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Gesture based Technology from Orange

Wednesday, June 18th, 2008

Gesture based Technology from Orange

Orange launched new interactive window campaign, however on first look it appear to be a touch-screen interface, but in fact it is NO touch interactive shop window, it does not require to touch to activate the display, the user need to just wave their hands which is so called the gesture based technology…

“We wanted to throw out all the traditional ways if interacting with technology and start from scratch. We created this with the needs of humans in mind, not computers. Many people find it hard to imagine but a few people have referenced the film ‘Minority Report’, with the exception that with our interface you don’t need a ‘magic glove’, or indeed a controlled environment to use this.” says Gavin Martin, Creative Director of The Alternative.

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Linux Router Distribution

Monday, June 16th, 2008

Here is the list of Linux distributions which can be used as the operating system of a machine acting as a router and/or a firewall.

BrazilFW
Based on Coyote Linux- Router/firewall distribution
CiscoASA
Linux distribution used in Cisco ASA Security Appliances.
ClarkConnect
Router/firewall distribution
Collax Business Server
A Router/firewall & web- email- and database server distribution

Collax Security Gateway
A specialized Router/firewall/IDS/IPS server distribution
Coyote Linux
Router/firewall distribution
Devil-Linux
firewall/router/server distribution running from CD
DD-WRT
Embedded firewall distribution
OpenWrt
Similar to DD-WRT
eBox
Router/Firewall and NAS/PDC
Eisfair
small easy to install server
Endian Firewall
Unified Thread Management distribution (Router/Firewall, Gateway Anti-Spam & Anti-Virus for Web, FTP and Email, Hotspot functionality)
EnGarde Secure Linux
A Router/firewall & web-, email- and database server distribution
Fli4l
a single floppy ISDN, DSL and Ethernet-Router
floppyfw
floppyfw is a router with the advanced firewall-capabilities in Linux that fits on one single floppy disc.
FREESCO
a free replacement for proprietary routers supporting up to 10 network cards and up to 10 modems.
Gibraltar
Router/firewall distribution.
IPCop
Router/firewall distribution
LEAF
LEAF is a customizable embedded Linux network appliance used as an Internet gateway, router, firewall, and wireless access point.
m0n0wall
A Router/firewall distribution based on FreeBSD
pfSense
Based on m0n0wall adding many other features like PPPoE Server, ALTQ Traffic Shaping, CARP, multi-WAN, load-balancing, FTP-Proxy, ALIAS-system, etc.
PyramidLinux
A wireless router distribution for x86 embedded systems.
redWall
Router/firewall distribution
Sentry Firewall
A firewall, server or intrusion detection system distribution
SME Server
Based on CentOS- A Router/firewall & web-, file-, email- and database server distribution
SmoothWall
Router/firewall distribution
The Linux Router Project
Router distribution (Defunct as of 2003)
Untangle
It run on 12 open source applications including Spam Blocker, Virus Blocker, Web Filter, OpenVPN & More.
Zeroshell

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FTP Client For Window

Tuesday, June 10th, 2008

Core FTP LE is a free Windows software which includes the client FTP features you need. It include feature like SFTP (SSH), SSL, TLS, IDN, browser integration, site to site transfers, FTP transfer resume, drag and drop support, file viewing & editing, FTP URL parsing, command line transfers, firewall support, custom commands, filters etc.

Such FTP client gives you a fast, easy, reliable way to update and maintain your website via FTP in secure method (via SSL, TLS, or SFTP) to upload / download files to and from FTP servers. Version 2.1 (build 1568), updated May 27th, 2008SSH/SFTP format issues with legacy servers, fixed. Filename checking/sanitizing added & Logging filename issues fixed.

