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How to Change PYTHONPATH in Windows and Ubuntu
The PYTHONPATH is the list of directories Python searches through to find modules. Here I cover various methods to append to the PYTHONPATH in Windows and Ubuntu Linux. Continue reading
Configure Windows TCP/IP Settings From the Command Shell
This post will show you how to visualize and modify TCP/IP settings on Windows both from the GUI and the NT Command Shell (aka Command Line – cmd). I had to figure this out in order to fix a network … Continue reading
Windows Applications I Use
This is a list of all the Windows applications that I used before I switched to Ubuntu. They all work well, and that’s the most important thing to me. I prefer open-source applications, but not if I have to deal with an inferior product. Continue reading
Change Windows 7 Login Background Without Installing Any Extra Software
In Windows 7, you are able to change the login background very easily. All you have to do is make sure one of the Boolean values in the Windows Registry is set to True. I learned about this from Rafael … Continue reading
Commands for Windows 7
An extensive list of helpful commands for the Windows Run Dialog, Windows Explorer, and the NT Shell (cmd). Continue reading
Windows 7 Keyboard Shortcuts
A handy list of Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts. Continue reading
Open Shared Folders on a Windows Machine from Ubuntu 9.10
Thanks to Ubuntu’s Samba File Sharing Server, Ubuntu users are able to access shared folders on Windows computers. However, it doesn’t always work as well as it should. For the rest of this page, I’m going to assume you already … Continue reading
Share Folders from Ubuntu 10.04 to a Windows Machine
Ubuntu makes it easy to share folders with a windows machine. Contrary to popular belief, there is no need for the terminal or a text editor. Just use nautilus (the file browser that opens from the Places menu) to browse … Continue reading