How to: Use Google Music for Android by CNET September 6, 2011
Posted by galigio in Android, Computers & Internet, Free Music, freeware tip, freeware tips, GNU/Linux, Google, hacking, Linux, Linux & OpenSource, Tech, Technology, Technology and Software, Technology News, Tecnologia.Tags: Android, CNET.com, Google, Google Music, Linux, Music, Proxy
add a comment
System Recovery Tools: a possible cross-platform approach through open source and proprietary solutions February 28, 2011
Posted by galigio in apple, Computers & Internet, free software, free software download, Free Software Magazine, Freeware, freeware blog, Freeware Reviews, freeware tip, freeware tips, GNU/Linux, Linux, Linux & OpenSource, Mac OS X, repair, Rescue CD, security, Seguridad, Software, Software News, solve boot problem, Tech, Technology, Technology and Software, Technology News, Tecnologia, windows.Tags: cross-platform, data recovery, file recovery, G4L, Ghost for Linux, Hard disk drive, Knoppix, Live CD, Norton Ghost, O&O Disk Rwcovery, recovery tool, SuperDuper, System recovery, UBCD, Ultimate Boot CD, USB flash drive
1 comment so far
The following system recovery tools will be useful to you if you are facing problem of data loss or if your system is simply crashing. It is advisable to burn copies of these tools much before any disaster strikes.
Open Source and Free approach:
G4L aka Ghost for Linux is one of the system recovery tools that is mainly a cloning and hard disk and partition imaging tool. This tool is similar to “Norton Ghost”. The images created are compressed optionally and transferred to a FTP server instead of opting for cloning locally. Ideally, of the several tools described above it is advisable to use the most suitable tool for your needs. The tool that will be most useful during a crisis like a crash or server failure will be a better tool.
The Ultimate Boot CD is one of the system recovery tools which will be very helpful when you want to run CDRom-based diagnostic tools thereby consolidating as many diagnostic tools into one bootable CD as possible. Since you can now boot from USB memory devices a script you can run “Ultimate Boot CD” from USB memory stick and a script on the script on the CD will enable you to boot newer systems from your USB sticks. This is many steps ahead than many of the other recovery tools. Moreover it gives you the flexibility of booting your system with a USB memory stick.
Knoppix is one of the system recovery tools which is essentially a bootable CD with GNU/Linux software. It ensures automatic detection of hardware and supports a wide range of devices like sound cards, most of the graphic cards, USB and SCSI devices and other peripherals. It can be used as an educational CD, a Linux demo or for system recovery purposes. Alternatively it can be used as a commercial platform for software demos. There is no need to install anything on the hard-disk as the CD is capable of storing 2GB of software installed in it. Thus this tool is a truly multi-purpose recovery tool.
Proprietary solutions:
O&O Disk recovery: This software tool scans every portion of your hard-disk, digital camera or memory card for lost files. It is so effective and reliable that it is possible to reconstruct data even when files systems have been destroyed or formatted. More than 350 types of files like music formats, word documents, movie, graphics, Excel workbooks, photo and access databases can be recognized, reconstructed and restored.
SuperDuper is one of the system recovery tools makes recovery effortless as it creates a completely bootable backup effortlessly. The strengths of this software are that it is user-friendly, easy to use with a built-in scheduler that it makes backup automatically. Moreover it performs well independent of the processor that is both on Power PC Macs as well as Intel PCs. It is particularly useful when your software application with the latest update is not working or when your hard drive begins to make noise. It is also very handy when you want to restore a stable copy of your system though you do not want t lose your existing system files or cases like this.

Open Source tools and applications for web developers January 24, 2011
Posted by galigio in Computers & Internet, Technology and Software, Freeware Reviews, Free Software Magazine, freeware blog, freeware tip, freeware tips, Linux, GNU/Linux, Linux & OpenSource, Freeware, Technology News, free software, Ubuntu, free software download, Technology, Tech, Tecnologia.Tags: Aptana, Eclipse, Freeware Reviews, html, Java, JavaScript, JEdit, NVU, open source, Programming, Quanta Plus, Software, web develop
add a comment
Several open source tools have evolved in the past and have become popular with the developers too. These tools have gained popularity not only because they come free but because of the ease to work with and the features. First let us see some code editors:
- Aptana: It is a free, JavaScript focused development environment, cross-platform and open source for building Ajax applications. It supports HTML, JavaScript, CSS languages, FTP/SFTP and has a powerful JavaScript debugger that can help in troubleshooting your code.
