Visualizing system performance data

2010-06-25 1 min read Linux

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$ vmstat 2 10 | awk 'NR > 2 {print NR, $13}' | gnuplot -e “set terminal png;set output 'v.png';plot '-' u 1:2 t 'cpu' w linespoints;" draw `vmstat ` data using gnuplot

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Using PHP to search a MySQL database and return paged results

2010-06-25 1 min read Database Linux

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Link above to the article. I am using this as base to do some programming of my own for my website. When I am done I can post few more details, till then…………

How to Create Mystery in Your Photos

2010-06-25 1 min read Photo

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Large format photographer David Ward explores how to create one of the essential ingredients of his photography – mystery.

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Viewing archive without extracting.

2010-06-25 1 min read GNOME

I was looking for this option and searched the net to find quite some utilities to do this.

gvfs-archive — Select the file in nautilus and select ”Archive Mounter” .. simple isn’t it. Supposed to work but didn’t work for me.. Though that may be because I am on rawhide.
<a href="http://www.onicos.com/staff/iz/release/mi-arcfs/">mi-arcfs is another kernel dependent module to achieve this.
<a href="http://code.google.com/p/fuse-zip/">fuse-zip from google code is another nice option.

And a nice article on this this is <a href="http://osdir.com/ml/gnome.usability/2003-01/msg00092.html">here.
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Change the look and feel of Fedora with emrald, change to openbox, fvwm, emerald, metacity or openbox

2010-06-25 1 min read Fedora

I have been looking for this information for quite sometime now. Did not quite find this information in the net. Finally looked through some of the packages in the repository and found the one that I was looking for. There is a rpm called fusion-icon that has quite a lot of features. The description for the package goes like this:

The Compiz Fusion Icon is a simple panel applet for starting and controlling Compiz Fusion. Upon launch, it will attempt to start Compiz Fusion automatically. You may need to select a window decorator, if one does not appear.
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wordpress Fedora 11 desktop client.

2010-06-25 1 min read Fedora

Another wordpress client on Fedora for wordpress. Simple and easy to configure and use. Here’s how it looks.

sudo yum install lekhonee

Twiiter from Pidgin on Fedora 11 -Leonidas

2010-06-25 1 min read Fedora

If you are twitter fan but find it difficult to follow it on your web-browser then this is for you. Just install the plugin and get going to see the twitter messages in the pidgin window.

sudo yum install purple-microblog

After installation you can add your twitter account like all other accounts and start seeing your messages.

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