While working in Windows, I always miss what I use in Linux. Previously I blogged about virtual desktops, window catalogue, desktop preview etc in Windows.
Just like that, I’d like to share another of my favorite application – PowerMenu.
This tiny application(consists of 3 files) allows you to have transparency, minimize to systray, prioritize and put [...]
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When developing applications for big companies who had some legacy systems/applications running, and you are required to do the Data Extraction from the legacy systems import to your application. This, sometimes, can be really hard, especially when there are missing data in some rows, or some data extractions are comma delimited, some tab and [...]
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The first impression potential customer visiting your online presence is very important, as we can see Relenta is pretty much aware of this because it has very simple yet effective, sleek and user-friendly website design.
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In my previous post I have reviewed AdesClrPicker in Windows, and now I’m doing a review in Linux. I will be testing it under Ubuntu 7.04 – the Feisty Fawn.
Before I begin, I need to note that AdesClrPicker is not developed to run on Linux, it’s a Windows application. So if you encounter any kind [...]
After some considerations, I have decided to stop using Google’s Analytics. I will be instead using 103bees to gather information about incoming traffics to my blog.
I will update on how did it go with 103bees within next week hopefully. But to tell the truth it looks promising! So chances are high that I’ll be another [...]