ubuntu system : Download Download these two packages : libpng14-14_1.4.3-4.3_i386.deb eagle_6.2.0_i386.deb Installation Just simply install them by sudo dpkg -i *.deb or if you have Gdebi (it's default in Ubuntu 10.04 and below), you could double click them one

Lubuntu 12.04 with Indicator Applet [click to enlarge] Indicator Applet is probably the best thing in Ubuntu Linux Desktop. It was first came from Ayatana project in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and then became popular because of its pretty look and great function. But can Indicator Applet to be installed on a Lubuntu Desktop ? The answer is yes, it can. Here are the very simple steps to install / use Indicator Applet on Lubuntu Desktop : First of these all, install these packages from the Ubuntu repo indicator-application-gtk2 indicator-datetime-gtk2 indicator-messages-gtk2 indicator-session-gtk2 indicator-sound-gtk2 Then, go to lxpanel properties, go to panel applet tab, and add the applet “Indicator Applet”. It is presented as default in LXDE but not used as default because of its heavy dependencies to GNOME Control Center. Then, at lxpanel preferences, go to panel applet tab and select the Indicator-Applet and select Edit. Check all choices : Indicator-Applic

Sometime, when we were downloading something using Firefox, because of electricity and another unknown causes, our computer was suddenly shutted off and our download was also stopped. It is OK if the file size of the download is small, but how does if the file size is big (1 GB maybe) and we have done download 600 MB size ? Oh My God that must be crazy -_- And so what to do ? Hey don't be mad, happily I've found the solution. Here are the solution : Turn on your computer DON'T EVER RUN FIREFOX or YOU WILL LOSE YOUR FILE Go to Download folder You will find two files that you are downloading For example : Video.mp4 and Video.mp4.part Copy the file Video.mp4.part to another place whatever you like (e.g. Desktop) Now, open Firefox and open Downloads dialog box. Our previous unfinished download process will be resumed FROM ZERO :D Pause the download. Go to Download folder and now you will find only one new file Video.mp4, delete it and

Click to enlarge Since 4.0 Mozilla has decided to release the further Firefox browsers more frequently for the sake of improvements. It is indeed a great decision, but there are many enterprise users who need standardized system to simplify their enterprise technical management. Because of this reason, then Mozilla made a new decision to create a new branch of their Firefox browser that named Extended Support Release (ESR). This is similar to Long Term Support of Ubuntu release, but apparently Ubuntu doesn't facilitate this branch so we are Ubuntu users won't get ESR version of Firefox from Ubuntu's official repository. But happily, there is official Debian project maintains the ESR release of their rebranded Firefox Iceweasel web browser. And I've tried the app from their Sid repository on my Ubuntu 12.04 and it worked fine (with some patches). As usual, I am so happy if I can share any good things to the others and so now you all Ubuntu users could tr

Click to enlarge Profile management Broadband connection is one of the most used internet connections, alongside wired and wi-fi internet connection. And the most used device to use broadband connection is USB Modem (GSM/CDMA), and one of the most used brands is Huawei, a world-recognized Chinese manufacture that focuses to produce great networking devices (modems, router etc). It is probably the most popular brand from China and I have to say that Huawei is a great product. Because of this I decided to buy a CDMA USB modem from Huawei. And greatly, this has already been recognized by Linux from so long time ago and so I can use the modem easily with GNOME's Network Manager. But later I found a problem : how to top up my prepaid internet account? To top up my prepaid internet account, I have to send a SMS to the provider and I can't do this on Linux. With forced, I temporarily used Mobile Partner application on Windows to buy / top up my prepaid internet account.