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Environment Used - Ubuntu 12.04 - Gimp - Software Center - Ubuntu Pricise Pangolin (12.04) Procedure Instalation I like using Gimp since I can't find Phosothop on Ubuntu. Gimp is more than enough to meet my daily editing photo. Gimp latest version (2.8) introduces single window mode that makes me more than happy. Remove Previous Gimp Only one Gimp application should installed on your machine. Make sure you already remove Gimp previous version. 1. Open Ubuntu Software Center 2. Type "Gimp" on search 3. Check if version below than 2.8, then click remove button Install Gimp 2.8 Now we are ready to install new Gimp (version 2.8) 1. Open Terminal 2. Add PPA by run command below sudo add-apt-repository ppa:otto-kesselgulasch/gimp 3. Update repository sudo apt-get update 4. Install gimp sudo apt-get install gimp 5. Open Gimp 6. To set single window, go to Window -> single window

Environment Used - Windows 7 - JMeter 2.7 - JDK 1.6.0 or later - Command Prompt Installation Procedures I have task about performance testing for our local project. I am using JMeter for this kind of task and this application (JMeter) is open source application by Apache. I think JMeter is good for JavaEE developer, I haven't tried using JMeter for other platform than Java yet. JMeter need Java to running application, so we would have Java on our OS before we run JMeter application. Below are steps for JDK instalation: 1. Install JDK for Windows 7, JDK could be donwloaded at this site (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html). I am using JDK 1.6.0 but this tutorial also good for latest JDK e.g. JDK 1.7.0 2. After JDK installation finish, we should setup JAVA_HOME at environment variables. Right click on Computer then select 'properties' 3. Choose 'Advanced System settings' 4. Click on Environment Variables... butt

Environment used: - Compaq CQ42 Laptop - Ubuntu Pricise Pangolin (12.04) - JDK 7 file (jdk-7-linux-i586.tar.gz) - Terminal Installation Procedures: My Ubuntu already have Open JDK that also good for development, but what I need is the official Java JDK. I'm going to install JDK 7 for my Ubuntu 12.04. I used steps below for installing JDK: 1. Donwload JDK 7 from here . I am using jdk-7-linux-i586.tar.gz 2.  Now extract the file that already downloaded. Open terminal. For example I stored my file at /Downloads folder. Run script like below tar -xvf ~/Downloads/jdk-7-linux-i586.tar.gz Extract file 3. Next we need to create a folder to store JDK files and folder. I created 'jdk7' as a folder. Still at terminal then run command below. sudo mkdir -p /usr/lib/jvm/jdk7 4. Move all extracted files into new location. sudo mv jdk1.7.0_03/* /usr/lib/jvm/jdk7/ 5. Update Java alternative as follows sudo update-alternatives --install "/usr/bin/java&

Hello world! This is my new site on blogspot. Actually I already have wordpress for my site . When I found a Dynamic theme for blogspot I think I should give it a try. I already had google+ profile so it would connect it to this blog and vice versa. Nah, I'm going to prepare my article so this blog would be crowd enough haha... Regards, Desu