How To Bulk Export Thunderbird Email & AttachmentsJune 9th, 2008 Thunderbird doesn't provide an in-built way to export and save emails & attachments in bulk. Unfortunately the forwarding emails as attachment functionality is broken on the receiving end (Thunderbird email client).
How To Update To Firefox 2.0.x in Fedora Core / LinuxMay 14th, 2007 Fedora Core 6 ships with Firefox 1.5.x version. Firefox 2.0.x is currently in development repository of Fedora Core 6.
How to install nVidia Driver on CentOSSeptember 14th, 2009 Before you read, here is a bit of warning: Do not install the nVidia driver that you can download from nVidia.com. The driver may install fine but may not work as you expect.
Thunderbird 2 First ImpressionsJune 7th, 2008 First impressions on Thunderbird 2. Is it a must upgrade?
Thunderbird 2 is much more responsive than Thunderbird 1.5.
How To Change Java Compiler in Ant on Fedora Core / LinuxJune 22nd, 2007 Fedora Core team, in its infinite wisdom, decided to ship a so-called "free" (but essentially useless and crappy; pardon my French) JVM (read gcj) with its installation. Not only that this "free" JVM is integrated with java softwares from Fedora repositories making them pretty hard to use too.
How To Get New Email Notification in Mozilla ThunderbirdJuly 17th, 2008 You need to install an extension the in Mozilla Thunderbird to get new email notifications. Here is the steps in details:
1.
FATAL: Module off not found. - SolutionAugust 4th, 2008 You may see the following error in Fedora 8 while starting / restarting the network (service network restart):
FATAL: Module off not found. Let's see how we can fix this.
How To Install RSSOwl (High Quality Feed Reader) in Fedora Core 6 / LinuxApril 11th, 2007 RSSOwl is a high quality cross-platform (written in java; uses swt library) RSS / Atom Feed reader which is a superior free alternative to Newzcrawler or Feedreader for linux. Fedora Core 6 provides an RPM distribution for it (doesn't work) which you can install simply by:
yum install rssowl
However as stated before it doesn't work.
How To Automatically Reply To Email in ThunderBirdJune 9th, 2008 Thunderbird 2 added the exciting feature to automatically respond to messages (yeah, I can hear Microsoft Outlook folks shaking their heads in irritation, we had it for years in MS Outlook) with an email template. Let's see how we can set it up.
LayeredTech Dedicated Web Hosting Provider Now Provides Remote RebootAugust 28th, 2007 This is a news to me! I am using LayeredTech dedicated server for over a year and just today while browsing their new encompass console I found they have three nice buttons labelled Reboot, Power On & Power Off. Obviously I tried and it worked.
How to auto-start synergyc in Fedora / CentOS / RHEL LinuxSeptember 14th, 2009 You may find several instructions to autostart synergyc during login and after login. I had a hard time using them.
Fixing - configure: error: C++ compiler cannot create executablesApril 5th, 2008 A common error while configuring (running ./configure) software in Linux systems is - error: C++ compiler cannot create executables. The solution, not surprisingly is simple:
Install the package which adds C++ support to the GNU Compiler Collection - gcc-c++.
How To Install JDK 6 / Java SE 6 (+ Tomcat) in Fedora Core 6 / Fedora 7 in 5 MinutesAugust 7th, 2007 Fedora Core developers make it rather hard to install and properly configure Sun's JVM. All said and done Sun's JVM (comes with JDK) is the best JVM implementation out there; not to mention that it is the reference implementation.
How To Disable IPv6 on Fedora / Linux & WhyAugust 21st, 2007 A guide to easily disable IPv6 support on your Linux workstation / server:
1. Add the two lines, if not already present, to /etc/modprobe.conf:
alias net-pf-10 off
alias ipv6 off
For Fedora 7 you should add the command to blacklist instead as shown below:
blacklist net-pf-10
Note: I haven't personally tested on Fedora 7.
How To Install Lighttpd On Fedora LinuxMay 31st, 2008 Login as or su to root and run:
yum -y install pcre zlib lighttpd
That's it folks!
Note: The -y saves you from ok'ing the download & installation.