7

Sep

Install Linux Ubuntu via USB/Thumb drive : How to

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories How to's, Technology, Tutorials | Tagged Administration, click, computer, Concept, disk, DNetWorks, drive, file, Install, installation, Installing, instruction, ISO, menu, Network, priority, Question, startup, Ubuntu, version

Install Linux Ubuntu via USB/Thumb drive : How to

You’ve been using Windows and find it insecure and you have decided to install Ubuntu, one the most popular Linux Flavors (version). But the question is how do you install it via a Thumb drive. Well, you can easily install it via the CD or the downloaded .ISO file, which can be burnt on a […]

2

Sep

How to restore the GRUB 2 (GRand Unified Bootloader) on (Linux) Ubuntu after Windows 7 re-install for Dual boot systems

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories Featured, How to's, Tutorials | Tagged copy, disk, drive, file, img, installation, ISO, login, menu, nbsp, partition, reason, root, sda, software, sudo, terminal, type, Ubuntu, Unified

How to restore the GRUB 2 (GRand Unified Bootloader) on (Linux) Ubuntu after Windows 7 re-install for Dual boot systems

A lot of people use dual boot (Windows and Linux) on their desktops and laptops for various reason, some say Windows is not as secure but have to use it for software compatibility, We too agree that Windows is the traget of most of the virus that crashes the system. You are in a dilemma […]

6

Jan

Type the new Indian Rupee Logo without changing your Keyboard

Posted by Dhawal D | Categories Mix Bag, Tutorials, Uncategorized | Tagged accent key, brows, code, code position, Committee, default font, easy solution, Excepts, facebook, famous typographer, file, font, Fonts, Gmail, grave accent, Indian, indian rupee, Install, Installer, internet applications, ISO, iso standards, keyboard layout, language bar, menu, new fonts, Official, selector, support, task bar, Technical, terminal, toolbars menu, twitter, unicode standard, unicode standards, unicode technical committee, UTC, zip file

The Unicode Technical Committee(UTC) has approved a code position for our new Indian Rupee Symbol. Which means we can start using our rupee symbol all around the world in computers, mobile phones and internet without deviating from Unicode standards. Very soon you will be able to type the symbol in your favorite internet applications like […]