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(100%) Setting Up Ubuntu 9.10 for Ruby On Rails Development

This is a document I put together at the beginning of 2010 while building yet another Ubuntu VM, digging through our internal documentation to try and find out what I needed. We've got the answers, and generally Ruby, Rails, and Ubuntu are pretty good about telling you how to install tools if you don't have them yet. But the answers are spread out and distributed randomly. Plus, I can only see "The program '______' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing: sudo apt-get install ______" so many times before I lose interest and put off the task. (translate)

(62%) Install Android On Ubuntu

Matt Cutts has a nice ‘notes to myself’ post on installing Android development environment on Ubuntu 9.04. (translate)

(46%) Vista comes to town: AKA Dave loves Microsoft

Recently the Vista tour bus/van/thing came rolling by the place of our employment. Seeing the perfect opportunity for shenanigans, I thought "Lets go slap some Ubuntu stickers on that thing!" Well, unfortunately neither Dave , Conrad or myself had any stickers left so we were left with unarmed and unhappy. We didn't really care to go in the actual bus itself, but I did happen to capture Dave displaying his true feelings about Microsoft. (The truth comes out Dave)     (translate)

(50%) Using Byobu and Landscape to improve remote Ubuntu sessions

SSHing into remote servers can be an awkward experience, but it doesn’t have to be. You can turn your ssh console into a terminal-style window manager with Byobu, and get more system information via landscape. “Byobu is a Japanese term for decorative, multi-panel screens that serve as folding room dividers. As an open source project, Byobu [...] (translate)

(50%) Developing AIR applications on Ubuntu Part 1

I’ve recently been looking at developing a cross-platform application on my Linux system for eventual use on Windows and Macintosh.  AIR became an obvious choice, because it’s solid on Windows and Macintosh, and supports Linux pretty well as well. I’m still in the midst of development, but I thought I’d post some of my original [...] (translate)

(54%) More Eclipse 3.5 and Flex Builder, for Linux

So after getting Eclipse 3.5 and Flex Builder Plugin for Windows to work last week, I dug in yesterday to get it working on my Ubuntu system. After reading an invaluable tutorial, I was still getting some odd errors where Eclispe appeared to recognize that Flex Builder was present (it was in the About [...] (translate)

(58%) IntelliJ IDEA + Flex

My MacBook is getting a bit weather-beaten and I’m thinking of a getting a replacement. Maybe a PC laptop this time (cheaper) which means I would run Ubuntu. The only problem is that Flex Builder 3 for Linux is only at alpha stage, and there is no official date for a full release as far [...] (translate)

(59%) Moved

So, I got a new domain and decided to move my blog over to it. I am running Wordpress on Ubuntu 8.04 TLS 64-bit, and used this script to migrate all my blogdata from Mephisto. As far as the domain goes, rel.me is taken from XFN: XFN presents a simple and easy solution for this identity consolidation problem, with [...] (translate)

(50%) How To articles on setting up Red5

Just found some interesting articles that provide detailed steps on setting up Red5 Setting up Red5 http://sandeepghael.com/2009/07/getting-red-5-up-and-running-on-ubuntu-9-04/ Building Red5 / Setting Up / Creating a Virtual Appliance http://builddocs.com/?s=red5&submit=Search (translate)

(49%) Automake - aclocal: command not found

I was setting up a new server and compiling some apache conectors when I came across this error:me@server.com: makecd . && aclocal/bin/sh: aclocal: command not foundmake: *** [aclocal.m4] Error 127Where does this come from and how do you fix it?It's part of Automake . To fix it on Debian/Ubuntu:apt-get install automakeand CentOsyum install automakeOr you can download and set it up here. (translate)

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