Review of Tally ERP Software – Free White Paper Tally is well known product for accounting software. But when it comes in ERP there are few pros and cons, which you must know. After an effective application of Tally 9, there were still a few problems that were experienced. User conflicts due to multi-users of...
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You can get the Linux OS (operating system) as a basic apparatus in a chargeless Linux download book and calmly run Linux in Windows! Just download, install and run the chargeless Linux basic apparatus amateur affairs and accessible the chargeless Linux basic machine. Here are the Pros and Cons of application Linux basic machines to run...
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Hey Guys! Don’t raise your eyebrows or fear by hearing the word Linux. It is as user friendly as windows. Just take a look at the articles below and all myths about Linux in your mind will disappear. Introduction to Linux: It’s a free operating system available to download but you have to pay a tiny...
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Many people have asked me about setting up WebDav to directly address a CDN repository as a /local/path directory. This requires Coda file system (Advanced NFS) support. This particular tutorial is directed at people who wish to use WebDav support for a CDN, such as BitGravity (as in this example) on a Linux system....
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In Windows, you have the inbuilt Windows Movie Maker that creates video editing a breeze. In Linux, while there is no default or inbuilt video editor applications, video editing on Linux is not easier task, there are many of open source video editing tools that one can consider for their video project. In case...
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Getting Firefox installed on your computer is your first step to using it. The below reading will show you how to install Firefox on Linux. Many Linux distributions include Firefox by default. Some distributions include IceWeasel, which is a version of Firefox with the Firefox trademarks removed. Most Linux distributions have a package management system that...
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A bug has been found in a major Linux Wi-Fi driver that can allow an attacker to take control of a laptop — even when it is not on a Wi-Fi network. There have not been many Linux Wi-Fi device drivers, and this is apparently the first remotely executable Wi-Fi bug. It affects the widely...
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I’ve been aware of the existence of the Linux operating system for a long time, but I’d always assumed that it would be too complicated for me to learn and was a bit too geeky. Recently, however, I began hearing about a version of Linux called Ubuntu that was supposed to be pretty easy...
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I attended and spoke at Linuxfest Northwest a couple of weeks ago to talk about Cobia.  I wrote what is, for me, a fairly lengthy post on some of the people I met at the event and a little about who hired the booth babe at LFNW.  Sorry, no new pictures. Read more at netsecpodcast@mckeay.net...
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I haven’t taken a look at the BackTrack LiveCD in a while, but now that version 2.0 of the CD is out, I’m going to give it another try.  They’ve got a glowing review of the distro over at Darknet.org.uk, which is always a good reason for me to check out any product.  I’m...
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We will be installing and testing this release this weekend. Existing server maintenance customers can expect us to share results prior to April 15, 2007, and begin scheduling updates, and we will announce an update for our shared hosting environment at that time. Find out more at the OnDeckTech Zimbra Knowledgebase , or visit...
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I went to the NBLUG Installfest this morning for Cobia and had a good time.  I got to go to an event I normally would have felt guilty for leaving my family to attend, I got to give out shwag and I got to see some interesting hardware I wouldn’t have scene otherwise.  Check...
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