Tuesday 28 July 2015

The Top 11 Best Linux Distros for 2015

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Elementary OS is the most beautiful Linux-based distro.

Linux is omnipresent, even if you don't realize it. I have been using Linux as my only OS since 2005 and with every passing year I come to realize that it has much more to offer than I initially, back in 2005, understood. There is something for everyone. In this article, I have picked some of the best Linux distros to help you get the job done.

The most beautiful distro: elementary OS

There is there no doubt elementary OS is the most beautiful Linux-based distro. The reason is simple: It is being developed by some of the great designers active in the open source world, so they have taken the design to every nook and corner of the distro.
In order to provide a consistent experience across core apps (such as browser or text editor), they have either created their own applications or picked the ones which fit neatly into their own design philosophy - for example they are using Midori instead of Firefox or Chrome.
Now that does pose some challenges as this browser won't be able to offer the features that Chrome or Firefox offers thanks to extensions and plugins.
Elementary OS is clearly inspired by Mac OS X; as they have a dock, top panel and applications have buttons at left side; the grey theme also reminded me of my Macbook.
It's a neat OS to try, which looks aesthetically great and does work out of the box.

Best desktop distro: openSUSE

I spend a majority of my work life on my desktop; it's a powerful machine capable of doing stuff like video encoding, image editing and regular writing.
I found openSUSE to be the most polished, mature and professional distro around. They take extra pain to integrate the chosen desktop environment with the rest of the OS, so you get a native experience.
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I found openSUSE to be the most polished, mature and professional distro around.

openSUSE has made it extremely easy to install third-party software through their 'One Click Install' from software.opensuse.org (I found it easier than manually adding PPAs in Ubuntu). They have a huge repository of software and you are likely to find your software for openSUSE.
openSUSE has a gem of a tool called YaST - it's like a 'command center' of the entire PC and you can control almost every aspect of it.
openSUSE also makes it extremely easy to install multiple desktop environments including - LXDE, Enlightenment, Gnome, Mate, KDE, and Xfce, on the same system side-by-side through YaST.

Best distro for personal server: Debian

If you are running your own server for your own use, Debian is the distro to go for. Debian is known for its rock-solid foundation; nothing could possibly go wrong on a Debian server. Then it's extremely easy to manage a Debian system and a plethora of information is available through forums.

Best laptop distro: Ubuntu MATE

Laptops, unlike desktop PCs may not be that mighty when it comes to hardware and there are possibilities of proprietary hardware, that's where Ubuntu MATE does the job the best. Based on Ubuntu, MATE makes it extremely easy to deal with any proprietary hardware.
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MATE makes it extremely easy to deal with any proprietary hardware.

In addition, MATE offers a great balance between performance and using resources efficiently. The interface of MATE is friendly, no learning curve, and looks extremely polished on laptops.
MATE believes in using fewer resources leaving them for your applications, which also translates into better battery life.

The most customizable distro: Arch Linux

Arch Linux is the best distribution when it comes to picking something which is totally under a user's control, where the distro plays the reload of a 'distributor' without adding its own patches to upstream projects.
When a user installs Arch, they are actually building their entire OS brick-by-brick and choose only those components they need, keeping it sleek and optimized for the job; of course it does require a user to be fully capable of managing Linux distros.
Since it's a rolling release distro, I call it 'shoot and forget'; once you install Arch Linux you don't have to 'upgrade' the entire OS every six months. Like Chrome OS, your system is always up-to-date; just keep the 'pacman -Syu' fire burning.
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Arch Linux is the best distribution when it comes to picking something which is totally under a user's control.

The best distro for Raspberry Pi: Snappy Ubuntu Core

Raspbian is the undisputed leader on Raspberry Pis, however the recently announced Snappy Core Ubuntu, which runs on the latest Raspberry Pi 2 is a game changer. With their 'Chrome OS'-like updates, a user will never have to worry 
Sugaronastick
Sugar is a Fedora-based Linux distro aimed at educators.
about keeping their OS updated.

The best distro for kids: Sugar

Sugar is a Fedora-based Linux distro aimed at educators. While there are some other Linux distros for kids, I picked Sugar because it is not just a collection of software for kids, it's actually backed by a team whose sole goal is to create a platform for education. The project was a collaboration between The One Laptop Per Child, Pentagram, and Red Hat.

