How To Running C Language on Linux

This time we will discuss how to run the C programming language in the system linux operating. We know that C is oriented programming language Objects or in other words is the OOP (Object Oriented Progaram). Language C an initial language used to create a linux kernel, so if we want to know about linux we also need to know how the linux kernel...

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Fedora 11

Red Hat to include the latest open source technologies are developed by team, the latest release of Fedora distro to be on the test, this is what will you feel when you use the latest version of Fedora is Fedora 11 (Leonidas). For the latest final release, Fedora 11 have included a number of versions of the technology sibuat olwh latest...

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Changing OpenOffice Splash Screen Images

when we run openoffice will come openoffice splash screen image that was used we see, we may feel bored with the splash screen and want to replace with the image we want.Openoffice allows us to replace the loading image with another image that we have. way is as follows: 1.Prepare a file format *. bmp 442x285 size, to change the size...

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Switch to Kubuntu, Xubuntu, or Edubuntu

        To switch to Kubuntu, Xubuntu, or Edubuntu, use Synaptic to search for and install kubuntu-desktop, xubuntu-desktop, or edubuntu-desktop respectively (if you want the KDE4 release of Kubuntu, look for kubuntu-kde4- desktop). These are metapackages17 on which the whole of the Kubuntu Xubuntu, and...

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Add a swap file or expand existing swap space

        It’s a myth to say that Ubuntu (or any Linux) needs a swap partition.This is certainly the preferred way of working, and is most efficient,but Linux can also use a single swap file located in the root partition,just like Windows or Mac OS X. There are times when this is advantageous,such as if you’re only able to create one partition for Ubuntu (for example, Apple’s BootCamp software...

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