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How to install software in Linux without using any package manager Package managers are awesome. As awesome as automatic software installation get you. Would it be apt, yum or pacman, they are all awesome for their systems. But sometimes we need to install binaries. Your package manager knows how to install a .deb or .rpm, but what about the stuff in that ./bin fo more... - 2013/05/08

How to setup postgresql (python-flask) app on Heroku and local machine So I was like setting up a python web app on Heroku cloud platform and it was awesome. You don't need to break a sweat to deploy something like a ROR app but things are different when it come to micro-frameworks like Python-flask. I chose flask for the beauty and simplicity, and because I wanted to more... - 2013/04/30

Setting up your own LAMP machine for PHP development -Setting MySql and PHP << Previous: Setting up Apache Well, after setting up the apache http daemon, it's time for the database management system, the 'M' of LAMP. Installing MySql It can't be easier. Just shoot the terminal and type: sudo apt-get install mysql-server Yup! That's it. You'll get some prompts a more... - 2012/07/01

Setting up your own home LAMP machine for PHP development -Setting Apache Hello there!! Well am back here after a long time. Writing blog posts is really boring when you have something as awesome as writing code, and writing code for web applications is what is red hot in the skies right now. So here's this post to help us setting up our own LAMP (Linux - which all of us more... - 2012/06/30

Using Backtrack 5 R1 as Desktop Operating System: BT for Beginners Backtrack is one of the most famous penetration testing Linux distros. It is derived from Linux 10.04, but it is not as easy as Ubuntu to use for a rookie Linux user. BT5 R1 has made it a lot easier to use it as a Desktop OS, but here is how I tuned my machine this time. Adding Unprivileged user De more... - 2011/10/22

FineTune UI with Mouse Gestures: An alternative to Keyboard Shortcuts I usually don't like writing tutorials about particular software which themselves are easy to use and self explaining, but this one is special. This post is dedicated to "Easystroke", a gesture recognition program and a few more tiny-winy tweaks. I don't make a very innovative use of mouse and ofte more... - 2011/08/31