The best distro for gaming: Steam OS

Steam OS was designed as Valve Software's answer to Windows for PC gaming. They created this OS from scratch with gaming in mind. The OS is based on Debian and offers great support for optimizing your GPU for optimal game performance.
Valve is known for taking their time to bake the software before releasing it publicly, so the OS is still in beta stage - because things may break.
The only flip side of using Steam OS compared to some generic Linux, such as Arch Linux, is that Steam OS will format the entire drive, there is no option to choose the partition on which you want to install Steam OS.

The best distro for privacy: Tails

We are heading towards an age where our democratically elected governments (in the US and some European countries) are becoming more and more secretive and citizens are losing all of their privacy rights. In the age of companies mining our data and tracking our online activities maintaining privacy is becoming a game of chess; you have to stay one step ahead.
Tails (The Amnesic Incognito Live System) is the best distro you can get to maintain privacy and anonymity. The OS forces all connection to be routed via Tor and all direct connections are blocked. Since the OS is designed to run as a Live CD there are no 'traces' left on the hard drive.
Tails doesn't need any further recommendation, according to a Der Spiegel article the NSA itself declared it a 'major threat' to its mission. That's the best endorsement of Tails you can get in the 21st century.

The best distro for audio and video production

Linux doesn't have any of the consumer grade audio video editing software, even if Hollywood pretty much runs on Linux. That said there are many distros targeted at audio/video production. What sets these distros apart from others is that they use different components than those found on traditional desktops. These distros use a real-time or low-latency Linux kernal optimized to handle heavy audio and video work. They also don't touch PulseAudio, which is fine for desktop but not suitable for audio/video production. Instead of PulseAudio they use JACK.
Two of the most reputable distros for this task are KXStudio and AVLinux. These distros are also known for being extremely lightweight, for obvious reasons - they don't want to consume your resources; they keep the resources free for your production work. To keep system resources free these distros are picky about their desktop environments - while AVLinux uses the light weight LXDE, KXStudio uses an aggressively stripped down version of KDE.

The best distro for enterprise: SUSE Linux & Red Hat

Red Hat and SUSE are the two giants of the Linux world that have contributed heavily to a majority of open source projects, including the Linux kernel itself. Red Hat has shown prudence and is transforming itself from a client-server company to a mobile-cloud company. While SUSE may be struggling with getting moved around as its owner change (from Novel to Attachmate to Micro Focus), Red Hat is strengthening its position through acquisition (such as Feed Henry) and working closely with other emerging platforms such as OpenStack.
While Red Hat was the first company to register over a billion dollars in revenue through 'pure' open source products, SUSE seemed to be struggling for survival under Novell. The NetWare maker was split (just like Sun Microsystems) between their own proprietary solutions which were competing with SUSE's open source solutions. While SUSE's Linux market was growing NetWare was becoming a liability. When Attachmate bought Novell they separated SUSE Linux from Novell, making them an independent division to better focus on the Linux market.
Now SUSE is in new hands and we hope that the focus will be more on the Linux side which is a growing market.
Both SUSE and Red Hat are known for the best of the breed talent and extremely professional support system for customers. Even if their sales teams compete with each other to grab customers their developers work together to create and strengthen the backbone of the Linux empire.

The best distro for old hardware: Lubuntu

All of us have old hardware; it is not waste. Linux can breathe new life into this hardware, you can use it as a common PC for the family, or donate to the needy. The million dollar question for this old hardware is: Which OS will work better on it? The answer is simply any distro with and LDXE desktop environment.
Personally, I use Arch Linux on such hardware with LXDE slapped on top of it, but Arch can be a bit tricky for an average user so the best distro that you can get is Lubuntu.
Lubuntu, thanks to its Ubuntu base will work fine on your older hardware. Since there are LTS version of Lubuntu you can install 14.04 on a machine and it will get support for 3 years; no need to upgrade it every six months. If your hardware is in service the next three years you can easily upgrade to the next version without reformatting your system.
Here we've looked at Linux distros that take care of almost every computing need we may have. There is something for everyone and that's not using some "one size may fit all" solution. These distros are optimized for a particular task.
Go ahead make your choice. It's an open world.

Sunday 1 March 2015

Best desktop distro: openSUSE



openSUSE is among the best GNU/Linux based operating systems which offers a great out-of-the-box experience. I have been using the rolling release version of openSUSE, but for the sake of this review I did a fresh install of openSUSE 13.2 to check what’s new and give my readers an overview of this great distribution.

