You’ve probably heard – Netflix works on Linux! Yes, installing Netflix on Linux has become easier, but we still need to use the cmd line. (COMMANDS BELOW) || Add me: facebook.com || Let me show you the easy way to watch Netflix on Ubuntu, Mint and Fedora! To install on Ubuntu / Mint – Start terminal $ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:ehoover/compholio $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install netflix-desktop —— For Fedora (only 32 bit systems) You need wget first: su -c ‘yum -y install wget’ Installing Netflix: wget -c sourceforge.net tar -xvzf Netflixplayer.tar.gz su -c ‘sh Netflixplayer.sh’ Running Netflix from cmd line: sh /usr/bin/Netflix.sh
Tag Archives: fedora
OpenOffice and Honeycomb Open Source (mostly), CyanogenMod 7, Skype Vulnerability on Android!
Here is what is going on in the world of Linux – July 10 2012.
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Fedora 17 KDE Review – Linux Distro Reviews
So here is a review of the KDE under Fedora 17. Looks good.
Overall, this respin of Fedora 17 provides the same great stable base as the Gnome version, but with a very nicely unified KDE 4.8.3 Software Compilation. Complete with all of the great KDE apps, the Calligra Suite also makes a stable debut. Faster login time as well as easier – but somewhat old school – package management, Fedora 17 KDE is looking like a very worth while release. Thanks for the feedback everybody! Links: Fedora 17 KDE download: spins.fedoraproject.org My Google+: plus.google.com My Blog: infinitelygalactic.blogspot.com My twitter twitter.com
Fedora 17 Review – Linux Distro Reviews
The new version of Fedora was released about a month ago. Here is a good review of the new issue.
==Should I review the KDE version of Fedora 17 or wait for Kororra 17 KDE?== A quick review of the Beefy Miracle also known as Fedora 17 rocking the Gnome 3.4 desktop. Overall, a quality release from the Fedora community – with amazing speed and stability. Perfect OS for the Linux enthusiast – you can really turn this distro into whatever you want it to be. Did I mention it also has an insanely fast boot time? Links: Fedora Release notes: fedoraproject.org Install guides: www.howtoforge.com My Google+: plus.google.com My Blog: infinitelygalactic.blogspot.com My twitter twitter.com
Unity vs Gnome Shell – Desktop Comparison
Worked hard on this one. =o) There’s been a lot of controversy around choosing Unity over Gnome 3.. || Join the chat: twitter.com || ..and many of you have requested my opinion. Since recent releases, Ubuntu has used Unity as its default desktop environment. In this week’s episode of OS.ALT I describe the important differences for you, and what the improvements found in the latest version of Unity released with Ubuntu 12.04 mean in comparison with Gnome 3. Hint: Ubuntu 12.04 really floored me, in no small part due to Unity and the HUD.
Fedora 17: Beefy Miracle release
Leading innovation: Freedom, friends, features, first… and franks. The mustard indicates progress in this Fedora release, which includes an abundance of the most cutting-edge features for open source developers with an interface that’s easy for non-developer desktop users. Fedora 17 moves innovation forward with the latest in languages and development tools. It includes automatic multi-seat support, multitouch support, a new clustering stack, cloud options, and much more.
How To Install Open Office 3.1 On Fedora 11
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How do I erase a linux partition on my hard drive?
I have vista installed on one hard drive and fedora 10 linux installed on the other hard drive. How can I remove the linux partition since windows doesn’t recognize linux partitions?
How do I boot from my windows partition after installing linux?
I just installed Fedora on a separate partition from my Windows one. How do I boot from the other partition?
And if there is another way to boot from Windows back to linux, please tell me as well. Thanks in advance.
How do install mpeg decoders and flash for linux fedora 10?
I am completely new to linux fedora and linux for that matter. I am running fedora from a live usb until i get these issues fixed. I apparently need to install mpeg decoders, xvid decoders, avi decoders and a flash player. Being a complete noob to linux I don’t know how to go about this.