Posts Tagged Linux

ipconfig on Linux?

Posted by Willy Permana in Komputer on August 27, 2010

Yesterday, I happened to notice something really weird on my Ombilin machine. Each time I logged in, there’s this “ipconfig” process that consumes one of CPU cores usage up to 99%.

IIRC, ipconfig is a Windows program. So what’s it doing on a Linux box?

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Cairo-dock is THE dock!

Posted by Willy Permana in Komputer on July 28, 2010

It doesn’t need Compiz, got minimal resource usage, no-OpenGL mode, and has several nifty widgets. It’s essentially giving you flashy stuff without sacrificing performance.

What else you could ask? :)

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Testing gnome-blog

Posted by Willy Permana in Blogging, Komputer on June 25, 2010

Lekhonee from repo can’t be installed on Lucid, and I’m feeling lazy to build it from source. So I’m trying gnome-blog. The interface even more simple than Lekhonee (and I thought Lekhonee is dull)

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A witty advice

Posted by Willy Permana in Komputer on May 22, 2010

My netbook webcam doesn’t work properly on BlankOn Nanggar. It can capture images, but it will be displayed upside down. After several hours googling, I finally get some sure workaround to solve this problem.

*Try holding your computer upside-down*. Dead simple, no? :)


Even though I already used the libv4l library, the webcam still displaying images upside-down. Maybe the webcam still haven’t been included on libv4l table on Nanggar release.

Well, it’s not like I badly need to use the webcam. But I do hope it’ll be fixed on the next BlankOn release. Maybe it’s already fixed on Ubuntu 10.04.

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E17 a.k.a Enlightenment, a lightweight window manager

Posted by Willy Permana in Komputer on March 30, 2010

Recently I’m trying Enlightenment, a light window manager. I’ve known this app for a long time, but only recently try to install it (I blame Dedi for tempting me :P ). I usually use GNOME. It’s virtually the only desktop environment I ever use. KDE isn’t up to my taste, and I rarely use XFCE anymore since my Xubuntu box has been monitor-less for a while.

The installation steps are the same as posted on Dedi’s blog, with some minor changes. I use old repo key because new repo key will give a GPG error. And since I’m using BlankOn Nanggar, I use packages for Jaunty.

  1. Edit my sources list

    2. $ sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list

  2. Add following line

    3. deb http://packages.enlightenment.org/ubuntu jaunty main extras

  3. Add repo key

    4. wget http://packages.enlightenment.org/repo.key.old -O - | sudo apt-key add -

  4. Update packages and install Enlightenment

    5. $ sudo apt-get update
    $ sudo apt-get install e17

  5. Log out and choose Enlightenment session

Enlightenment with Clearlook theme


You can get additional theme, app and stuff for Enlightenment from http://e17-stuff.org/ and http://exchange.enlightenment.org/ (Thanks Dedi, for the link :) )

So, do you want enlightenment? (Hahaha, bad pun, I know :) )

Note: Ubuntu repository also got Enlightenment packages, but it’s still an e16 version.

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