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Category Archives: Operating System
An operating system (OS) is a collection of software that manages computer hardware resources and provides common services for computer programs ( Wikipedia )
Windows Command Line Message Primer Tutorial
With the Windows operating system, in the days of Windows XP, the Messenger service was more “mainstream” with the installations of Windows, and accepted or tailorable by firewalls (via firewall.cpl) and services (via services.msc). In these times the Command Line … Continue reading →
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Tagged ActiveX, Chat, command line, Internet Explorer, messaging, NET SEND, programming, Skype, tutorial, VBScript, Windows
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Java Swing ActionListener KeyListener Primer Tutorial
Here is a tutorial that uses Swing functionality in Java to create a GUI (Graphical User Interface) desktop program on a Mac laptop (but same code may well work, compiled on a Windows laptop (the same way)) that tests your … Continue reading →
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Tagged desktop, event-driven, GUI, implements, Java, JFrame, keyboard, Linux, Mac OS X, Mac Terminal, programming, Swing
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Windows Command Line Start Primer Tutorial
A lot of Windows desktop processing tasks require you to do more than one thing at a time (calling all afficianados of multitasking). Windows (from Microsoft) caters well for people who multitask, and there is a cute keyboard shortcut for … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch file, command line, command prompt, desktop, Microsoft, operating system, pipe, process, procexp, programming, start, Task Manager, tutorial, Windows, Yahoo Answers
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Linux vi C make Primer Tutorial
The Linux (or unix) command vi is a powerful command line editor tool which has a long history with unix and the maintenance of C code (as just one example of its uses). So much so, as far as C … Continue reading →
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Tagged C++, command line, compiler, gcc, Linux, Mac, make, makefile, programming, text editor, tutorial, unix, vi
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MacPorts pdf2json Primer Tutorial
With a few previous tutorials, such as Wine Primer Tutorial as shown below, at this blog, we have used the brilliant MacPorts as a method of installing Open Source software on a Mac OS X operating system via the Terminal … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, command line, JSON, Linux, Mac, Macports, open source, PDF, PHP, programming, tutorial
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Extended Linux Crontab Curl Tutorial
Sometimes for a website you only want to do a web server task once or a few times a day, and you, ideally, wouldn’t want to run into the remote possibility that two people could perform the task at precisely … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch processing, command line, crontab, curl, database, HTML, Linux, MySql, ownership, PHP, programming, query, SQL, tutorial, unix, watchdog, web server
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More on Linux Crontab Curl Tutorial
Sometimes for a website you only want to do a web server task once or a few times a day, and you, ideally, wouldn’t want to run into the remote possibility that two people could perform the task at precisely … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch processing, command line, crontab, curl, database, HTML, Linux, MySql, PHP, programming, query, SQL, tutorial, unix, watchdog, web server
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Linux awk Primer Tutorial
The Linux (or unix) command awk is a powerful command line tool which opens up a whole world of possibilities on the command line and is specially suited to be part of a piped command. The use of awk allows … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?