Archive for December, 2005 « Previous Entries PHP Tutorial – Lesson 6 HTML Forms are our friends! Friday, December 30th, 2005 It’s been a few days since I posted. The holiday season was great and is generally the only time I actually take some time off. The workaholic in me has finally kicked my butt and has sent me back to the office though, so here goes. We talked earlier about sending input to a PHP […] Posted in PHP Class | Comments Off on PHP Tutorial – Lesson 6 HTML Forms are our friends! Make a boot to USB boot disk Thursday, December 22nd, 2005 The instructions here are specific to RedHat Fedora Core 2. I will try to note differences between FC2 and later releases. In general, the steps should be the same as those for other releases (Mandrake, etc.) mkbootdisk A cool little utility. This will generate a boot disk for your system. This is great because it […] Posted in *nix, Boot Linux from USB Hard drive | Comments Off on Make a boot to USB boot disk QuickScan – FAQ Thursday, December 22nd, 2005 QuickScan – Icon Scanner FAQ What is QuickScan? QuickScan is a utility that will scan whole directories or individual files for available icons. It can even make icons of current images. Once found, you can extract the whole icon for your use! Extract the whole icon? Yes, the WHOLE icon! Many icon extractors only grab […] Posted in Quick Scan | Comments Off on QuickScan – FAQ Python.NET FAQ Thursday, December 22nd, 2005 Python.NET FAQ What is Python.NET? This package is designed to allow you to embed the Python scripting engine into an existing .NET application. For instance, I was working on a game engine in C# and wanted to be able to script certain features. Rather than writing my own language, I opted to use Python. It […] Posted in Python.NET | Comments Off on Python.NET FAQ Installing Linux to a USB drive Thursday, December 22nd, 2005 First thing is to get Linux installed to the USB drive. The USB drive (again, can be any type of USB device that shows up as a drive in My Computer when plugged in) needs to have enough space for the install that you are requesting. For Red Hat Linux, we try to do a […] Posted in Boot Linux from USB Hard drive | Comments Off on Installing Linux to a USB drive « Previous Entries

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