We all love the time-saver spotlight application in Mac OSX..! So here is an alternative for ubuntu users: Tracker

STEP1: Open your terminal

sudo apt-get install tracker

STEP2: Open the "Tracker" preferences and adjust it according to your needs.

You are done! Now leave it to index your files and Enjoy searching.

NOTE:

i used in the following examples my own device names such as "/dev/sda3" and "/dev/sda4", But you should use your own values. To know your device names or IDs : open the terminal and type this command:

 sudo blkid 

Also i used the mount point as "/media/c" and "/media/d", But you can change them to any path you like.

STEP1: Open your Terminal and edit the "fstab" file:

sudo gedit /etc/fstab

STEP2: Add this line at the end of the file:

For a "FAT" partition:

STEP1: From the Linux command line, enable the rewrite module for apache with this command:

sudo a2enmod rewrite

STEP2: use an editor (such as vim or gedit) to edit the appropriate Apache configuration file:

sudo vim /etc/apache2/sites-available/default

STEP3: Look for the following lines and change "AllowOverride None" to "AllowOverride All"

<Directory /var/www/>
    Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews
    AllowOverride None
    Order allow,deny
    allow from all
<Directory>

Today i'd like to share a little tip about the "Outline" property in CSS.
Most of us (themers/template builders) face browser compatibility issues everyday and i used to debug the box model using "Borders".

The problem:
"Borders" add extra space to the box model, So it might cause problems in the flow of the document and break up your layout while debugging.

Hello..Today i decided to start a blog to post little "How to"s and "Code Snippets" that might be helpful for Web geeks and novice linux users ( i consider my self one of them :) )..Since i'm not good in talking i'll be brief and straight as much as possible.

Well let's get to the point..If you have downloaded a CD image (BIN format) and not able to mount it or even convert it to the standard format (ISO) here is a little solution:

1- Open the "Terminal".
2- Type "sudo apt-get install bchunk".
3- Enter your Password.