Ubuntu11.04等了很久了终于测试版本放出来了….因这之前做过无数次的小白鼠.不论是使用还是测试.Ubuntu11.04的改进给我们一个很大的鼓励.为什么我们做事情不能总是断给自己一些新的目标.改动的很多…..如.原有的openoffice–> LibreOffice 目录菜单的改变.Firefox 4.0
32位下载: ubuntu-11.04-beta1-desktop-i386.iso (699MB, torrent),
64位下载: ubuntu-11.04-beta1-desktop-amd64.iso (691MB, torrent).
Share with you my successful experience in setting up 10.6.2 Snow Leopard in Lenovo S10-2. Now with the installation guides below, you can too transform your Lenovo S10-2 netbook becoming a Macbook and start writing apps for submission to appstore the same like i do.
NOTE: Try at your own risk, this site holds NO responsibility if something goes wrong.
Requirements:
- you’ll need Lenovo S10-2 netbook.
- you’ll need external DVDR.
- you’ll need Snow Leopard retail DVD (USD $29).
- you’ll need at least 8GB USB thumbdrive.
- you’ll need a copy of Netbookbootmaker app.
Three major steps to install Snow Leopard (image below):
1) Copy OSX retail DVD to your USB thumbdrive.
2) Make your USB thumbdrive bootable.(you’ll need an existing pc running on OSX)
3) Boot with your S10-2 with USB thumbdrive.
Scroll below to details setup guides…..
本来使用系统默认的输入法是不太想去换的.但是昨天不知道按那里个键后.输入有些字会变成繁体.有些都打不出来.但是找了一整天也没找出个结果来.重安装装输入法也是无效的.无果后.只能安装fcitx输入法.听很多人说是个很不错的输入法.那当然也不能放过.先来安装试试. 为了让自己以后能方便的找到自己所需要的.所以直接把别人写的复制过来.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wengxt/fcitx-nightly sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install fcitx fcitx-config-gtk fcitx-sunpinyin
sudo apt-get install fcitx-table-all #同时安装其他码表
im-switch -s fcitx -z default #设为默认输入法，一般不需要，除非系统有多个输入法
前一段时间使用hostrail.com一个季度(Total: $3.14 USD).使用总的来说还不错.但是对于我来说要做blog存放速度又不够.那么就使用一些简单的代理服务呀.那还是足够了.因为自由…..但是明天就到期了.想续费呢.只能能45%.所以想想不合算还是再找找看看有没有更加便宜的.因为我的要求也不高就当ssh来用.所以我也花了一定的时间去找…..123Systems – $10/年 128MB Linux VPS 是一个不错的选择.
看图:
型号：Linux-128MB-Special，具体配置如下：
内存 ：128 MB的突发 ：128 MB的磁盘空间 ：5 GB的带宽 ：250 GB的
购买地址：https://123systems.net/billing/cart.php?a=add&pid=149
测试IP：64.31.59.230
购买后登录邮件.查看查关的登录信息.就可以直接使用ssh.功能了.很不错的.
对于Multiboot 启动大家一定也熟悉吧。MultiBoot ISO制作U盘来启动grub来直接引导ISO文件,YUMI Multiboot中提取使用syslinux的启动设备的USB存储设备.
创建一个YUMI Multiboot多重引导多系统的USB设备，我们可以通过YUMI Multiboot来实现这一功能我们就来进行安装
选择安装的盘符。。还有需要安装的iso文件
安装后可以直接引导
YUMI-0.0.0.4.exe 2011年3月21日 – 更新日志
vai{pendrivelinux}
“In recent weeks, Chinese Internet users have reported difficulty accessing Gmail, causing speculation that the Chinese government is upgrading the infamous Great Firewall of China to step up its efforts to control the flow of information on the web.
It’s no secret that China is planning to tighten its control of the country’s Internet access, but given the government’s unpredictability it’s hard to tell what this means for Gmail. While popular social networks like Twitter and Facebook have been blocked for a long time, LinkedIn was blocked at one stage and then made available again after a day. Bill Bishop, an independent analyst who watches China’s Internet market, was quoted in PC World:
China routinely blocks overseas websites and takes down content it deems politically sensitive. But the problem with Gmail could mark a new tactic to disrupt services without blocking a site completely, said Bill Bishop, an independent analyst who watches China’s Internet market.
“The people behind the Great Firewall have clearly upped their game,” he said.
Gmail users have been complaining on Chinese microblogs and on Twitter that the service has been slow or inaccessible. Google spokeswoman Christine Chen said the service is not having technical difficulties and it is more likely an issue on the government’s end.
Beijing-based Internet and systems expert Richard Parris shares his thoughts (viaShanghaiist) on the latest GFW developments.
That is a real advance because what we’re seeing is not just an address list that’s blocked, or not just servers names and keywords that are blocked, but what appears to be some kind of understanding of the service that is provided by the page. And specifically what we’re seeing that’s really changed is very wide scale blocking of things that may be used as communication tools, as rapid communication tools, of the Facebook/Twitter kind, that have been to various degrees hyped as playing a part in recent events in the Middle East, and other places.
With recent uprisings in multiple Middle Eastern countries attributed to social media, China’s Internet censors were likely told “to squeeze even harder”, said Bishop, who believes the Gmail interruptions represent a shift in policy decision. This may also affect users who rely on VPNs to circumvent the Great Firewall because the problems come with increasing technological complexity in the Firewall’s network configurations.
What’s next? A China Gmail clone?
