A New Ubuntu Linux Fan :)

My neighbor has just converted to Ubuntu Linux instead of Windows after I told her about the great benefits she’ll have after the conversion and here are her comments after asking about her opinion in the new OS:

Me: enty now 3al Linux or windows?
Her: LINUX tab3an
howa ya3ny eh windows aslan
e7na betooo3 LINUX wa montagato

Welcome Dina to the Ubuntu World :))))

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Windows Server 2003 Network Load Balancing (Draft)

Key words to write about later:

  1. Configuration
  2. If the server to which the clients are configured to connect to is for examples called “myserver” with IP 192.168.10.211, then if you create a cluster, you should name your cluster “myserver” and give it the same IP of 192.168.10.211 and choose different names for the nodes in the cluster (whatever they are as the client only sees the cluster).
  3. All network configuration must be the same (subnet mask, gateway and DNS)
  4. Cloning tools problem (No interfaces are available for installing a new cluster, SSID, GUID)
  5. Testing the configuration
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Wubi – The Easiest Way to Linux for Windows Users



There is GREAT new tool for Windows users who want to try using Linux, but are still afraid of playing with partitioning and dual-booting and so on, here is the solution to all their fears; Wubi. Wubi is a Ubuntu installer for Windows users that will bring you into the Linux world with a single click. Wubi allows you to install and uninstall Ubuntu as any other application:

Wubi is Safe

It does not require you to modify the partitions of your PC, or to use a different bootloader.

Wubi is Simple

Just run the installer, no need to burn a CD.

Wubi is Discrete

Wubi keeps most of the files in one folder, and If you do not like, you can simply uninstall it.

Wubi is Free

Wubi (like Ubuntu) is free as in beer and as in freedom.

You can try it with the new version of Ubuntu; Ubuntu 8.04.

You don’t even need to burn it on a CD!

Just mount it with any virtual CD software (such as Daemon tools) and install!

Limitations:

  1. Little slower performance
  2. Can’t hibernate
  3. Can’t suspend

That’s it 🙂

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Sample Ubuntu Screenshots



Isn’t it just wonderful?? 🙂

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Open-source Java Projects

I found this great portal for open-source Java projects; java-source.net

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