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[TUTORIALS] Ubuntu (a Debian/GNU Linux Distribution)

Sige po, Thanks in Advance sir... Napansin ko nga pag may mali sa pag install ko, sinubukan ko po kasi sundan yung nasa Instruction tapos di ko nagawa, ayun nasira yung OS kaya Reinstall ulit...

Here are the instructions, interpreted na pang-Pinoy. Make sure may Internet connection kayo (physically wired ang laptop/desktop sa DSL).

Step 1: install required files. In Terminal, copy-paste the following and press Enter:

Code:
sudo apt-get install gcc-c++ kernel-devel
Step 2: Extract the .tar.gz file (.tar.gz is parang .zip or .rar kumbaga sa MS Windows)

Puwedeng open File Manager, right-click, and then extract. Most likely may bagong folder (directory) na automatic magagawa. Or via terminal...

Code:
tar -zxvf filenamengdrivermo.tar.gz
Once done, in Terminal change to the directory where the compressed file was extracted. Terminal command to change directory is "cd" (without quotes). Example:

Code:
cd ./rtl8712_8188_8191_8192SU_usb_linux_xxxx
Note: Pag "hidden" ang isang file or folder, sa Linux kailangan i-type na may dot/tuldok (.) sa unahan. You can easily tell kung hidden ang isang file by opening File Manager and then make sure na sa Preferences or sa View ay naka-check ang "Show Hidden Files/Folders".

Enable "Super User" (parang "Run as Administrator" kumbaga sa MS Windows). Type this command in Terminal and press Enter:

Code:
sudo su
Isaksak (plug in) the USB dongle as per instructions sa documentation.

Step 3: Build the drivers

Make sure that you are already in the directory na na-uncompress ang mga files.

Type the following in Terminal (press Enter after each command):

Code:
make
make install
Once done, restart. You're done.

Yung ibang sections ng documentation, you are not required to do it and in fact, huwag gawin. Ang mga latest versions ng Ubuntu ay may built-in nang Network Manager. Let that one take care of your Internet connections. Terminal apps or commands such as "ifconfig wlan0 up" are not necessary kung may naka-install kang Network Manager. May iba ring mga network managers such as wicd. But in the case of Ubuntu may built-in na siya (GNOME Network Manager ang pangalan niya). Huwag gumamit ng two or more network managers sa isang OS nang sabay, mag-conflict yan.
 
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tnx d2 sir..laking tulong thread mo lalo na sa kagaya kong...new user ng Ubuntu/linux
 
Here are the instructions, interpreted na pang-Pinoy. Make sure may Internet connection kayo (physically wired ang laptop/desktop sa DSL).

Step 1: install required files. In Terminal, copy-paste the following and press Enter:

Code:
sudo apt-get install gcc-c++ kernel-devel
Step 2: Extract the .tar.gz file (.tar.gz is parang .zip or .rar kumbaga sa MS Windows)

Puwedeng open File Manager, right-click, and then extract. Most likely may bagong folder (directory) na automatic magagawa. Or via terminal...

Code:
tar -zxvf filenamengdrivermo.tar.gz
Once done, in Terminal change to the directory where the compressed file was extracted. Terminal command to change directory is "cd" (without quotes). Example:

Code:
cd ./rtl8712_8188_8191_8192SU_usb_linux_xxxx
Note: Pag "hidden" ang isang file or folder, sa Linux kailangan i-type na may dot/tuldok (.) sa unahan. You can easily tell kung hidden ang isang file by opening File Manager and then make sure na sa Preferences or sa View ay naka-check ang "Show Hidden Files/Folders".

Enable "Super User" (parang "Run as Administrator" kumbaga sa MS Windows). Type this command in Terminal and press Enter:

Code:
sudo su
Isaksak (plug in) the USB dongle as per instructions sa documentation.

Step 3: Build the drivers

Make sure that you are already in the directory na na-uncompress ang mga files.

Type the following in Terminal (press Enter after each command):

Code:
make
make install
Once done, restart. You're done.

Yung ibang sections ng documentation, you are not required to do it and in fact, huwag gawin. Ang mga latest versions ng Ubuntu ay may built-in nang Network Manager. Let that one take care of your Internet connections. Terminal apps or commands such as "ifconfig wlan0 up" are not necessary kung may naka-install kang Network Manager. May iba ring mga network managers such as wicd. But in the case of Ubuntu may built-in na siya (GNOME Network Manager ang pangalan niya). Huwag gumamit ng two or more network managers sa isang OS nang sabay, mag-conflict yan.



Maraming Salamat, Try ko po ito sir pag may time... :salute: :thumbsup:
 
Im currently using crunchbang 11. i already installed cups-pdf and make it as my default printer then installed enscript.

When i executed this code
Code:
enscript <filename>
(note without -o option) it failled! It didn't create a pdf file inside Home/PDF folder.Ano kaya ang kulang...
In mint i didnt found any problem in executing the above code.
 