Download links:

LE version: http://www.coreftp.com/download/coreftplite.exe
Pro version: http://www.coreftp.com/download/CoreftpSetup.exe

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Multi Touch in Windows 7

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008

Windows 7 operating system first time combine all things, the demo revealed some of the new features, but the most exciting one by far is the touch and multi-touch integration that include in-depth mapping application which pulls from Microsoft’s Live Maps and Microsoft Virtual Earth, it will be available as an interface option for applications. Watch here the presentation;

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Starting up with Dreamweaver

Saturday, May 10th, 2008

Dreamweaver is one of the popular tool for both expert professional web designers and newcomers, it is easy to learn and let you work focused on your creative work, check how you start with dreamweaver;

* Install Dreamweaver
* Using the menu bar, Click on site option to publish your site
* click on New Site in Site Menu
* After you do so, the site Definition Window  will appear, here you have to simply type your project name say xyz.
* By Default it shows ‘Unnamed Site 1?.
* Step 2 asks you for 2 options

1) Yes I want to use Server Technology

2) No I do not want to use Server Technology

Select the suitable option as per your requirements if you are using PHP/MySql or etc

* For example, if you’re using PHP/MySQL you can choose the first option and select PHP/MySQL option that you can see in the Drop down.
* Step 3 will ask you- the local machine path where you are going to save the files.

* In next step you need to specify the technique you are going to use to connect to the server i.e FTP , Local /Network etc. In  illustrated example we are using FTP
* In the text below specify your domain name without protocol and not (yourdomain.com).
* Below that specify the remote folder path where you are going to upload the files i.e public_html
12) next your user name and password
13) To test the connection click on the button below
14) Then simply click next.

You have done! Now enjoy working on dreamweaver.

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Password Protect a Directory in cPanel

Saturday, May 10th, 2008

In cpanel, by using “Web Protect” You can password protect directories within your web site from unauthorized users.

Check here the steps to password protect a directory:

* Click on the “Web Protect” link under the “Site Management” header in cPanel.

* Navigate to the directory that you want to protect. Select a folder by clicking on the folder name link, or open a folder by clicking on the folder icon.

* Click on the tick box next to the LOCK icon. (Make sure you do this, most people miss this step)

* Enter the name that you want to appear in the “Protected Resource Name” field.

* Click on the Save button.

Normally, you should add at least one authorized user to enable access to the directory. Check with “Adding an authorized user” information at cPanel knowledge base.

Now exit out of all of your browser windows to make sure your password protect is working and to avoid browser caching issues.

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Linux Timeline ( Pics)

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

The following image compiled the timeline for linux development through different phase which is quite helpful for linux users. It let you know what major players got their start and how many many variants there and which distros are descended from the big players. To zoom this image click here.

linux timeline

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VI Editing Commands

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Here you can find the basic of vi editing, you will find quite helpful;

Editing commands

Moving around the file:

h — cursor left

i — cursor right

k — cursor up

j — cursor down

^ & B — Beginning of line

$ — end of line

) — Next sentence

( — Previous sentence

} — Next Paragraph

{ — Previous Paragraph

:$ — end of file

w — one character forward

W — one word forward

:20 — go to Line no 20 or whatever number you give

Displaying file info:

^g — give name of the file, current line and total lines of a file at the bottom.

Inserting and appending text :

i — inserts text to the left of cursor

I — inserts in the beginning of line

a — appends text to right of cursor

A — appends to the end of line

Adding new line:

o — add a new line below the current line

O — adds a new line above the current line.

Deleting the text:

x — deletes text above the cursor

X — deletes text character on the right of cursor

20dd — deletes 20

dd — deletes current line

D — delete till end of current line.

d# — delete to where the # (j,k,l,h) specifies.

d/ — delete till pattern is found (forward).

d? — delete till pattern is found (backward).

d’ — delete till mark ‘char’.

Replacing a character & word:

r — replace the character above the cursor.

R — replces characters until Esc is pressed.

cw — replaces the word from cursor to the end indicated by $ sign.

C — replaces till end of line.

Substitute:

s — subistutes current charcater.

S — substitutes entire line.

Repeating last command:

. — repeats the last text.

Undo the last change:

u — undo last change.
U — undo changes to the current line.

Copy and pasting lines:

yy — copies the current line into buffer.
5yy — copies 5 lines from the current line.
p — pastes the current buffer.

Recovering an unsaved vi file:

vi -r — restores a unsaved / crashed file from buffer.

Searching:

:/name — & return searches for the word name in the file

n — continues search forward.

N — searches backwards.

Substitution:

:s///g

Saving:

:w — saves the text does not quit.

:wq — saves & quit the editor.

ZZ — save & quit the editor.

:q! — Quit without saving.

Miscellaneous:

m — mark this location and name it char.

‘ — (quote character) return to “line” named char.

` — (back-quote character) return to “place” named char.

‘’ or “ — (quote quote) return from last movement.

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