- Eclipse : It is an open source software framework written mainly in Java. It is an integrated development environment consisting Java development toolkit (JDK) and compiler (ECJ) for developing applications in Java. Developers can extend its capabilities by installing plug-ins such as development toolkits for other programming languages written specifically for eclipse software framework. Language packs for over a dozen languages are available.
- JEdit : It is a programmer’s text editor which has many hundreds of man-hours of development behind it. It is a java-based solution and a cross-platform product which can work on many operating systems like Windows, VMS, UNIX, OX/2 and Mac OS X.
- NVU : It is a web authoring system for Linux desktop users, Macintosh users as well as for Microsoft windows and is a competitor for similar products like Dreamweaver and Frontpage. Nvu actually means new view and makes managing a website very easy. Now even people without knowledge of HTML or technical expertise can create web pages and manage a website.
- Quanta Plus : It is a web development environment with a lot of features and is highly stable. Quanta has a vision of achieving maximal user extensibility through the best architectural foundations, best, efficient design and natural use of code.
Get Kindle for PC to Ubuntu (if you really don’t like Calibre) January 10, 2011
Posted by galigio in Computers & Internet, Technology and Software, Freeware Reviews, Free Software Magazine, freeware blog, windows, freeware tip, freeware tips, Linux, GNU/Linux, Linux & OpenSource, Freeware, Technology News, free software, Wine, wine linux, Technology, Tech, Tecnologia.Tags: Amazon Kindle, Calibre, E-book, Gnome, Linux, Microsoft Windows, Ubuntu, wine, Wine HQ
1 comment so far
Amazon’s Kindle a popular portable e-book reader device, lately made Kindle for PC application that allows you to download and have books on your computer rather than having a portable e-book reader device. There’s only Kindle Windows version but the nice thing is you can have this application in Linux.
This is tested in Ubuntu 9 running Gnome. You can use different version of Linux, but first you must have Wine HQ installed to you computer. Then download the EXE file of Kindle for PC application in Amazon.
Install this with Wine HQ software loader and proceed to the normal installation, the same thing that you do in Windows environment.
Note:
- At your first run you won’t see anything at all
- Configure Wine first and add Kindle for PC as an application and make it run in Windows 98 mode
- If it won’t work, change to other mode
- When it opens successfully you have to input you Amazon email add and password to register the software.
But, please, don’t forget that if you prefer open source software, you can directly use Calibre, a powerful free software we posted a while ago. 
LuckyBackup: Copias de Seguridad Sin Complicaciones November 29, 2010
Posted by galigio in Computers & Internet, Technology and Software, Freeware Reviews, Free Software Magazine, freeware tip, Linux, GNU/Linux, Linux & OpenSource, Freeware, Technology News, Technology, Tech, Tecnologia, backup, open source, open source software.Tags: backup, free backup software, free software, Freeware, Linux, open source, security, seguridad, system administration, Ubuntu
add a comment
En estos días he estado buscando un programa que permita hacer Copias de Seguridad y que sea de uso practico, sencillo y muy intuitivo. Después de ver varios programas me he decantado sin lugar a duda para LuckyBackup. Para instalarlo es posible directamente desde los repositorios de nuestro sistema (Ubuntu y derivados) o directamente desde su propia Web y bajar la ultima versión 0.4.4 . Yo he instalado esta ultima versión y tengo que confirmar que es el mejor programa de Copias de Seguridad que he encontrado hasta el momento. LuckyBackup es muy fácil de configurar y permite efectuar diferentes sincronizaciones y mantener a salvo nuestros datos y todos los archivos. También he echo diferentes pruebas pasando carpetas a memorias USB, Disco Duro Externo y Disco Duro Interno, todo sin ningún problema (Descarga LuckyBackup).
If you are a fan of the design proposed by 
Hoy os quiero hablar de un aplicación disponible en 3 diferentes formatos. se llama 



















