Dans la suite de Automatix voici Ultamatix :
From Wikipedia : « …Ultamatix is a tool that automates the addition of applications, codecs, fonts andlibraries not provided directly by the software repositories of Debian-based distributions like Ubuntu… »
Un petit nouveau à tester GPSBook.
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GPSBook is a software dedicated to manage traces generated by GPS devices.
GPSBook core software is able to manage traces organized by dates and make the selection of traces easy through his interface based on a calendar view.
GPSBook core software work with plugins which are providing all the features to the software. These plugins provide the capability to
GPSBook is an open source software, free and able to run on Linux, MacOS X and Windows.
Lancement d’applications au démarrage
Synchronisation des calendriers Google avec Ical
Synchronisation des contacts Google avec le carnet d’adresse
Caractères spéciaux
Connaitre la date de fabrication de la machine
Et encore plus
Sous Mac OS X Leopard, il est possible de lire et écrire sur des partitions NTFS grâce au logiciel NTFS-3G.
Settings for NTFS-3G can be changed using the NTFS-3G preference pane. To access the preference pane, start your ‘System Preferences’ application ( Menu -> System preferences…) and click the NTFS-3G icon.
Sur Snow Leopard 64 bit, il a fallu trouver un autre moyen pour lire et écrire les partition NTFS. En effet, le noyau 64 bit n’est pas supporté par NTFS-3G
Si la lecture des partitions NTFS est possible par défaut sur Snow Leopard, ce n’est pas le cas pour l’écriture. Certains ont cependant noté qu’il était possible d’activer le support de l’écriture via quelques lignes de commande dans le terminal et sans ajouter le moindre driver :
NtfsMounter est un petit programme qui rempli parfaitement cette tâche d’une manière plus « user friendly ».
Paragon NTFS (non gratuit) dans sa version 8.0 supporte le mode 64 bit de Snow Leopard.
From How to Geek
How to Reset Your Forgotten Mac OS X Password
It happens to everyone at some point—you create a new password and don’t remember to save it somewhere, and then before you know it you’ve forgotten what it was. Here’s how to reset the password on your Mac OS X computer.
If you’ve got a Windows PC and you want to reset your password, you can do so easily with the Ubuntu Live CD or the System Rescue CD in just a couple of minutes. Or you could always crack your password if you wanted.
Luckily for us, OS X has some very simple tricks that can reset a forgotten password without going to a lot of trouble.
The first method we will look at is the OS X Installation Disk, so grab yours and put it into the drive. Once you have booted off the disk you will need to choose your language, and then OS X will prepare the installation environment.
Then you will choose the Utilities menu and choose Reset Password.
Now you need to choose the volume with the account you need to change the password for, choose the account from the drop down, and generate your new password and password hint if you wish to use one.
Note: You may want to reset the ACLs while you are here since you have changed your password. Once you are done, you can save and restart the computer.
Now you can login to your OS X computer with your newly made password.
The other, and possibly easier way to get around a forgotten password requires booting into Single User Mode and removing a file that tells OS X that the first boot setup has run.
To boot into Single User Mode, you’ll need to reboot the computer while pressing and holding the Command and S keys after you hear the startup gong.
Once you have booted into Single User Mode you will need to mount the volume you need to get into. Most of the time this will just be your boot disk and can be mounted as “/”. This command will mount that for you:
sudo mount -uw /
Next we need to remove the file that tells OS X that its already done the setup:
rm -rf /var/db/.AppleSetupDone
Now we need to reboot using the very logical reboot command.
reboot
Once we boot back up it will be just like the first time you boot after install and you will see the Welcome screen, and just click through the first two screens.
When you reach the screen that asks if you already own a Mac, make sure to choose “Do not transfer my information now” since we’re not doing any migrating of data.
Once you reach the “Enter Your Apple ID” screen, you can press the Command and Q keys at the same time to get past the rest of the prompts. Click Skip when asked.
Now you will create a new Administrator account. You can choose to name it something you wish to keep or anything since you just need this account to get into the OS and to System Preferences.
Click through the next screens until you reach the Thank You screen, and we’re finally done with that part of the process. Click Go and you’ll be brought into the new account.
Once the new account has loaded you can now go to your System Preferences. We will want the Accounts pane.
Now select the account with the password you want to reset and click Reset Password…
Choose your new password, and password hint if you desire, and click Reset Password.
You can now logout and login to the account with the new password.
Perian est le couteau suisse pour QuickTime. Une fois installé, les applications MacOs utilisant Quicktime reconnaissent les bons formats.
Perian
From pawelb.loki-a.com
« …iPodFS is FUSE based filesystem allows you to mount the iTunes DB from your iPod and use it like others USB-connected music players, which interface with the computer like a hard drive. It lets you access the files on the iPod from the command line and play them by your favourite MP3 player… »
Une application plutôt sympathique sur Iphone proposée par Logitech
extrait de Businessmobile.com
« … L’application gratuite s’installe sur un PC ou un Mac et fonctionne en WiFi avec un iPhone ou un iPod Touch dont les écrans se transforment en souris et en clavier.
L’application gratuite Touch Mouse de Logitech se compose de deux parties. D’un côté l’interface Logitech Tech Mouse Server à installer sur Windows XP, Vista et 7 ou Mac OS X. De l’autre l’application Touch Mouse à télécharger depuis son iPhone ou iPod Touch sur l’App Store… »
Un tutoriel pour la synchronisation du calendrier Google sur l’Iphone… From http://fr.bioub.com/
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Configuration de l’iPhone
Attention si vous utilisez le calendrier de l’iPhone en le synchronisant avec iTunes. Cette configuration va supprimer tous vos calendriers, pensez donc à faire une sauvegarde. Si vous utilisez déjà le calendrier en Push avec MobileMe, pas besoin de sauvegarder (mais on devrait toujours faire des sauvegardes n’est-ce pas ?).
Vous pouvez désormais ajouter des événements sur Google Calendar, iCal ou votre iPhone ils se synchroniseront.
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Creating Subgalleries
A subgallery is just a subset of your full gallery, starting at a given directory. Using subgalleries, you can essentially have multiple galleries on one site. Also, you might use this feature to share just a portion of your gallery in a post or page. Let’s say you’ve uploaded a new folder to your gallery – you could include just that folder in a subgallery in a blog post.
To display a subgallery, create a post or page and include the following tag:
<!- – lazy-k-gallery:subgallery=Animals – ->
This tag will display a subgallery consisting of all your photos from the Animals folder in the root of your gallery.
Cofiguration
Réperoire de base de la galerie : ~fotoiou
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