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Adobe Flex

November 30th, 2008 No comments

I have to say i have never been an man of making GUI (graphical user interfaces) and the only reason why not is, because it took a lot of time to create everything I wanted. I haven’t build any GUI application since 2 years (most apps where online application or command line so didn’t need any gui). I have played around with J2ME for creating mobile applications and there GUI but was not impressed by the tooling and the way of making the GUI. Besides J2ME I have worked with Flash, .NET, WEB(HTML) and some other options for creating online and offline user interfaces. Although I could make everything I wanted with every of those languages and frameworks I came across, I was never really satisfied. Read more…

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Repair items in /dev under RedHat

November 18th, 2008 No comments

Everyone knows this but I have to say it again, DONT forget to backup your stuff. Because if you don’t you could end up spending valuable time recovering or repairing things like I had to. I will spare you the details what went wrong here that made it necessary to repair my /DEV, but the head problem was that I could not login with SSH and that terminal was not starting properly. This was happening because some of the items in /DEV where gone. To repair those tings this is what I did. Read more…

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Stopping kvm to load or removing kvm in Ubuntu

November 13th, 2008 2 comments

When I was working with VirtualBox and Vmware server I found out that if I enabled my hardware virtualization everything would freeze. So how com?

You have probably heard about kvm (kernel-based Virtual Machine) that is available in Ubuntu. It’s used for creating virtual machines in ubuntu. It works nice but I wanted to use Vmware server, and this is where things go down. Read more…

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Three ways of managing WebSphere MQ 6

November 12th, 2008 2 comments

I am using three ways or maybe I should say three tools in Linux to manage, monitor and configure MQ on the fly. I thought why not share my way of doing those tree things. So here they are, lets start with the most basic and standard one. Read more…

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