Posts tagged ‘Linux’

Redirect a System Process into Java Application for Windows and Linux

The output or input redirection is often used by the command line script guys. The output redirection (”>”) is usually to the file instead of the standard output. The input redirection (”<”) is to have a file as input instead of the standard input. It is sometimes needed in the programs too.
Interoperability with other […]

Blog Writing Software: Live Writer vs Word 2007 or Google Writer ?

I usually don’t use Wordpress’ “write post” page to write blog entries unless I am using linux. Although there are some web clients as well, it is not better than wordpress’ post screen. I was using Windows Live Writer but nowadays I have switched to Word 2007 to post blogs. First of all, Word 2007 […]

Secure Remote Desktop on Linux and Windows

Remote Desktop is one the great features added to Windows since XP.  From then many clients exists for connecting to remote desktops including linux, Mac OS X. Remote desktop connection uses Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) and the protocol has 128 bit encryption; however it is possible to decrypt entire connection because of its implementation.  We […]

Dual boot linux and windows with windows boot manager — Vista RTM Update

They are many documents on the web for doing that. However most of them needs to have an installed linux based system to do that. Installing linux without destruction your harddisk is possible for years. I assume that you have windows installed. Here is the walkthrough to do that.

Allocate space for linux partition. The main […]

Mono on Windows just like linux

There is two live cds especially designed for mono on linux.

Monoppix
Mono Live

Both distributions include mono librarires and tools. Mono Live distribution includes some applications written in mono like beagle or tomboy. Also it includes some known ASP.Net web applications. As a result it is 200Mb more than monoppix.
These cds are live cds meaning that […]