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Im currently using crunchbang 11. i already installed cups-pdf and make it as my default printer then installed enscript.

When i executed this code
Code:
enscript <filename>
(note without -o option) it failled! It didn't create a pdf file inside Home/PDF folder.Ano kaya ang kulang...
In mint i didnt found any problem in executing the above code.

Any error message sir? When we say "it failed" ano po ang ibig ninyong sabhin? Ano po ang nangyari?
 
opo sir. di pala ubuntu ang OS nun. Raspbian, pero base sa nabasa ko, kaya sya makontrol using python....

kahit anong OS pre pede naman yun, sa youtube may tutorial dun tungkol sa GPIO, raspberrypiforbeginners yung channel, may source code din dun na python.
 
guys totoo ba na hindi na daw immune sa viruses ang Linux OS. nabasa ko lang sa website ng Bitdefender.

eto po yung link oh.
Code:
http://www.bitdefender.com/business/antivirus-for-unices.html
 
mga sers question lang po.,

gumagana po ba via wine yung connection manager ng mga 3g dongle?
 
Friends, sorry ngayon lang ako nakapag-online, medyo busy sa work.

Sir Tops ang problema walang output na pdf file sa ~/PDF folder ko..

If I used GUI wala namang problema....

Hm...mahirap kasi wala tayong nakikitang "debug" message of any sort. Hindi nasasabi kung may problem or wala. Pero looking at your problem sir, pag CLI (command line) alam ko dapat may -o option (to explicitly specify yung output file) kasi yun mismo ang nasa "man" page ng app na yan. Perhaps ganun din ang nangyayari sa GUI sa back-end, it just so happens na GUI siya pero baka naman gumagamit rin ng -o option ang GUI pero hindi lang natin nakikita.

kahit anong OS pre pede naman yun, sa youtube may tutorial dun tungkol sa GPIO, raspberrypiforbeginners yung channel, may source code din dun na python.

Based on Raspberry Pi's official website, Ubuntu is not yet designed to work (although Ubuntu is based on Debian).

guys totoo ba na hindi na daw immune sa viruses ang Linux OS. nabasa ko lang sa website ng Bitdefender.

eto po yung link oh.
Code:
http://www.bitdefender.com/business/antivirus-for-unices.html

Matagal na pong na-discuss sa thread na ito ang question na yan sir. Yes, technically hindi immune sa virus ang Linux. Pero nagkataon kasi na ang mga "gumagawa" ng virus ay interested sa pag-cause ng damage. So halimbawa kayo po ay gagawa ng virus, interested kayong makapinsala sa nakararami...at ang nakararami ay gumagamit ng Microsoft Windows. :) Kung kaya't hindi magiging "beneficial" para sa inyo na gumawa ng virus na ta-target sa mga gumagamit ng Linux. Kumbaga, ang chance na ma-virus ang Linux ay sobrang liit na porsiyento po. As in sobrang liit. Try ninyong mag-search sa Google kung may Linux user na na-virusan na (at kung may nakita kayo, check ninyo kung kailan siya last nangyari). ;)

One more reason: although Linux is not immune to viruses, ang siste kasi ay karaniwan, ang mga gumagamit ng Linux ay marunong tumingin sa source code ng isang program. So kaya nilang inspeksiyunin kung ang isang program or file ay may malicious code (ex: virus) before nila buksan ang isang file.

As you can see sa link na binigay ninyo, galing po yan sa website ng isang anti-virus company. Kailangan ninyong maibenta ang produkto ninyo kaya dapat maganda ang pagkaka-"market" ng idea...at isang magandang paraan ng pag-market is to write an article to say that Linux is not immune to viruses. :) Sa madaling salita, marketing strategy po yan.

mga sers question lang po.,

gumagana po ba via wine yung connection manager ng mga 3g dongle?

Hindi po. Kasi hindi naman natin kailangan. :) Yung built-in "Network Manager" mismo ng Ubuntu ay sapat na. Check Page 1 of this thread na lang po for the instructions.
 
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Hindi po. Kasi hindi naman natin kailangan. :) Yung built-in "Network Manager" mismo ng Ubuntu ay sapat na. Check Page 1 of this thread na lang po for the instructions.

salamat ser topet sa reply!

pero kung gusto kong pong gamitin yung text at call feature nung 3g dongle, gagana po kaya yung via wine?
salamat po ulit!
 
palink nmn po kung panu maginstall ng UBUNTU..hehe salamat
 
salamat ser topet sa reply!

pero kung gusto kong pong gamitin yung text at call feature nung 3g dongle, gagana po kaya yung via wine?
salamat po ulit!

Ayun lang po. Hindi po.

palink nmn po kung panu maginstall ng UBUNTU..hehe salamat

Sa website po mismo ng Ubuntu may tutorial, kasama yung tutorial sa mismong Download section ng Ubuntu website. Or you can also visit Page 1 of this thread, marami pong tutorials (First Post).
 
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