Fresher than green tea

openSUSE brings a breeze of fresh air with each upgrade through new themes icons and color scheme. This release is greener, calmer than the previous releases.
The first thing any Linux user would notice is the great integration with the chosen desktop environment. The simple reason is that openSUSE does an incredible job at patching packages, as and when needed, to integrate that application with the rest of the OS. One such example is that of Firefox which looks out of the place in Plasma desktop, but openSUSE patching makes it look great. I actually used the openSUSE patched version of Firefox on my Arch Linux box, just to get a better integration with my Plasma system.
openSUSE 13.2 is greener, faster more polished and  a pleasure to use.
openSUSE 13.2 is greener, faster more polished and a pleasure to use.
The default theme of openSUSE 13.2 is pleasant and refreshing. One advantage openSUSE has over distros like Ubuntu is the ability to easily customize the whole system; you can download as many themes as you want and change it to your likings.

openSUSE + KDE Plasma give you full control over the customization of your system. There are hundreds of themes to choose from.
openSUSE + KDE Plasma give you full control over the customization of your system. There are hundreds of themes to choose from.
For this release openSUSE has created a new theme called openSUSElight which showcases a brand new wallpaper and splash screen.

It got to be stable; it got to be rolling

openSUSE is extremely stable – I never saw any crashed even when I was using the pre-release beta version of it. With this release, stability is going to get better as openSUSE is changing the development model. Factory (the rolling release) and Greg KH maintained Tumbleweed are merging to create a true, Arch Linux-like, rolling release distribution. Factory will become the internal ‘development’ release to be used by developers to push packages. The merged project will be called ‘Tumbleweed’ targeted at those who want an always-updated rolling release distro. That doesn’t meant openSUSE is moving to rolling release model.
There are actually three releases of openSUSE: the rolling release, the regular release and ever green. The last one is community supported effort to extend the maintenance of a chosen version beyond of the end-of-life. Currently 13.1 is the Ever Green release.
Depending on what you use your system for, you can choose the appropriate version. If you are someone like me who wants the latest packages then Tumbleweed is for you. Additional benefit of Tumbleweed is that you won’t have to worry about ‘upgrading’ it every time a new version of openSUSE is out.

Up, up and upgrade…

Talking about upgrade, one thing I started missing in non Debian-based distributions (or rolling releases) was the lack of an smooth upgrade path. I noticed the ‘upgrade’ option in the install menu of openSUSE. I haven’t tried it out yet, so I can’t really commit how smooth will it really be. Since I am a distro hopper I go for fresh installs on desktops.
There is an 'upgrade' option in openSUSE 13.2 installer.
There is an ‘upgrade’ option in openSUSE 13.2 installer.
If you want to upgrade from your current version to 13.2, you should read this document.

If it’s easy to manage it should be easy to install

openSUSE is among one of the easiest-to-install distributions. It contrasts the installer of Fedora which is capable of intimidating someone like me who is an Arch user and has been using GNU/Linux since 2005. One good news for new users is that openSUSE doesn’t write anything, during partitioning the hard-drive, until you click that ‘Install’ button at the end of the procedure thus give a new user more room for ‘mistakes’ (hello, there Windows users). openSUSE gives you an overview of of the changes it will make to your system before it initiates writing anything to your hard drive and also allows a user to go back and make changes.

Back to future with Snapper

openSUSE is now using Btrfs as the default file system for root partitions, something we already saw as default in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12. openSUSE is using Snapper which allows users to take snapshots of their system and go back to previous version if something breaks.
Check ex SUSE-developer, and the second-in-command of the Linux kernel, Greg KH giving a demo of Snapper.

Its wicked networking habits

openSUSE is switching to ‘Wicked’, which solves many problems that networking on a GNU/Linux system face. As the GitHub page explains:
One of the bigger problems with network interface management today, and with the ifup scripts in general, is that different layers of network management get jumbled together into one single script, or at most two different scripts, that interact with each other in a not-really-well-defined way, with side effects that are difficult to be aware of, obscure constraints and conventions, etc. Several layers of special hacks for a variety of different scenarios cover them like barnacles. Address configuration protocols are being used that are implemented via daemons like dhcpcd, which interact rather poorly with the rest of the infrastructure. Funky interface naming schemes that require heavy udev support are introduced to achieve persistent identification of interfaces.
In other words, a maintenance nightmare.”
Wicked was started by Olaf Kirch of SUSE/openSUSE to deal with these problems.

Cutting boot time with Dracut

As we are are getting used to instant boot devices, boot time is really important for GNU/Linux distributions. openSUSE 13.2 is using Dracut which ensures faster boot time.

