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Whatsapp for Ubuntu Desktop

This article is for all those who are interested to install Whatsapp in their Ubuntu Linux machine. Whatsapp has been one of the most favorite app of the mobile lovers. The article has simple steps to follow and install Whatsapp in Ubuntu Desktop Machine

Install latest Koha in Ubuntu 14.04

To all those enthusiastic about installing open source library management system koha. This article will guide step by step install procedure. This guide use a unique method of installing koha on Ubuntu 14.04. For this first you have to take a machine. You can call it as a server.

Protect your network using Pfsense firewall

Protecting the network with a commercial grade Free and Open Source(FOSS) firewall was never easy until Pfsense.

Survey of Realtime Stream Processing Tools and Volume Reduction Techniques

Survey of Realtime Stream Processing Tools and Volume Reduction Techniques

Artificial Vision -I : Getting comfortable with technology

Artificial Vision -I : Getting comfortable with technology The story is just some time back, probably last year. When I was delivering a lecture on Open Source and Computer Programming with ‘C’, where I explained about them about opens source… Continue Reading →

­Zentyal : Helps an academic institution overcome IT infrastructure challenges

Over the past many years, Inmantec Institutions faced issues managing their IT infrastructure. Problems like managing static IP pools for students and staff. Managing internet bandwidth, to avert users from misusing the internet bandwidth and many more. Here’s a first… Continue Reading →

Concept Note on Design and Implementation of Virtual Programming Lab: with Special Emphasis on Collaborative Learning

Concept Note on Design and Implementation of Virtual Programming Lab: with Special Emphasis on Collaborative Learning

Content Adaptation of lecture videos for Cellular Phones With special reference to QoS

Content Adaptation of lecture videos for Cellular Phones With special reference to Quality of Service

Parallelisation of Tesseract : An Open Source OCR Engine

Tesseract is a google open source OCR engine which was developed by Ray smith. This is one of the most accurate OCR engine.For more details you can visit http://code.google.com/p/tesseract-ocr/

Minimal bootloader

A bootloader is a program which loads the prerequisites for the operating system. This tutorial will explain about bootloader design and how it gets fitted in the system. For creating a bootloader  first we must setup the development environment system… Continue Reading →

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