avast! Free Antivirus 7 Stable Review

Download avast! Free Antivirus 7 Stable.
This was originally posted by Ionut Ilascu.
So, what's the "special weapon" of this avast! Free Antivirus 7 Stable? Ok, in this version you will find cloud-based file reputation service and streamlined updates, together with enhanced configuration for automatically sandboxing a suspicious program, and the remote assistance feature.

Windows 7 & Windows 8 Using Mountain Lion Style

In this post, I'll show you how to transform your Windows 7 and Windows 8 Consumer Preview into Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion. Since the Mountain Lion has not formally launched, then the user and fans can try this skin pack for their Windows 7 or Windows 8 in order to feel the Mountain Lion UI and experience.

Note: Please remember that such transformation packs are difficult to uninstall and a system restore point will not revert the changes. Before installing the Mac OS X Mountain Lion Skin Pack, make sure that you backup your computer to revert the changes (if required). Moreover, make sure that UAC (User Account Control) is disabled.

Windows 7 Moonlight Theme

This is an awesome theme which show you a LOT of moonlight. This free Windows 7 theme features brilliant full moons, hazy winter moons, and moons rising dramatically over castles, mountains, cityscapes, and rock formations. If you were a werewolf, you wouldn't like this theme.

List Installed Packages in Ubuntu

Hello friends, long time I didn't write something in this old blog. On this occasion I think it would be interesting to discuss about the command to display the installed packages (Ubuntu) in our computers. And for the bonus, I also wanna write some commands to show the installed packages in CentOS.

Open your Ubuntu's Terminal, and then run the command below (only one command line NOT two):

Repair Hardware Failure After Ubuntu Upgrade

Some of you might found a hardware failure after had Ubuntu upgrade. In Matthew Helmke case, his network wireless card didn’t work after he had upgrade his Ubuntu from 11.04 to 11.10. Although this post discusses the network card, but I think to fix the other hardware is not much different.

Lets starts the lesson, kid :)
Knowing your hardware

Before we could do anything, we needed to learn a bit about our hardware; in this case the model of wireless network card we had. This is easily accomplished using a few commands in the terminal.

We start with the nm-tool command, which is a utility that provides information about NetworkManager, device, and wireless networks.