What’s new in the desktop

openSUSE 13.2 comes with the latest stable release of KDE software. The press release states:
KDE 4.14, dedicated to the memory of Volker Lanz, provides a familiar look, feel and functionality with the rock-solid stability of the latest version of the long-term support Plasma Workspace (4.11.12) and the applications from latest Software Compilation (4.14.2). The KDE Telepathy stack offers features as off-the-record (OTR) encryption for instant messaging, multi-protocol support and a set of applets for the Plasma Workspace. KDE applications requiring multimedia are now based on the 1.0 version of the GStreamer multimedia framework, allowing a noticeable reduction in dependencies.
I am already using Plasma 5 on one of my desktops and openSUSE 13.2 really makes it extremely easy to use Plasma 5, along side your current KDE without breaking your system. 13.2 comes with the preview of Plasma 5 which you can install from the Yast Software Manager.
openSUSE + KDE has so many options to expand the functionality of your computer.
openSUSE + KDE has so many options to expand the functionality of your computer.
Easy to navigate menu with integrated search which can search local documents, bookmarks and much more.
Easy to navigate menu with integrated search which can search local documents, bookmarks and much more.
A polished Calender!
A polished Calender!

Go Gnome

What I like the most about openSUSE is that they really do a great job at offering the best experience for the desktop environment you choose. 13.2 comes with Gnome 3.14 which has many new features, check out my review of Gnome 3.14.. You can run multiple desktop environments on openSUSE without breaking the system. If you want to install Gnome on your system, go to Yast Software Manager and choose Gnome from Patterns; it may ask you to removed KDE Patterns – which is safe to do.
These are not the only two desktop environments supported by openSUSE. openSUSE recently added MATE to its repositories and 13.2 is the first release of openSUSE to offer MATE (1.8.1), which provides a traditional desktop experience ideal for those users who loved GNOME 2.
This release also comes with XFCE (4.10), LXDE (0.55), Enlightenment 19 (0.19.0) and Awesome (3.4.15).
openSUSE press release says, “All of them have received updates and polishing ranging from the most user-visible interface improvements to better integration with underlying subsystems like systemd and upower.”

Docker has docked

A lot of decisions made in SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12, are also affecting openSUSE (in a positive way). This release comes with Docker 1.2 and there are 13.2 images available at Docker Hub which gives user the opportunity to use it an ideal base system to distribute applications.
This release also comes with Linux Containers 1.0.6 and the full visualization solutions traditionally provided by openSUSE (with QEMU 2.1 and VirtualBox 4.3.18).
The reason I love YaST is you get a 'command station' from where you can control every component of your computer.
The reason I love YaST is you get a ‘command station’ from where you can control every component of your computer.
YaST, my favorite tool which I wish was available for other distributions, has also received improvements – it’s faster and more stable. Only feature that I miss in YaST is the inability to install packages from OBS or software.opensuse.org.

In a nutshell

In a nutshell openSUSE 13.2 is an impressive release with many new features such as Snapshots, systemd and Btrfs. openSUSE has become such a reliable distribution that it is hard to find any flaw in it. It continues to get better, more polished with each release. I have grown fond of openSUSE for numerous reasons and find it the most appealing distribution for a desktop user.
In fact I am surprised by how it does a few things better than Ubuntu. And installing applications from 3rd party developers is one such thing. It’s far more easier to install applications from OBS’ one-click install than Googling a PPA, manually adding it, updating repositories and installing any application on Ubuntu systems.
OBS of openSUSE/SUSE can be considered it’s greatest contribution to the GNU/Linux and Open Source world as it enables projects like ownCloud, LibreOffice and many more to compile and package their software for the users of different distributions.
If you are an openSUSE user, you should obviously be upgrading to this release. I will, actually, encourage you to switch to Tumbleweed so you are always running the latest and greatest software. If you are a new Linux user, openSUSE will be my most recommended distribution due to the polish, maturity, ease of installing new packages and great user-experience for the desired desktop-environment.
Let me know what you think of this release in the comments below.

