There were a couple of people that I met recently complained to me that their Ubuntu only detects 3 gigs of RAM after they upgraded their machine to 4 GB RAM. Actually the problem does not lie with Ubuntu or any operating system in particular, rather the problem is related to 32bit operating system which […]
After much procrastination, I finally upgraded my blog to WordPress 2.8, please refer to WordPress Codex for new features and the latest release highlights. Additionally, I’ve added Google Friend Connect feature to my blog, so you can register and follow my blog through Google Friend Connect. For the time being, you can only follow this […]
Last week I had the chance to use the Asus EeePC 1000h netbook (photo below) while carrying out official duties in my workplace. The Asus EeePC 1000h dimension is roughly the size of an A4 paper. If you happened to have an A4 paper in front of you, then you’ll get the idea of how […]
Google Chrome for GNU / Linux and Mac has finally arrived! However it is only an early version for developers and lack features that would make it usable in production environment. Missing features from early release of Linux & Mac Google Chrome are : Can’t view Youtube videos Missing TIFF support Loads of memory leaks […]
OpenID is a standard that allows you to log into many websites or services using a single identity as oppose to memorize several different username and password on different websites. Websites that provide OpenID identity are called OpenID providers. There are many OpenID providers, and one of it is Launchpad. Launchpad users can use their […]
Hey guys, a quick update, I’m going to give a talk on MSC Malaysia OSConf 2009. For your information. MSC Malaysia Open Source Conference is an international forum for sharing and exchanging ideas and thoughts on the advancements, business opportunities and the development of open source application development. The conference is organized into 3 tracks […]