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Twitter Updates for 2009-07-16

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Twitter Updates for 2009-07-09

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Twitter Updates for 2009-07-08

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Twitter Updates for 2009-06-24

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Twitter Updates for 2009-06-02

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Twitter Updates for 2009-05-18

  • Online storage/file sync/sharing service for #Ubuntu 9.04 http://short.to/9xmf #
  • @juhib tweets are classified using hashtags (#). Like #voteindia, #layoffs, #911. There cud be more, but the limit is the 140 chars in reply to juhib #
  • @juhib reg. #ndtv on twitter. Pinch of salt – Inventions originate overseas and they service tradional indian consumers – the mass. in reply to juhib #
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Online storage for Linux

I was looking for an online storage:

  • Which can work on Linux (on my Fedora 9 laptop)
  • Using which backing up files is quick – as easy as drag-n-drop or copy-n-paste (else I will be lazy to back up)
  • Free
  • Atleast a GB of space (if not more)

Optionally:

  • To be able to access the files from anywhere
  • To be able access the files using my laptop, home desktop and office desktop running Windows/Linux
  • Offline access to files (for those rare occasions when I’m not connected to the Internet)

I checked out Xdrive, Adrive, Gmail Drive and Live Mesh but none of these fit my mandatory requirements. Xdrive and Live Mesh are Windows only. Adrive’s WebDav access is paid. Gmail Drive (tried using fuse-gmailfs on Fedora) was erratic.

The solution that worked for me was Dropbox – 2 GB free space, works on Linux and drag-n-drop online storage. Dropbox is also available for Windows and Mac OS, besides Linux Read the rest of this entry »

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Run Google Chrome on Linux – The easy way

As per my earlier blog post, Chrome (Google’s home grown web browser) is not available for Linux. Its release status for Linux, as stated at Google Chrome’s download site is – “Google Chrome for Linux is in development and a team of engineers is working hard to bring it to you as soon as possible.” But seems Linux had not to wait!.

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