Eventhough you can run Skype on Linux system as described in my last post, I think some more flexible and open options worth to be set.
Ekiga is one of them and is available out of the box in Ubuntu.
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When installing Ubuntu on my laptop, I made the choice to run it in 64 bits mode having in mind that it might lead to various problems. One of them, is to get Skype running. Since this product is proprietary, ...Read More
MBP 4.1 and 64 bits">
Unfortunately, it seems that the wireless device used in the Macbook Pro 4.1 has no linux driver yet. Ndiswrapper has to be used instead. After uncompressing the rar file named broadcomxpinstaller.exe, simply use the file bcmwl5.inf for a 64 bits ...Read More
MPLAB 7.60 under Wine">
In a nutshell (supposing you start from scratch):
$ sudo apt-get install wine cabextract
$ rm .wine/drive_c/Program Files/Microchip -rf (to remove anything that failed)
$ wget http://kegel.com/wine/winetricks
$ sh winetricks vcrun6
$ wget http://ww1.microchip.com/downloads/en/DeviceDoc/mp760a.zip
$ unzip mp760a.zip -d microchip
$ wine Install_MP760a.exe
$ wineserver -k (to get rid ...Read More
ISO under Linux">
Unfortunately, it seems that no program is available yet to handle that kind of (proprietary) file format under Linux. The only solution left (except to install Windows) is to use MagicISO under Linux using wine.
With Ubuntu, this simply is a ...Read More
Simply add these lines to your ~/.vimrc:
:syntax enable
:set number
You will end up with a nice interface that may looks like this:
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