
The whole purpose of Linux is and has always been based around the command line. Unlike Windows Linux cannot operate without the command line. This is a plus. GUIs take up a lot of resources, so by taking this away we are leaving more resources for other tasks like serving web pages or whatever the task at hand.
Here are the steps that I take. We can change the default run level to 3 instead of 5. This will still enable us to enter “init 5″ into the command line just in case we want to return to the GUI temporarily. After you are done enter “init 3″ to change back to command line. Look here for explanation on Linux run levels. Then we are going to install Webmin so that we can administrate our server through a web browser. Often, I can acually do more with Webmin than I can with KDE or Gnome.
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Ever wanted to start your own radio station as a kid? Me too. :)
The following info should get you started on running your own ShoutCast streaming internet radio server. Port forwarding, etc is beyond the scope of this post.
ShoutCAST server consists of two components:
- The server
- The Transmitter
ShoutCAST server
Version at time of downloading was 1.9.5:
http://www.shoutcast.com/downloads/sc1-9-5/shoutcast-1-9-5-linux-glibc6.tar.gz
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You can use this visual basic script to deploy printers throughout your organization with Active Directory when users login to their PC. Just replace ’server-name’ and ‘printsharename’ respectively. Becareful not to put the NETBIOS name, but the actual print share name in the properties of the printer. Execute multiple of these files to deploy multiple printers to PCs.
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From the site:
Money Manager Ex© is a free, open-source, cross-platform, easy-to-use personal finance software. It primarily helps organize one’s finances and keeps track of where, when and how the money goes. It is also a great tool to get a bird’s eye view of your financial worth.
Money Manager includes all the basic features that 90% of users would want to see in a personal finance application. The design goals are to concentrate on simplicity and user-friendliness – something one can use everyday.
Money Manager Ex is a complete rewrite of the original Money Manager .NET.
It can run on Windows and linux currently and a port to other platforms can be made if required.
NOTE: There is a windows download, but it is currently in an experimental state.
See the screenshots.
Download it.