Little Android Application I use internally.
Programming
Adventures in Bash and Raspberry PI: A Media/NAS Server Install Script
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I’ve been running the Raspberry PI for about two weeks now and I’ve got to say, I am loving every minute of it. I am thinking of making a php extension in C to use the GPIO pins, but have…
How to force TLP to run on a laptop with a defective upower daemon – Programming in Perl
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UPower is an abstraction for enumerating power devices, listening to device events and querying history and statistics. Any application or service on the system can access the org.freedesktop.UPower service via the system message bus. Some operations (such as suspending the…
Bash Script for Brightness Controls For Samsung 535u3c in Lubuntu/Ubuntu/Linux
by clintcan • • 4 Comments
The default proprietary linux display drivers in Xorg for Lubuntu which I installed in my Samsung 535u3c ultrabook doesn’t work for the lcd brightness settings (xbacklight doesn’t work for this notebook). After setting up my sound successfully, this is the…
Android Is the Most Closed Mobile Open Source Project – and Is One of the Most Successful
by clintcan • • 1 Comment
Among the 8 open source projects listed, Eclipse was the most “open” of all the projects, and Android was the last in the list.
How to Add a Facebook, Twitter and Google +1 Button to Your WordPress Blog
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Putting It All Together: SpellDial php class and Android Application – Part Two
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Let’s now continue on how to use the spelldial php class now in an android phonegap application.
Putting It All Together: SpellDial php class and Android Application – Part One
by clintcan • • 0 Comments
There are many ways to program in android, ios, symbian, blackberry or winmo phones. There are cross-development frameworks which give you an abstract way to program in these mobile devices without dealing with the underlying phone hardware.
Spelldial Class
by clintcan • • 2 Comments
SpellDial is a technology that allows you to dial names instead of numbers.
A Lament on the State Of Linux
by clintcan • • 6 Comments
So, what’s keeping Linux from ever conquering the desktop?