PART - 1: Computers and their misconceptions.

Hi Fellas,

I am back with another article. This article deals with general concepts in computer world. During interviews in  my engineering days, I was asked this question, "how much time would you take to develop a technology completely?", and I answered that I'd take 1 year to develop a technology. Actually I didn't know that 1 year is very less time period in IT field and interviewers fired another question to me, "is it possible to develop a technology within that short period of time?". I was taken aback, but maintained my coolness and replied that ma'am, if I get a team which comprises of technologically sound persons, then I'd be able to develop a technology completely within an year. I guess that my interviewers weren't happy with my answer. 

linux in solid state drives (SDDs)

Hi, fellas

             I'm back after a long leave. Life is so strange. It contains many curves and straight paths. I came across too many curves. Anyways things are getting fine and I'm back with another article. This article deals with installing linux in solid state drives. Some of you may have already came across solid state drives. These solid state drives are much faster than traditional hard disks. And they are getting cheaper and cheaper.
Solid State Drives are the drives that contain no disks. It is a data storage device using integrated circuit assemblies as memory to store data persistently. They are compatible with traditional I/O hard disk drives.
This article deals with installing linux in Solid State Drives(SSDs).

Hi, fellas.....

I hoped that you have learned something from my previous articles. This article is going to give you a brief overview on how to develop one's own kernel. As we know, kernel is like the heart of any operating system. It defines user space and system space clearly and carries out the instructions given by the user. Shell is the inter-actor between kernel and the user. So this kernel plays a very important role while the system is being run. So some of you may have wondered that why isn't it possible to write a custom kernel? it is possible, but is highly risky. Only advanced users of gnu/linux operating systems are advised to try writing custom kernel.

Hi, fellas

I'm back with another article. This article will help you for compiling and executing c# programs in ubuntu. This c# and .net was developed by Microsoft for solving the problems created by c, c++ languages. The main problems were manual memory management, ugly pointer arithmetic amd ugly syntactical constructs. C# uses CLR(Common Run-time Language), CTS(Common Type System) and CLS(Common Language Specification) to resolve above stated problems. Now-a-days C# is preferred   over java.

Until now, you used to install gcc(C-Compiler) and g++(C++ compiler) and JVM(java Virtual Machine) in ubuntu for compiling and executing C,C++ and Java programs.

Hi, fellas....

I hoped that you enjoyed my previous articles. Sorry because I published this article very lately. I was busy with studies, placements, Linux Campus Club work. This article is an tutorial on installing GNOME 3.6 in ubuntu 12.04 and ubuntu 12.10.


                           There are many desktop environments available for UNIX and GNU/LINUX operating systems. Some of them are XFCE, GNOME, KDE and many more. Official support for new version of GNOME(GNOME 3.0) was announced along with the release of ubuntu 11.04. However it was buggier and I couldn't use GNOME 3.0 comfortably without resolving some bugs myself. So I preferred to use unity interface.

Hi, fellas

               I hoped that you liked my last post about GNU/LINUX. Here is another article which teaches you to install graphics packages in ubuntu or in any other linux operating system. Most of the coders would try their graphic codes in windows because MS DOS comes with a default graphics package called graphics.h. However the results of execution of graphics programs in linux operating system is far more better than in windows. and I've tried that in my ubuntu laptop. So the upcoming part of this article will contain the steps required to install graphics packages in ubuntu or in any other linux operating system.

Some information about HTML Parser:

html:

HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. It is mainly used for creating web pages, blogs. It is written in the form og HTML elements, i.e., HTML tags which are enclosed within angle bracelets.
Start tag = < >
end tag = </ >
You can include any of the following tags within those  angle bracelets and write a HTML program. Here are some HTML tags.