Linuxers March 2011

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howto remove vocal from a song
by sanalmadatheth＠gmail.com 09 Mar '11

09 Mar '11

Dear All, I've to make karaoke of a song.The voice is childish in nature close to the sound of a female. I tried audacity with vocal remover plugin to remove the vocal part from the song ,unsuccessfully. I think that you can help me here. Is there any freesoftware package to remove vocal from a song? Expecting support. Sanalkumar MR HSA Malayalam VHSS Irimpanam http://vhssirimpanam.org http://sskvhssirimpanam.wordpress.com/ -- പറയാതെ പരിഭവം നീയൊന്നു മുടി കോതി- ക്കഴിയുമ്പൊഴായുസ്സു തീരും പറയാതെ പരിഭവം ഞാനൊന്നു നെടുവീര്‍പ്പിട്ടു- കഴിയുമ്പോള്‍ ലോകവും തീരും..........

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Jython?
by Nadeem M. Khan 08 Mar '11

08 Mar '11

Do we have any Jython experts on board? Regards, NMK.

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music anyone?
by Kenneth Gonsalves 08 Mar '11

08 Mar '11

hi, here are the specs for an application a company I consult with wants to build, anyone interested in joining to build/consult on this please come forward. They will pay. specs: a. Music archive (presently containing about 4000 hours of classical carnatic music, which will grow to about 10000 hours (about 1TB of disk space)) - mp3 format b. Music can be accessed by artist, composer, raga, tala, album etc (the usual metadata) c. Access through 20 touchscreen kiosks with headsets (PCs with touch screen monitors) connected to the server d. Admin facility at the backend to organize, index, sequence etc e. Touchscreen interface for the listener to choose tracks/albums by various metatags a,b and d can be done using django or some such framework. I do not have much of a clue about c and e. or is there some open source app that does most of this and can be customised? -- regards KG http://lawgon.livejournal.com Coimbatore LUG rox http://ilugcbe.techstud.org/

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ubuntu 10.10 just frees up
by yogesh 08 Mar '11

08 Mar '11

Dear all, My friend unaware of Linux. He want to play with linux safely so i install ubuntu 10.10 under his windows by wubi on his DELL notebook, installation was smooth no problem until login after loging ubuntu frees up this happen often after that try this in his acer power pc desktop same thing happen.. no cd used no nothing from faulty media suggest something.... sincerely, योगेश 2 Sentence never wrong 1 god is gr8 2nd life in beautiful

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Fwd: can tally data be converted to csv format using gnukhata or some other foss tool?
by Kussh Singh 08 Mar '11

08 Mar '11

I need to convert tally data which may be kept in files with extensions such as .001 etc to csv format. Which FOSS software can help do that? Any ideas. On Sun, Mar 6, 2011 at 9:21 AM, Shamit Verma <subs.linux.mum(a)vshamit.com>wrote: > Have you tried accessing this data via ODBC? I think tally can expose the > data via an ODBC driver. > > With that, you can access data from OpenOffice Base/Calc or write your own > Perl/Python utility. You can save as CSV from any of these. > > -Shamit > > > I will try, and come back if it did not work out. Will take me some time though. Thank you for the idea. Had not thought in that direction. Kussh -- www.goodnewsindia.com www.arvindguptatoys.com

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[Commercial] Ubuntu Writing Contest
by Swapnil 07 Mar '11

