Image viewer with Picasa

        If you Have a lot of Photos but it is very difficult for the management of your photo. You can use this one application that is Picasa, Picasa is a application for the management of the pictures very easily with picasa but you can also Giving effect to  your image very easily you just choose the effects that are available to beautify the image collection  .with Picasa your  Photos can be organized in a picasa album. you can also see your picture with a beautiful slideshow.

To download Picasa Click Here

To install picasa follow the instructions below

1.Extrack file to your Home Folder

$ unzip picasa_2.7.3736-16_i386.zip

2.move files to directory / tmp

$ sudo mv picasa_2.7.3736-16_i386.deb / tmp

3.move to direcory  /tmp and install picasa

$ sudo cd / tmp

# dpkg-i picasa_2.7.3736-16_i386.deb

4.Instalation completed

After Instalation finished now you can using picasa on your debian or ubuntu .just type picasa on your terminal or if do you want to using picasa on your desktop you can make a launcher.

Launcher :

Manage Pictures :

 

Effects :

 

Slide Show :

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Translator with gKamus

            There are times when you read the script in English, there are one or two words that you dont know the translation in indonesia.search in language translation dictionary in the book, of course good (but inconvenient). If you are on Linux and want to find applications English-indonesian dictionary that choose a fairly complete data, you can use  gKamus.except  translator from  English to Indonesia, also has a function gKamus translation from Indonesian to English.Except that new  version in gKamus is also equipped with a table Irregular Verbs.Improvement and use of libsexy for search entry widget is also used  in this version for added comfort.      

Download gkamus_0.3-2_i386.deb Here 

installation gKamus 

1.Exstrack Packet gkamus_0.3-2_i386.zip on your home folder

   

    $ unzip  gkamus_0.3-2_i386.zip

2.Move file gkamus_0.3-2_i386.deb to folder /tmp

    # mv gkamus_0.3-2_i386.deb /tmp

3.go to /tmp folder and install gKamus

    

    # cd /tmp

    # dpkg -i gkamus_0.3-2_i386.deb

4.Installation Finished and then you can using gKamus

   

 

  

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How To Using Nautilus Scripts

With scripts you can do many things such as :

• make an enhanced "open with"-alike feature (open some files that match a filter in your preferred application
• make a zip of a directory and mail it
• open a terminal in the selected directory

all of this with a simple right click.

You can find the Nautilus-scripts folder here : 

Go to Home Holder and Click Ctrl + H to Open Hidden Files and looking for . . 

~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts

Adding scripts

1.place your scripts in the nautilus-scripts folder
2.name them accordingly to the label you want in the right-click context menu
3.make them executable (chmod +x my_script_name  )

Sample Scripts

Copy To Script :

Place the following code in a new file, give it a filename of copyto and make it executable with chmod a+x copyto. Move the new file to the ~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/ directory, open nautilus and you'll find a new right-click menu item entitled "Scripts" with a submenu that has an item that quickly copies a file to any directory you desire.

#! /bin/bash
location=`zenity --file-selection --directory --title="Select a directory"`
for arg
do
if [ -e "$location"/"$arg" ];then
   zenity --question --title="Conflict While Copying" 

   --text="File ""$location"/"$arg"" already exists. 

   Would you like to replace it?"
   case "$?" in
      1  )  exit 1 ;;
      0  )  cp "$arg" "$location" ;;
   esac
else
   cp "$arg" "$location"
fi
done 

1.Send To Script Download Here
2.Move To Script Download Here

3.Umount-Iso Script Download Here

4.Mount-Iso Download Here

5.Format Media Script Download Here

6.Open Terminal Here Script Download Here

You too can download script here , and chose what do you want to use because too many script 

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Avoid programs quitting when the terminal is closed

        You might have noticed that, whenever you run a program from a terminal window, it quits when the terminal window is closed (there are some exceptions to this, such as the Firefox web browser, but it’s generally the case). There are a handful of ways around this. Perhaps the easiest is to precede the command with nohup. For example, to run Gedit, you might type nohup gedit. Try this now. Then close the terminal window and see what happens (or, actually, what doesn’t happen). 

         The reason Gedit doesn’t quit is that nohup tells the new program to ignore any future “hangup signals”, which is to say, Gedit is told ignore requests to terminate that are sent to it when the terminal quits.

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Fix Wifi Troubleshooting

         To use the wifi in ubuntu usually can connect directly with the network manager.wifi on by default can be directly used in ubuntu, But if there is a problem maybe because The configuration must be edited. open a file on /etc/modrob.d/blacklist-ath_pci.confconf .

Open the file with the command :

$ sudo gedit /etc/modprob.d/blacklist-ath_pci.conf

see the entries in the bottom and add the symbol # on the Back Blacklish ath_pci

#blacklist ath_pci

save and restart your Computer the wifi can be used now.

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Install new font for OpenOffice

         If you are bored with the font in openoffice you can add a new font, and when you want to write business documents or mail then you need a case that is suitable for any posts you. Open Ofiice have different types of letters that can be used to document or writing your personal story, but the type of letter that have very little ,How If we want to add a new type of letter in openoffice we used.

Follow This command . . .

1.You can download a new type of letter here

2.exstrac that file

3.Save the file / folder to your Home Folder

4.copy all files or folder to /usr/share/fonts/trutype

$ sudo cp file or folder name /usr/share/fonts/truetype

ex :
$ sudo cp prestia.ttf /usr/share/fonts/truetype

$ sudo cp -r abraham /usr/share/fonts/truetype

5.Open openoffice and search the new font on the fontname

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