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Remmina – A Better Ubuntu RDP Client

Posted on October 27, 2010 by Jim Priest

Ubuntu by default ships with Terminal Server Client which is a wrapper for rdesktop.  While it works I’ve had some issues with it lately: Full screen mode tends to take up both my monitors and results in a weird 2000×1000 … Continue reading →

Posted in Code, Linux | Tagged Linux, rdp, ubuntu | 1 Reply

Enable Sendfile Off – Apache Config Headache

Posted on November 14, 2009 by Jim Priest

I’ve been working on setting up a VM running a LAMP stack along with ColdFusion 9  (which I’ll blog about soon).  I’ve got everything up and running and was tinkering around making some updates to our TACFUG site but was … Continue reading →

Posted in Code | Tagged apache, ColdFusion, Linux, virtualbox | 3 Replies

Beware Ubuntu 8.10 "Cruft Remover"

Posted on October 31, 2008 by Jim Priest

Updated my Ubuntu to 8.10 this week and have been poking around the new features. Yesterday I found “Cruft Remover” under the System > Administration menu.  I assumed it was something similar to CCleaner on Windows. CCleaner scans your system … Continue reading →

Posted in Code, Linux | Tagged Linux | 7 Replies

Flex, Air Updates For Linux

Posted on March 31, 2008 by Jim Priest

This weekend I downloaded the Flex Builder Linux alpha, but ran into some issues and after digging around in the forums it was hinted that a new release would be out ‘soon’. Soon turns out to be this morning. Alpha … Continue reading →

Posted in Code, Linux | Tagged air, flex, Linux, open-source | Leave a reply

Windows Required. VirtualBox To The Rescue.

Posted on March 27, 2008 by Jim Priest

I recently purchased a GPS (Garmin 2610) to tote around on motorcycle trips. If you have never tinkered with one – it is VERY cool. Unfortunately the MapSource software that comes with it requires Windows… Ugh. I’ve run VMWare and … Continue reading →

Posted in Code, Linux | Tagged Linux | 1 Reply

ColdFusion Batch Scripts – For Linux

Posted on January 25, 2008 by Jim Priest

I always set ColdFusion to NOT run at startup – why have it eating resources when you aren’t using it? On Windows I had a few batch scripts to easily kick off ColdFusion. I dug around looking for something similar … Continue reading →

Posted in Code, Linux | Tagged ColdFusion, Linux | 7 Replies

Ubuntu, NVIDIA and Two Monitors

Posted on January 22, 2008 by Jim Priest

Ever since I’ve been using two monitors at work I’ve wanted to setup two monitors at home but finances are tight and I just can’t afford another flat screen. But this weekend I did dust off my daughters old 17″ … Continue reading →

Posted in Code, Linux | Tagged Linux, ubuntu | 18 Replies

KDE4 Released!

Posted on January 11, 2008 by Jim Priest

I know what I’m doing tonight! I’ve been a long time Gnome fan but KDE has always intrigued me. When I did my latest Ubuntu update I was going to switch but then I found out v4 was just around … Continue reading →

Posted in Code, Linux | Tagged kde, Linux | 2 Replies

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