YouOS is another experimental operating system that’s built around the Web 2.0 framework and runs straight from your browser providing you with worldwide accessibility (wherever you’ve got an internet connection). Compared to eyeOS, the interface pretty much resembles a Windows or Linux desktop and you can get cracking at it...
eyeOS is based on the relatively new concept of Web 2.0 and provides you with a new work and organization method. It’s a completely free (Open Source) desktop system running from your browser, where anybody can collaborate and expand it. It sports a pretty simplistic and cool browser-based interface (desktop)...
This tutorial sparked off from my own ventures to incorporate a particular feature in a software I’m currently working on. It uses a mixture of languages (English & Thai) on a couple of screens to store user data. Certain data like First & Last Names & parts of address were...
This is one of the first of a series of tutorials I wrote on taming the Linux daemons. It was first published at Astahost Forums on February 5th, 2005.I’m sure all of you must have come across the term DHCP – anyone who’s connects to the internet has to come...
CodeLibrarian is my brainchild born out of necessity. It’s a handy storage/archiving tool for code snippets. It stores the thousands of code snippets you may accumulate from all over the net over years and helps you keep them all neatly categorized in a fully search-able local lightweight SQLite database.CodeLibrarian, which...
Yawn !! Time to fire up the furnace and get the forge rolling…
This time we’re going to with an issue that is very common in everyday networking and is implemented almost everywhere in some form or the other. The primary issue here is to make two DIFFERENT Operating Systems talk to each other over the network and synchronise and share files without...