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A Quick Look at the M5Stack ESP32 Development Kit

April 30, 2018 kwongLeave a Comment on A Quick Look at the M5Stack ESP32 Development Kit

I recently received an M5Stack ESP32 development kit from Banggood. Although I have not used any ESP32 based development boards […]

Electronics, Product Reviews Arduino, Bionic Beaver, ESP32, IoT, Linux, M5Stack, Ubuntu, Ubuntu 18.04

Brother MFC-7340 Setup Under Linux

November 23, 2010 kwong4 Comments on Brother MFC-7340 Setup Under Linux

I just bought a Brother MFC-7340 multifunction laser printer to replace my old Lexmark Optra E310 which I have had […]

Linux/BSD Brother MFC-7340, CUPS, Linux, Ubuntu

Apache2 Logrotate

August 11, 2010August 11, 2010 kwongLeave a Comment on Apache2 Logrotate

Whenever I setup a new web server, I always like the idea of keeping the Apache logs roated on a […]

Linux/BSD Apache, Linux, Logrotate, Ubuntu

Weekend Ubuntu Upgrade

November 1, 2009November 1, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on Weekend Ubuntu Upgrade

Karmic Koala was released into the wild last Thursday, so naturally I was going to upgrade my desktop installations at […]

Linux/BSD Ubuntu

Monodevelop on Ubuntu 9.04

July 22, 2009July 22, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on Monodevelop on Ubuntu 9.04

I am running Ubuntu 9.04 64bit. One thing I noticed is that the integrated debugger is behaving quite flaky for […]

Linux/BSD, Miscellaneous C Sharp (C#), Mono, Ubuntu

Ubuntu 9.04 on My Main PC

May 13, 2009May 13, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on Ubuntu 9.04 on My Main PC

Last month,I upgraded one of my PCs from Ubuntu 8.10 to Ubuntu 9.04 and everything went rather smoothly. Since my […]

Linux/BSD, Miscellaneous Dual Sound Card, Ubuntu, WD1001FALS, WD6400AAKS

The Jaunty Jackalope

April 23, 2009April 24, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on The Jaunty Jackalope

Without much fanfare, Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope) was released into the wild earlier today. But Ubuntu followers are wasting no […]

Linux/BSD Open Source, Ubuntu

How to Revert to a Specific SVN Version of Code::Blocks

April 15, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on How to Revert to a Specific SVN Version of Code::Blocks

I had set up my apt-get source to use latest SVN build of Code::Blocks. Everything has been running pretty smoothly […]

Linux/BSD, Miscellaneous Code::Blocks, Ubuntu

MIDI Setup with OSS and ALSA

December 14, 2008March 7, 2009 kwong2 Comments on MIDI Setup with OSS and ALSA

Setting up the hardware environment to support MIDI devices is relatively easy. in fact, most newer MIDI devices do not […]

Linux/BSD ALSA, Linux, MIDI, OSS, setup, Ubuntu

A Dual Sound Card Setup

December 9, 2008March 7, 2009 kwong1 Comment on A Dual Sound Card Setup

Newer sound card usually does not  come with a game port since most of the peripherals nowadays come almost exclusively […]

Linux/BSD ASUS P5QL Pro, Dual, MIDI keyboard, setup, Sound Card, Ubuntu

A Simple Beowulf Cluster

November 4, 2008March 7, 2009 kwong10 Comments on A Simple Beowulf Cluster

As I mentioned previously, one of the reasons I built another quad-core PC was that I wanted to do some […]

Miscellaneous Beowulf, Cluster, headless, MPI, Q9450, Ubuntu

Flash 10 on Ubuntu 64 bit — Significant Performance Improvement

October 18, 2008March 7, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on Flash 10 on Ubuntu 64 bit — Significant Performance Improvement

Flash 10 just came out a few days ago, and I just installed it using the information provided on Ubuntu […]

Linux/BSD, Miscellaneous 64 bit, Flash, Performance, Ubuntu

PD1001 Webcam on Hardy Heron

October 11, 2008March 7, 2009 kwong1 Comment on PD1001 Webcam on Hardy Heron

I have an old webcam (Creative PD1001) which is not officially supported on Linux. Fortunately, Endpoints EPCAM USB Camera Driver […]

Coding, Linux/BSD C++, Ubuntu, Webcam

Linux Only, Two Months Later

June 14, 2008March 7, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on Linux Only, Two Months Later

Since I built my new PC roughly two months ago, I have been running Linux (Ubuntu 8.04 64 bit) as […]

Miscellaneous, Technology Linux, Ubuntu

Hello Hardy Heron

April 26, 2008March 7, 2009 kwongLeave a Comment on Hello Hardy Heron

After building my new quad-core computer (1, 2, 3), it was time for me to choose an operating system.

Miscellaneous Linux, Ubuntu

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