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Thesis on Developing and packaging for Android
My student Nur Sah Ketene started his thesis on developing and packaging Android software. You can follow his thesis on GitHub.
Create deb metapackage in 5 minutes
How to install your 200 favourite programs automatically? Latest versions with bug fixes, please. Create a metapackage. Install requirements $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get -y install equivs Create source file Create a skeleton file. Use only small caps … Continue reading
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SnowFinch does web analytics
Free realtime web analytics now has a name: SnowFinch. It’s a bird. You might have seen one – it’s lumivarpunen in Finnish. Follow Joaos realtime web analytics software in blog.snowfinch.net.
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Realtime Web Analytics – Thesis
My student Joao (twitter, github) started his thesis on realtime web analytics. The program will show graphs of home page usage, similar to Google Analytics or Webalizer. The goal is to make the update latency much shorter. It will be … Continue reading
View & Kill – Processes in Linux
Better to kill one bad process than let the whole system crash. Catch the hogs and let your uptimes grow!
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Munin Monitors your Ubuntu Linux – One Step Install
Munin graphs system usage over time. It follows CPU, memory, disk use and many other measurements. It’s easy to install Munin on Ubuntu.
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55 Computer Cloud – with Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud
The cloud at its biggest was about 55 nodes. When trying out the Folding@Home, we successfully installed Origami on 64 VM instances. Arttu got Irssi IRC-client and WordPress client running in the VMs, but due to the lack of backups and/or snapshot functionality, … Continue reading
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