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Mar 15, 2014
How To Play Blu-ray on Ubuntu 13.10
Well I finally took the plunge and purchased a Blu-ray burner / Reader to my UbuntuStudio 13.10 system. Question was how can I play a few of the Blu-ray’s I own on the system. Well the answer is VLC and the aacs config files. In this post we will cover just how to accomplish this task. First install VLC $ sudo apt-get install vlc Next let’s install libbluray-bdj and libaacs0 $ sudo apt-get... read more
Jan 8, 2014
BaoFeng UV-5R Programming on Linux
About a year ago I purchased a Baofeng UV-5R as my first dual-band handheld radio. Being a newbie to the ham radio hobby, I didn’t want to invest several hundred (or even thousands) of dollars just starting out. I basically wanted something inexpensive that would allow access to the local repeaters I have in my area. A fellow ham friend of mine (my Elmer – if you don’t... read more
Jan 5, 2014
How To Install and Run Netflix on Fedora Using Pipelight
In an earlier post we covered how to install Netflix on Ubuntu, so know it is time to install it on Fedora, only fair, right? First we need to install Pipelight and Wine and their specific dependencies. Pipelight is a special browser plugin which allows one to use windows only plugins inside Linux browsers. Currently focusing on Silverlight, Flash, Shockwave and the Unity Webplayer. So first we will need... read more
Jan 3, 2014
How To Install Epson PC-Fax Linux Driver for WF-2540
Funny how it is with an system administrator at home. Gets a new toy and has to find out how to make all the features work. one feature that really gets missed is the fax feature of the all-in-one printers, I know it is one that I will miss from time to time. My latest toy is a Epson WF-2540 which I have had for sometime, but never have configured the fax portion until recently when it was discovered that... read more
Dec 24, 2013
How To Install Fedora 20 in Oracle Virtualbox
Fedora 20 (Heisenberg) has been released! Many new features and improvements which are listed here. Since I am an avid RedHat / Fedora user I just have to try out the latest release and what better way than with Oracle Virtualbox! SO let’s get started installing. Open Oracle Virtualbox and click New and give it a name select Linux for type and Fedora (x64) for version, click Next Set the memory size... read more