Archive for the ‘freebsd’ Category
Twitter: Post Update Using Curl On Command Line Interface
Written by piju on June 23, 2009 – 6:59 pm -%touch twit.sh
%echo curl –basic –user “YOURUSERNAME:PASSWORD” –data-ascii “status=`echo $@|tr ‘ ‘ ‘+’`” “http://twitter.com/statuses/update.json” >> twit.sh
%chmod +x twit.sh
%./twit.sh Hello World!
Posted in debian, fedora, freebsd, linux, unix | No Comments »
Classic Compact – My favourite Mozilla Firefox theme
Written by piju on June 12, 2009 – 8:52 pm -For those who are using small inch of screen, netbook or any laptop, i think this theme is a must for you. utilize the potential of your small screen when browsing internet. make your view bigger than before, install this theme now.
Preview,
Posted in computer, debian, fedora, firefox, freebsd, hackintosh, linux, mac, mac osx, mozilla | No Comments »
Google Gears
Written by piju on June 24, 2008 – 6:54 am -![]()
from wiki:-
Gears, formerly Google Gears,[1] is beta software offered by Google to enable offline access to services that normally only are available online. It installs a database engine, based on SQLite, on the client system to cache the data locally. Gears-enabled pages use data from this local cache rather than from the online service. Using Gears, a web application may periodically synchronize the data in the local cache with the online service. If a network connection is not available, the synchronization is deferred until a network connection is established. Thus Gears enables web applications to work even though access to the network service is not present.
Released under the BSD license,[2] Gears is free and open source software.
it also can
| Let web applications interact naturally with your desktop |
| Store data locally in a fully-searchable database |
| Run JavaScript in the background to improve performance |
to install it, just point your browser to http://gears.google.com/
Posted in computer, debian, fedora, freebsd, linux, network, tips & tricks, windows | 2 Comments »
How To Enable Su Access To Users
Written by piju on June 10, 2008 – 12:36 am -Today i would like to share to all readers how to enable su access on freebsd
the trick is written here
# pw user mod <nameofuser> -G wheel
How To Change Users Default Shell On FreeBSD
Written by piju on June 7, 2008 – 2:18 am -If u want to change ur own default shell on freebsd, u can use chsh command
but how to change to ur 1000 users on ur system ?
for example, changing to zsh
$i;done
cd /usr/home && for i in *;do chsh -s zsh