07 Mar '11

Hi Cult of Ubuntu, the Ubuntu web magazine, is organising a contest for writers and bloggers. You can get a shiny Dell Mini netbook, preloaded with Ubuntu 11.04. If you are a blogger or a writer, you can also participate in the contest, just [1]REGISTER for the contest and write about your Ubuntu experience. What kind of blogs/articles can win you the shiny Dell Mini? Here are my suggestions: 1. Write about how and why you started using Ubuntu. If you have specialized need which Ubuntu is fulfilling, please write about those as well. 2. We are specially looking for reviews or features of the apps that you use on Ubuntu. 3. It could be an article about how to use Android With Ubuntu 4. If you are running your are a consultant or running your own business, you can write about how Ubuntu is helping you in business. 5. If you are a college student you can write about how Ubuntu is being used in your school and college. Well, just send us anything on the same lines. So, what are you waiting for, participate in the contest today. For more details about the contest, visit this [2]page. To [3]REGISTER, click here. Swapnil Bhartiya References Visible links 1. http://www.cou.muktware.com/user/register 2. http://www.cou.muktware.com/n/03/61 3. http://www.cou.muktware.com/user/register Hidden links: 4. http://www.cou.muktware.com/n/03/61

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Re: [ILUG-BOM] where in India can one find wimax antennas and equipment?
by Kussh Singh 06 Mar '11

06 Mar '11

On Sat, Mar 5, 2011 at 9:02 PM, Rony <gnulinuxist(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> >> > >> > >> > >> >> Do you want an internet service provider or simply expand the range of >> an existing available internet connection? >> >> If the ISP can provide a good internet connection at an affordable price, > that would be the best option. Right now Reliance is offering 2Mbps speed > non shared bandwidth wimax connection in 6 weeks time after giving an > advance of Rs 70,000 plus which is way too much money and too much money > locked up. There is no other service provider yet in the area and therefore > the quality of service is also questionable. Don't want to sink in so much > money and then find out that better and cheaper alternatives could have been > available. Reliance is offering the 2Mbps connection at around Rs 20000 per > month and want to have 3 months advance too plus make us wait 6 weeks to > give the connection. > > Kussh > > -- www.goodnewsindia.com www.arvindguptatoys.com

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[OT] Please suggest WiFi AP with WPA2 Enterprise option
by Arun Khan 06 Mar '11

06 Mar '11

I am looking for a WiFi AP that will connect to a RADIUS server for user auth. In the AP settings this shows up as WPA2 Enterprise. I have an old Linksys WRT54GS ver. 6 that has this feature. I am looking a model that is currently available in India. Please mention brand/model if you know of any AP that supports WPA2 Enterprise. TIA, -- Arun Khan

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[Job] Project R&D Engineer Required: 1-2 year experience in HW/Embedded
by Vivek Tambakad 06 Mar '11

06 Mar '11

Hi, We are looking for 5 good (software + hardware) candidates as project R&D Engineer and Senior R&D Engineer. If you have hands on experience with Linux and (java or hardware), Sukrut is the right place to work for you. We are a embedded development organization and provide training and project work assistance to the students as well. Please get back to us if you are interested. For project R&D engineers, you may have an interview. We are located at Shivajinagar and you may walk in after giving us a call @ 25536741 or replying to this post. NOTE: PLEASE NOTE THAT ONLY INTERESTED PEOPLE NEED TO APPLY. THIS IS A FULL TIME JOB. PART TIME/CONSULTANT JOB SEEKERS NEED NOT APPLY. RENUMERATION WILL BE BASED ON YOUR EXPERIENCE AND "WILL" TO WORK AND EXECUTE THE PROJECT(S). About Sukrut ------------------- Established by IIT alumnus, Sukrut Systems is a ‘Market Driven’ Research and Development organization delivering state of the art technology in embedded system design with hardware and software capabilities, multimedia, m2m and telecom networks. Sukrut offers a unique combination of R&D services in hardware, embedded software and application software services; with an aim to provide the innovative product & services support to its clients. Sukrut Systems has a core team of highly skilled professionals who have in-depth expertise ... READ ON <http://www.sukrutsystems.com>

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can tally data be converted to csv format using gnukhata or some other foss tool?
by Kussh Singh 06 Mar '11

06 Mar '11

Hi, I need to convert tally data which may be kept in files with extensions such as .001 etc to csv format. Which FOSS software can help do that? Any ideas. Kussh -- www.goodnewsindia.com www.arvindguptatoys.com

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