How to Watch Live TV Online in Ubuntu

How to Watch Live TV Online in Ubuntu | To watch live TV on the Internet using Ubuntu, it takes a piece of software called FreeTuxTV. FreeTuxTV software than can be used to watch TV broadcasts online can also be used for listening to online radio streaming broadcast. Well in this tutorial I will share how to install the software FreeTuxTV, so you will be able to watch Live TV or radio broadcast online in comfort without having to move from the front of the computer. Here are the steps:

How to Watch Live TV Online in Ubuntu

1. Click Apllications – Ubuntu Software Center

2. Once the Ubuntu Software Center window opens, click Edit – Software Sources…

 

3. In the Software Sources window, click the tab Other Software, then click Add..

4. At APT line type the following code, then click Add Source

ppa:freetuxtv/freetuxtv

5. Back in the Ubuntu Software Center window, type in the search box freetuxtv, and then click Install

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6. Wait until the installation phase is complete, then click Applications – Sound & Video – FreetuxTV Television Channel Player

7. Once the software is open FreetuxTV, please click Channels – Add Group, to add television channel

8. Completed

Good luck, and please come back again to visit this blog next time ...

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How to Install Theme in Ubuntu Firefox

How to install theme in Ubuntu Firefox exactly how to install Firefox in Ubuntu theme is tantamount to install themes in windows is quite simple that way this way.

 

1. Visit this site HERE
2. Select a theme according to your taste buddy
3. If there are suitable please point the cursor and click the + Add to Firefox, if no please click continue to download, then click + add to Firefox
4. After that then Firefox will add automatically and after the addition is complete meal there will be a new tab ordering pal to click install (if you want to install) click cancel (if you want canceled)
5. Once finished it will be ordered to restart Firefox
6. And it's done installing car theme Firefox in Ubuntu

So first tutorial on this occasion, I hope this is all helpful for all Amin Ya Robbal Alamin


Writer By : ROSYID TEKNIK

How to Put Script Auto Like Facebook Fans Page on Blog

How to Put Script Auto Like Facebook Fans Page on Blog | It is a matter of pride if you have a Facebook Fans Page by the number of fans that much. Not just be a matter of pride, but a lot of fans can also bring its own benefits, for example, we use the facebook fan page for promoting services or goods. It was not an easy matter to bring fans if we do not have a special way, unless you are a public figure or material in such great demand fan page facebook users.

 Many services that offer Facebook Fans Page Topup (merit increase facebook fans page) with varying prices and most of them use auto like script. Apparently I use auto script is fairly easy condition like you should have a blog or website, the more visitors the more blogs that get auto trap like this.

The workings of the auto script like:  

• If any visitors to your blog in facebook login condition, it will automatically like home to him malakukan click anywhere in your blog. 
• if there are no visitors to your blog in facebook login condition, when the visitor to click anywhere on your blog, it will display popup facebook login page. 

How to Put Script Auto Like Facebook Fans Page on Blog

How to auto install script like:  

1. Download the Java script file that I have created auto like Here or There 
2. Extrack file fb.js Facebook_Autolike.rar then open the file with a text editor (Notepad + +) 
3. Change part _URL_FANS_PAGE_FACEBOOK_ with your facebook fan page url. 
4. Open http://yourjavascript.com 
5. Input file that you edit fb.js 
6. We recommend that you do not check the option (check box) make private so you can put it on any blog / domain.
7. Enter your email and click upload. 
8. Wait a while until uploading is complete and then open your email.
9.  If successful you will receive an email containing a link javascript. 
10. Put the javascript code caller on your website. (To Dashboard> Design> Add a Gadget)

 Sample code like this " <script type="text/javascript" src="http://yourjavascript.com/11264476221/fb.js"></script> "

Thanks To : Myhafiezers
Editing By : ROSYID TEKNIK

How to Install Xampp / Lampp on Ubuntu

How to Install Xampp / Lampp on Ubuntu. On this occasion I will share how to install xampp / lampp on Ubuntu would like to know how please follow the steps to complete.

Okay. Here are the steps to install XAMPP on Ubuntu:

• First download the raw file first at sourceforge.net / project (size 74.5 MB tar.gz format). By default the file will be saved in the directory / Downloads. 
• After that move the location of the tar.gz file from the Downloads folder to your Ubuntu Home folder. Just do a 'copy-paste' or 'cut-paste' to the folder / directory Home. 
  
  Remember the folder / directory Home usually are menu Places> Home Folder (if you're using the classic desktop). But if you use the Unity desktop (on Ubuntu 11.04), Home folder can be found on the top menu 'launcher' menu (a pictorial description of the house and reads 'Home Folder' when in hover using the cursor).
  
  Sample Home folder view that already contains the raw file XAMPP (after being transferred from the Downloads folder).

• Time to do the installation. Open your Ubuntu Terminal and type the following commands to login as an administrator.
  

  sudo su

• Enter your Ubuntu password, then type the following command after you have successfully logged in as administrator.
  
  

  tar xvfz xampp-linux-1.7.4.tar.gz -C /opt

  The above command is useful to extract the raw file downloads XAMPP we have before. The results of the extract will be stored in the folder / opt (on the File System directory). Please replace the number 1.7.4. according to the XAMPP version that you have downloaded.
  
  More details, see picture below.
  
  
  
  If you typed the command correctly extract, then extract process will run as shown below.
  
   
  
  Yes, it means you have succeeded ..!
  
  To prove that you've managed to extract and install XAMPP for Ubuntu as well as this, try to open the directory / file system / opt. There will be a new folder named 'lampp' in it. For example, as shown below.

Time to test your XAMPP already installed it.

• Still in a state log on as administrator after the previous step, try typing the following command to enable XAMPP.
  
  / opt / lampp / lampp start
  
  It would appear that the information below XAMPP already active.
  
• Try a test by opening one of the 'web-browser' on your computer and type http://localhost in the address bar.
  
  XAMPP welcome page will appear. Please click / select any language you want (just select 'English'). Then it will open a new page as shown in the following screen shoot.
  
  
  
  Yes..! Congratulations. You can start the activity with XAMPP for Linux. Please create a database or anything related to the local server.
  To stop (disable) this XAMPP application, simply by typing the following command in the Terminal.
  
  / opt / lampp / lampp stop
  
  
  

More details please refer to page apachefriends.org

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Task Manager in Ubuntu 12:04

Task Manager in Ubuntu 12:04. I am new in the world of Linux, and I am very intrigued by Ubuntu Linux. On that day I was desperate to re-install my laptop from windows and switching to Ubuntu Linux. and my problem at that point is when the use of computer memory is full, and I want to stop some of the processes running on the operating system what we do when using Linux, specifically Ubuntu?? if the windows by pressing ctrl + alt + del going out the name task manager, but if the Linux roughly what?? Well let's just go ahead pick out the Task Manager in Ubuntu 12.04 / Linux:

Well it turns out that in Linux Ubuntu 12:04 there is an application system that is similar to the task manager is named MONITOR SYSTEM, try to go to dash home and typed MONITOR SYSTEM, will appear as shown below:

There are four tabs in this application:

1. System, contains about Host name, Hardware and system status. 
2. Processes, to find out what applications are currently running on your computer. If it happens live at the end process hangs. 
3. Resources, the needs of working memory and network computers are used. 
4. Filesystem contains the hard disk / hard drive mounting which is in our computer.

Well that's all I can describe today hopefully post about "Task Manager in Ubuntu 12:04" This may be useful for my friend everything. amen.
 
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