startup
ref
$ gnome-terminal -x htop // run htop on new terminal
window shortcut key
alt + tab : switch windows
shift+ctrl+alt+arrow : switch workspace(desktop)
alt + space : open window manager menu
alt + F4 : close win
alt + F7 : move win
alt + F8 : resize win
alt + F9 : min. win
alt + F10 : max. win
2/29/2008
Siebel Scholar
Graduate Schools of Business
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management
- Northwestern University, J.L. Kellogg School of Management
- Stanford University, Graduate School of Business
- University of Chicago, Graduate School of Business
Graduate Schools of Computer Science
- Carnegie Mellon University, School of Computer Science
- Harvard University, School of Computer Science
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Engineering
- Stanford University, School of Engineering
- University of California, Berkeley, School of Engineering
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, College of Engineering
ref
2/28/2008
VirtualBox
Type: Dynamically expanding image
Location: /home/tanyeun/.VirtualBox/VDI/WindowsXP.vdi
Size: 10.00 GB (10737418240 Bytes)
I left 10G because I thought XP needs lots of MEM space
but the truth is it only takes about 4 G
add user to group of VirtualBox:
vi /etc/group
vboxusers:x:120:user
press right ctrl to free the mouse from the VM
# Integration ---
if we add device -> Install Guest Additions
then we can combine windows and linux together which is pretty cool
back to non-combination mode using HOST + L (HOST = right ctrl)
# Audio
Host Audio Driver: OSS Audio Driver
Location: /home/tanyeun/.VirtualBox/VDI/WindowsXP.vdi
Size: 10.00 GB (10737418240 Bytes)
I left 10G because I thought XP needs lots of MEM space
but the truth is it only takes about 4 G
add user to group of VirtualBox:
vi /etc/group
vboxusers:x:120:user
press right ctrl to free the mouse from the VM
# Integration ---
if we add device -> Install Guest Additions
then we can combine windows and linux together which is pretty cool
back to non-combination mode using HOST + L (HOST = right ctrl)
# Audio
Host Audio Driver: OSS Audio Driver
Mapple-bbs on Ubuntu
1. download Mapple-BBS at
http://processor.tfcis.org/~itoc/doc/101_install.htm
2.
-root- # mkdir /home/bbs
-root- # vipw
// bsd
bbs:*:9999:99::0:0:BBS Administrator:/home/bbs:/bin/tcsh
// linux
bbs:x:9999:999:BBS Administrator:/home/bbs:/bin/bash
-root- # joe /etc/group
// bsd
bbs:*:99:bbs
// linux
bbs:*:999:bbs
shell:
You have modified /etc/passwd.
You may need to modify /etc/shadow for consistency.
Please use the command `vipw -s' to do so.
-root- # passwd bbs
shell:
passwd: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info
passwd: password unchanged
// probably cause edit /etc/shadow failed
then manually edit vi /etc/shadow
or the above might replace by simply using "adduser bbs" command
-root- # tar xvfz /tmp/MapleBBS-3.10-20yymmdd-PACK.tgz -C /home/
-root- # chown -R bbs:bbs /home/bbs
2/27/2008
Intro
I am at Grainger Lib, UIUC, thinking of the need of a cyber space to keep track of my
everyday improvement in case of forgetting anything
I used to keep track of everything on BBS, which is a Chinese ASCII interface on telnet
but it is regarded unsafe and got blocked from wifi and appears very slow on wireline
at first I set up Mapple-BBS on the VM ware on Windows and use it offline
it runs very well but after some unknown problem on my VM that cannot access to
the internet make me to decide change my OS to linux
so that 's the origin reason I create this blog. ^_^
everyday improvement in case of forgetting anything
I used to keep track of everything on BBS, which is a Chinese ASCII interface on telnet
but it is regarded unsafe and got blocked from wifi and appears very slow on wireline
at first I set up Mapple-BBS on the VM ware on Windows and use it offline
it runs very well but after some unknown problem on my VM that cannot access to
the internet make me to decide change my OS to linux
so that 's the origin reason I create this blog. ^_^
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