Hello,
I am looking for a good multimedia organiser that can dig into my system
and organise pictures, music, video files that are scattered across many
folders as doing it manually is just not possible for me. It should
automatically categorise media types. It should have category views that
I can simply click on like music, videos etc. so I can get all those
files in one list. I have been trying out different media
players/centers but they don't have what I want.
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https://lkml.org/lkml/2011/5/29/204
Trust Linus to be a boring techie. Atleast he could have named it 8.0 Astra or
8.0 Gilese.
But he's promised to be a ^&^hole.
We are seeing an increasing trend of crossposting of email on most of the
LUGs of India..
So can we stop this???
we can choose one or create a FINAL mailing list for this purpose or BAN
cross-posting in all LUGs..
We need to think some better solutions..
Constructive replys are highly welcome..
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Hi Friends
I would like to know which of these frameworks - RoR or Drupal - should be
chosen for developing a new website.
The website should support the following.
- A system for
- requests to be created by customers,
- which get automatically assigned to engineers
- request gets resolved by the assigned engineer
- customer closes the request with a rating
- Excellent Database support
- both customers and engineers must be able to register / login to see
the status of their requests.
- Automatic emails on request status
- Generating Reports must be easy.
- 'Social' from the ground up.
- Easy Payment Gateway Integration
- 100,000+ Hits a day
- support for Great UI. More importantly, Changes to the UI must be very
easy.
A google search on the topic gives results pointing more towards Drupal
(as probably the internet is dominated by PHP/Drupal developers) and am
finding it hard to decide.
I also heard a suggestion to go for Microsoft ASP .NET for scalability
reason- confused again :(. I do not want to "pay" for Microsoft products. I
feel an open source product supported by a community of developers would be
better than a Microsoft product. And that would keep the costs low as well.
Could you please give me some pointers. Once website development starts,
changing the framework later on would prove to be very expensive and I want
to avoid such a situation. Hence, need your expert opinions to decide now.
Please excuse if ilug is not the forum to ask such a question.
Thanks.
Shaahul Hameed
Hi Team,
I have 4 postfix relay configured with Local DNS cache. I am facing a
problem for MX host Look Up for only one particular domain . Whenever I
restart named service it works fine for few hours but again the same issue
comes back. Please suggest.
When ido "host -tmx xyz.com" it gives
2 (SERVEFAIL)
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The pre-mature 'conclusions' of Oracle winning the case against Google
in the ugly Java battle seems to be falling apart.
The court has given an order which makes it clear that Oracle must
simplify the case by bringing the patents claim down to a triable
number. In case Oracle fails to do that the court will wait for the US
Patent Office to verify the patents in question -- which will take quite
some time.
The reason behind this decision is that the court doesn't want to drag
this trial longer. The situation is favourable to Google as either
Oracle will have to cut its claims or take the risk of them being
re-examined by the USPTO.
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After Fedora 15, we have created a comprehensive Linux Mint Manual for
users. It is a very simple guide which will helps users to migrate from
Windows or other operating systems to Linux Mint with greater ease.
It also helps you in upgrading to the latest version of Linux Mint along
with a detailed guide about how to manage your Linux Mint.
You can read the manual here. We invite you to translate it into local
Indian languages.
http://www.muktware.com/man/1254
Swapnil Bhartiya
Hi,
We have published a comprehensive Manual for Fedora 15, targeting novice
users. The content is available here:
http://www.muktware.com/man/1217
The manual is available under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported
License. Please feel free to translate it into your own language. If you
wish we can publish the translated version on Muktware to give it
visibility. Please also feel free to suggest chapters, improvements to it.
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