Now make your own movies online!!

hi all, i was watching a vedio when i found a link to this amazing site. Here you can literally create your own animation movie , hold on , it doesn't require you to be someone like Subhash Ghai but you only need to type . Yes, just write the script and you have all facilities like camera,cast , view ,lights etc to make your movie come alive . So go on and become a movie maker!

here's my first useful app in android

hi friends, today i'm delighted as i have developed an application in android which would speak out to you the new messages as they arrive to your inbox! so no longer straining your eyes. Just start the app and it will run in background.
Here's a demo for you all



njoy ! :)

IT'S ANDROID TIME

Hi folks. i recently started writing applications for android , and i came across this great site which a number of very helpful tutorials to help you get started.They are hosted by Mathias Riesh.

Here's one :




Hope that helps

Love open source :)

Tweet through terminal!

I was experimenting with how to make a fast tweet when i stumbled upon an article as to how can one tweet right from one's terminal.
for this you need to install a very small programme called curl and then open the terminal and write:

curl -u yourusername:yourpassword -d status = "your status message" http://www.twitter.com/statuses/updates.xml

and for those who want the easier way out can try for gtwitter but i think it won't work under proxy server, so better watch out !

be free, use open source :)

Changing login-screen in ubuntu 9.10

This one's pretty interesting, i wanted to change the user-icon in ubuntu 9.10 login screen but found that from this edition of ubuntu users were not allowed to mess up with it , so i searched and searched and found that there was a way out!

open the terminal , type
usr/bin/gnome-about-me
and you will see a window pop up, here you can choose the icon of your choice!
You can even add new icons in the folder /usr/share/pixmaps/faces and can choose from them

Happy Linuxing :)

install nvedia graphis card driver in ubuntu

hi, this was really getting frustrating, i tried installing the drivers through Hardware Tools ad also tried Envyng but nothing was working ! finally i got the solution , manual labour is sometimes more fruitful! . I downloaded the driver .run file from the nvedia site, switched over to command mode ( Alt+Ctrl+F1 ) ,stopped the X server ,by writing :
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop and then installed the driver , after that i started the X server
and was at last successful
Hope this was useful!