This news just comes in. I need to install for this AR5005UG chipset based card. From the article, “Two new wireless drivers have been comitted recently. You can grab the newest snapshot (9/16/06) and test them out if you have one of these cards. uath(4), a driver for Atheros USB2.0 AR5005UG/AR5005UX chipsets. Based on a [...]
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This tip is submitted by reader Zacharie: switchdesk is the command to switch from KDE to GNOME or viceversa. This command provides a simple method of choosing between the various desktop environments available under Fedora Core, Cent OS and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. If X Windows is running, switchdesk will bring up a dialog box [...]
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If you have large size (21″) or small size (14″) monitor, it is better to use large/small character size. But how do you setup character size in runlevel 3 under Linux? The answer is simple, use the kernel framebuffer. It allows you to set the Linux text scree (console) to higher or lower resolution. The [...]
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OK, last time I was trying to install package with rpm command and I get “missing GPG db42a60e key” error message. rpm command try to verify the integrity of downloaded software/package program. You may also see this error message with up2date command. To fix this problem just download missing GPG key from RedHat’s web site [...]
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From KDE Project announcement page, “…The KDE Project today announced the immediate availability of KDE 3.5.4, a maintenance release for the latest generation of the most advanced and powerful free desktop for GNU/Linux and other UNIXes. KDE now supports 65 languages, making it available to more people than most non-free software and can be easily [...]
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Joe has posted a series of articles related to Python web programming. FTA, “…Building Web Pages with Python is just that — a series about how to create web pages using the Python language. It’s something I’ve working on off and on for a few months now, and it’s finally done. Frameworks are a total [...]
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SELinux may create problem for network service if not configured properly. So you can turn off SELinux temporarily i.e. permissive mode for SELinux. In this mode SELinux will continue its work and it will log message to system log files. But it will not block any network service or protected service. This is great for [...]
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