I went to Sungai Chongkak for the holidays.
The entrance fee is RM1 for above 12 years old.
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The rants and rambling of a 36 year old, son, husband and father....A Fedora Linux user.
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Malaysian websites hacked and defaced before 3 AM deadline
Despite being warned of imminent attacks, several Malaysian websites were hacked yesterday.
Dear System Administrators,
Please update you Jobstreet.
Several strategies could have been taken, like Honeypot
or shutting down the websites.
Thursday, June 09, 2011
Fedora 14 - Installing software
How do I install software?.
Go to System-Administration-Add/Remove Software.
Type Google Chrome in the search box and then click on Find.
Select Google Chrome and then click on Apply.
A password prompt will appear.Enter your administrator password and then click Authenticate.
Go to Applications-Internet.Google Chrome is now installed.
You can also install software using the Terminal.
Go to Applications-System Tools-Terminal.You must be an Administrator to install
software.
Type su (SuperUser) and press Enter.Enter your Password.
Type the command yum install google-chrome-stable and press Enter.
Type y for Yes and Enter.
Yum will start to download the program.
Yum stands for YellowDog Update Manager
Once it's completed Google Chrome will be installed.

Go to System-Administration-Add/Remove Software.
Type Google Chrome in the search box and then click on Find.
Select Google Chrome and then click on Apply.
A password prompt will appear.Enter your administrator password and then click Authenticate.
Go to Applications-Internet.Google Chrome is now installed.
You can also install software using the Terminal.
Go to Applications-System Tools-Terminal.You must be an Administrator to install
software.
Type su (SuperUser) and press Enter.Enter your Password.
Type the command yum install google-chrome-stable and press Enter.
Type y for Yes and Enter.
Yum will start to download the program.
Yum stands for YellowDog Update Manager
Once it's completed Google Chrome will be installed.

Wednesday, June 08, 2011
Fedora 14 part 1
To get Fedora 14 go to
http://archive.fedoraproject.org/pub/secondary/releases/14/Fedora/s390x/iso/
Please note that the current version is Fedora 15.
The Fedora Project is the name of a worldwide community of people who love, use, and build free software from around the globe. We want to lead in the creation and spread of free code and content by working together as a community. Fedora is sponsored by Red Hat, the world's most trusted provider of open source technology. Red Hat invests in Fedora to encourage collaboration and incubate innovative new free software technologies.
http://fedoraproject.org/en/about-fedora
Get the ISO file, burn in onto a CD or DVD. Restart your computer with the
CD or DVD, press f9 or load from CD/DVD drive.
Your typical desktop once you've installed Fedora 14.
Let's start with the first menu, applications. You'll find familiar programs there.
Under Internet you will find Firefox installed by default. You can also install other
browsers such as Google Chrome and Opera.
For Office productivity, you will find OpenOffice under Applications-Office. It's similar to Microsoft Office.
Where do I go to Add/Remove Software?
Go to System-Administration-Add/Remove Software
http://archive.fedoraproject.org/pub/secondary/releases/14/Fedora/s390x/iso/
Please note that the current version is Fedora 15.
What is Fedora?
Fedora is a Linux-based operating system, a collection of software that makes your computer run. You can use Fedora in addition to, or instead of, other operating systems such as Microsoft Windows™ or Mac OS X™. The Fedora operating system is completely free of cost for you to enjoy and share.The Fedora Project is the name of a worldwide community of people who love, use, and build free software from around the globe. We want to lead in the creation and spread of free code and content by working together as a community. Fedora is sponsored by Red Hat, the world's most trusted provider of open source technology. Red Hat invests in Fedora to encourage collaboration and incubate innovative new free software technologies.
http://fedoraproject.org/en/about-fedora
Get the ISO file, burn in onto a CD or DVD. Restart your computer with the
CD or DVD, press f9 or load from CD/DVD drive.
Your typical desktop once you've installed Fedora 14.
Let's start with the first menu, applications. You'll find familiar programs there.
Under Internet you will find Firefox installed by default. You can also install other
browsers such as Google Chrome and Opera.
For Office productivity, you will find OpenOffice under Applications-Office. It's similar to Microsoft Office.
Where do I go to Add/Remove Software?
Go to System-Administration-Add/Remove Software
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