Showing posts with label linux. Show all posts
Showing posts with label linux. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 20, 2016

Hey everybody!


After a long break from blogging I've decided to start sharing my experience and what I've learned so far with Python programming. 
Recently I've started with web programming over Python and Flask. I've made a cool personal financial assistant app that works just great. I plan to start sharing a step-by-step guide on how to become a beginner programmer using Python (and Flask). 

The plan is as follows:

  1.  Weekly post starting from the basic through advanced topics
  2.  I will try to respond as fast as I can to your questions
  3.  As always you can reach my @gunavarablog (twitter)
I'm planning to do a well-explained tutorial on how to create your own linux server with apache that can host your Flask apps! 


Things you need to get ready:

  1. Get python! (I am using 2.7x and for the purpose of upcoming tutorial series, you should install version 2.7) - Python.org
  2. I am using Eclipse with PyDev as an IDE. You can download it from HERE.

My development environment includes:

  1. Windows 10   64bit
  2. Eclipse IDE with PyDev
  3. Python 2.7.12
  4. Flask
  5. MySQLdb
  6. Ubuntu Server
  7. Apache + MySQL + PHP 
  8. WinSCP
  9. Puty (ssh)

Monday, June 10, 2013

So you are at a cafe or restaurant and for some stupid reason the wireless they offer seems to fail you. Constantly connecting / disconnecting or losing the signal, which can be very very irritating. This happened to me recently and I was very annoyed. Sitting out in the summer garden having your meal or cup of coffee and you want to check some stuff on your laptop/pad but you can't seem to get the signal. Well good news for you if you are a Samsung Galaxy S3 user. I will show you in few easy steps how to share your phone's mobile internet to your laptop!

Ok first things first.

1. Open the settings in your Samsung Galaxy S3

2. Click on "More Settings"

3. Click on "Tethering and portable hotspot" and click on the On/Off button next to it. It will give you a message "Attention - Enabling portable Wi-Fi hotspot will turn off Wi-Fi"  Click OK and don't worry about it.


4. Click on "Portable Wi-Fi hotspot.." There you can see your details about how to connect to your phone's mobile internet. 

These are the default settings.
  • Open your laptop and search for a wireless network named "AndroidAP" (obviously you can change the name, password, security etc.)
  • Click connect 
  • Type in the password as shown on your phone (like in the picture above)
  • There you have it! Internet on your laptop/Pad directly by your phone.
WARNING: using mobile internet via your mobile phone is the same thing as if you are using it with your Galaxy S3. Which means if you are paying for bandwidth it will charge you. Make sure you have good mobile plan when you download stuff and browse so you don't have to pay a lot. 

*Advanced part*
5. You can configure the settings of the sharing of mobile internet by clicking on "Configure" button (as shown on previous picture)
You can edit the Wi-Fi network name, the security type and password. Once ready - click "Save"

6. You can add Allowed devices list to connect to your phone's mobile internet. Click on "Allowed devices" as shown in 5) 

7. Once in "Allowed devices", click on the top right "+" button and add your device's name and mac address


That's it. This is how you can easily use your phone's internet on your laptop/pad or any device. If you have a good mobile plan with fast and cheap internet (like monthly subscription) this is a very cool thing to use. You can share your internet when you are on a meeting, with friends, family or anyone who needs internet to interact with you but does not have a mobile plan or wi-fi available at the moment. 

If you have any questions or need help - use the comments section or the contact form. 
Keep rockin'!



Monday, November 19, 2012

So I've been sent a .pub file (Microsoft Publisher) that I needed to view in my Ubuntu OS on the Lenovo Z580. As I'm sure most of you searched for at least 15 minutes in google results, you didn't find any software that can actually open the .pub file. I am sharing with you the only website that provided me the tool to really convert this damn file into a .pdf fast, easy and free.

http://convert.neevia.com/pdfconvert/

The only limitation I saw there was that the file should not be bigger than 2MB.

On that topic, I've read somewhere that google is working to make LibreOffice to be able to import .pub files. The predictions are for the first months of next year. Although you won't be able to export to .pub files it's still pretty good news.


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