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Handy tips for beginners with Linux (Sorry only in dutch)

Found a great site with tips at http://sites.google.com/site/computertip/Home Make sure you visit.

This can be done on XP via the following:

Go to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Display > Settings > Advanced > Color Management

Select the colour profile from the list and hit Remove.

Critical window updates can really mess up your colors

WASX7015E: Exception running command: “os.remove(”E:\san\EARDeploymentProject\AppName.txt”)”; exception information:

com.ibm.bsf.BSFException: exception from Jython: Traceback (innermost last):

File “<input>”, line 1, in ?

ImportError: no module named javaos

or errors like

ImportError: no module named fnmatch

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Solution:

1. WebSphere v6.1 execution and debugging

Because WebSphere v6.1 now includes the complete Jython Lib within <WASROOT>\optionalLibraries\jython, the converted wsadmin Jython scripts have full access to all the Jython library functions. And, because the debugging module pdb.py is in that Lib, the v6.1 Application Server Toolkit (AST) Jython Debugger can debug wsadmin Jython programs using a local WebSphere v6.1 installation, and this is fully supported.

2. WebSphere v5.1 or v6.0 execution

Older WebSphere v5.1 and v6.0 only included the core jython.jar and did not reship the Jython library Lib directory. If your Jacl2Jython converted wsadmin Jython program makes use of any of the above runtime library functions, and if you attempt to run that Jython script on an older WebSphere v5.1 or v6.0 installation, then you will need to manually add a Jython Lib directory to the same location as the WebSphere jython.jar (typically <WASROOT>\lib for version 5.1, <WASROOT>\optionalLibraries for v6.0.0.0, <WASROOT>\optionalLibraries\jython for v6.0.0.2 or later. For maximum compatibility the Jython Lib directory should be copied from a WebSphere v6.1 (which uses the same Jython v2.1.3 distribution). However, since this is not the way the older WebSphere product was shipped, such a change is officially unsupported.

Found this solution on http://fixunix.com/websphere/365859-websphere-wsadmin-scripting-import-os-module-error-versionbelow-6-1-a.html

My new website flexarea.com is online. Here you can try our videoconference application and soon i will be adding a chat application. You can visit the site here

Tour de Flex has three primary purposes:

• Provide non-Flex developers with a good overview of what is possible in Flex in a “look and see” environment
• Provide Flex developers with an illustrated reference tool
• Provide commercial and non-commercial Flex developers a place to showcase their work

The first thing to do is verify that our operating system isn’t supported officially by IBM WebSphere Application Server 6.1. You can check on that link http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=180&uid=swg27007659

After downloaded or put the CD on drive, you need to extract the files from the tar.

Once you have extracted the files the first thing you want to do is run the launchpad.sh script.

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Read on another blog: Thunderbird mail client updates itself, then closes and restarts to finish the job. During this process, it fails telling to check to makes sure I have permissions to the files then restarts itself, only to crash and tell me the same thing over and over.

Turns out, I have a Logitech QuickCam. Kill the task tray icon, the update works fine.

Just so you know…

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1343

Don’t shut down your mac, just close it. Open it and it will start again.

+S = Save

http://www.macswitch.nl/jeeigenmac/tweaks/tweaks.html

http://www.macswitch.nl/software/favorieten/favorieten.html

Ciao.