Browsing articles in "Ubuntu"
Dec
23
2008

Restoring Default Ubuntu Panel

This is for the newbies in the Ubuntu Community. Sometimes we want to configure our panels on Ubuntu to give a nicer look. And the newbies often fail to do that as they want and may want to restore the default panel settings. Restoring the default panel setting on Ubuntu is pretty simple. Just run the following command in the terminal and you will get your default Ubuntu panels back. sudo debconf gnome-panel But this [...]

Nov
24
2008

How to Install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) on Ubuntu (8.04 / 8.10)

This is for the newbies in the world of Ubuntu. Use the following steps to install LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) in Ubuntu. Open up the Terminal (Applications > Accessories > Terminal). Run the following command to install Apache $sudo apt-get install apache2 To test Apache open up any web browser and then enter the following into the web address: http://localhost/ Now run the following command in the terminal to install PHP $sudo apt-get [...]

Nov
21
2008

Is Keyboard not working properly in Ubuntu 8.10?

Recently I have updated my Ubuntu machine at office from 8.04 (Hardy) to 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex). Surprisingly my keyboard was not working properly specially the arrow keys, HOME and END keys. Then I searched through google and found a quick solution. That I am sharing here to help others who may face this problem. Just run the following command in the terminal all keys of your keyboard will work. $ setxkbmap -model evdev Thanking everyone [...]

Nov
21
2008

How to install or add PHP GD support in Ubuntu

PHP is mainly a server side language which renders the code at server and throws the output to the client end through Apache or any other HTTP server. So, being a newbie we often suffer from GD support in Ubuntu. This are the following steps to install or add PHP GD support in Ubuntu. $ apt-get install php5-gd OR $ sudo apt-get install php5-gd $ /etc/init.d/apache2 restart Now PHP GD support is ready to work.

Nov
20
2008

How to install JDK in Ubuntu

Those who are involved in Java based application development must need to use Java Development Kit (JDK). And those are newbie in the world of Ubuntu may don’t know how to install JDK in Ubuntu. This is quite simple to install JDK in ubuntu. Just run the following command in the terminal and follow the steps. $sudo apt-get install sun-java5-jdk After this the rest of the process will display a dialog that will require you [...]

Nov
19
2008

Installing true type fonts in Ubuntu

Even we are using Ubuntu we may sometimes want to or need to use some Microsoft true type fonts. For that we can follow the following steps to install true type fonts in our Ubuntu. We can install the MS core fonts by installing the msttcorefonts package. To do this, enable the “Universe” component of the repositories. Then run the following command in the terminal: $sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts This will give us the core [...]

Sep
30
2008

Using Mobile as USB Modem in Ubuntu

Now I am at Chittagong, enjoying my eid vacation here. Normally I use broadband at my home at Dhaka. But I am so much addicted in Internet that I can’t pass a single day without it and also I can pass all my time without eating or drinking if I get Internet. So, I faced a problem here that is my sister use GP Edge and I have to use this as alternate here. But [...]