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Monday, 30 November 2009 18:24

torrent client in linux

Written by sahil



torrent clients in linux


orrents are dependent on how many seeds there are ON LINE and what THEIR upload speeds are. If they are stuck behind a university firewall that throttles uploads, your download will suk. If they are on dial up, your downloads will suk .. even if you are a on cable at 23mbps. Just because a torrent is listed in a place like isoHunt does not mean that the torrent is available at all times.

Torrents are not stored on servers! Understand that it is peer to peer. So do not expect that all will be blazingly fast downloads.



Some tips to improve your speed:
http://torrentfreak.com/speed-up-your-torrents-tips-from-a-bittorrent-developer-080719/

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Sunday, 18 October 2009 00:04

Opensource and Free Screen-casting Tool

Written by Sahil
The process of capturing the screenshots of one's activities on a  computer continuously and assembling them into a video is called screen-casting.
Take for instance ,while on the Net you need to demonstrate the mail merge facility of a word processing package.Instead of explaining the whole process in words,if you demonstrate the same graphically he/she may understand it better.
With the help of screen-casting software one can easily generate a mail merge screencat and mail it to the client.However, if you are on a public machine this may not be feasible without an on-line solution.
Sunday, 18 October 2009 00:00

How 2 use wine in ubuntu

Written by Sumeet Kumar

What is Wine?

Wine" derives from the recursive acronym Wine Is Not an Emulator. Wine is a free software application that aims to allow Unix-like computer operating systems to execute programs written for Microsoft Windows. Wine also provides a software library known as Winelib against which developers can compile Windows applications to help port them to Unix-like systems. Wine is not the ideal.Not all Windows applications run in Wine. And some that do require extra configuration in order to work. Wine implements the Windows API entirely in user-space, rather than as a kernel module at the time of writing