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Friday 27 February 2015

DarkComet v5.3 Setup Hacking Tutorial

"France is proud to present DarkComet, a Remote Administration Tool already chosen by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. These users describe DarkComer-RAT [as] one of the very best around, it is totally free to use and allows you to control many remote machines at the same time using hundreds of functions (webcam streaming, desktop streaming, micro streaming, keylogger, MSN control, system control, etc, etc.)
DarkComet is also considered as the most stable RAT around and it is even regarded more stable than some professional ones (profesional is another word for not free). Why would you spend even one dollar on a RAT when you can have better one for free ?" (Quoted from DarkComet Website)


Downloading DarkComet:

Go to: Mediafire Link Download

Go to: Mega Download

Using No-Ip and Creating Account

Go Here: http://www.no-ip.com


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Click Create Account:

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Click Free DNS:

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Fill in your information and activate your account:

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Download No-Ip Client (Select Windows):



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Login to your account on No-Ip.com



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Make a Host with NO-IP.BIZ and make a random name in the textbox and leave everything else.



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Login to No-IP Client using the Email Address and password you signed up before



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Select 'Select Hosts':



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Tick the hostname that you had made before:



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Congratzzz! You have finished the first stage!


After That:

Open DarkComet v5.3:



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Click on the Top Left corner where it says DarkComet-Rat and click on Listen to new port. Use the port 100 which you portforwarded earlier. Then Click Listen:



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After adding the listened port, click on the Top Left corner again and click on Server Module :

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Follow the image and don't check the Firewall thing if you are using a crypter afterwards:




Network Settings, Change the Ip/DNS to your domain name you made with No-ip, change port to 100:


Don't check Module startup if your crypter has startup as a option!! Skip everything else unless you need them:

Click on Build Module and leave the Building as is:



Lets test the Server, maker sure No-ip client is on!!



                   Hope you liked this TUT!

100 Windows RUN COMMANDS

100 Windows RUN COMMANDS
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Go to StartMenu > RUN > Type the command

Accessibility Controls = access.cpl

Add Hardware Wizard = hdwwiz.cpl

Add/Remove Programs = appwiz.cpl

Administrative Tools = control admintools

Automatic Updates = wuaucpl.cpl

Bluetooth Transfer Wizard = fsquirt

Calculator = calc

Certificate Manager = certmgr.msc

Character Map = charmap

Check Disk Utility = chkdsk

Clipboard Viewer = clipbrd

Command Prompt = cmd

Component Services = dcomcnfg

Computer Management = compmgmt.msc

Date and Time Properties = timedate.cpl

DDE Shares = ddeshare

Device Manager = devmgmt.msc

Direct X Control Panel (If Installed) = directx.cpl

Direct X Troubleshooter = dxdiag

Disk Cleanup Utility = cleanmgr

Disk Defragment = dfrg.msc

Disk Management = diskmgmt.msc

Disk Partition Manager = diskpart

Display Properties = control desktop

Display Properties = desk.cpl

Display Properties (w/Appearance Tab Preselected) = control color

Dr. Watson System Troubleshooting Utility = drwtsn32

Driver Verifier Utility = verifier

Event Viewer = eventvwr.msc

File Signature Verification Tool = sigverif

Findfast = findfast.cpl

Folders Properties = control folders

Fonts = control fonts

Fonts Folder = fonts

Free Cell Game = freecell

Game Controllers = joy.cpl

Group Policy Editor (XP Prof) = gpedit.msc

Hearts Card Game = mshearts

Iexpress Wizard = iexpress

Indexing Service = ciadv.msc

Internet Properties = inetcpl.cpl

IP Configuration (Display Connection Configuration) = ipconfig /all

IP Configuration (Display DNS Cache Contents) = ipconfig /displaydns

IP Configuration (Delete DNS Cache Contents) = ipconfig /flushdns

IP Configuration (Release All Connections) = ipconfig /release

IP Configuration (Renew All Connections) = ipconfig /renew

IP Configuration (Refreshes DHCP & Re-Registers DNS) = ipconfig /registerdns

IP Configuration (Display DHCP Class ID) = ipconfig /showclassid

IP Configuration (Modifies DHCP Class ID) = ipconfig /setclassid

ava Control Panel (If Installed) = jpicpl32.cpl

Java Control Panel (If Installed) = javaws

Keyboard Properties = control keyboard

Local Security Settings = secpol.msc

Local Users and Groups = lusrmgr.msc

Logs You Out Of Windows = logoff

Mcft Chat = winchat

Minesweeper Game = winmine

Mouse Properties = control mouse

Mouse Properties = main.cpl

Network Connections = control netconnections

Network Connections = ncpa.cpl

Network Setup Wizard = netsetup.cpl

Notepad = notepad

Nview Desktop Manager (If Installed) = nvtuicpl.cpl

Object Packager = packager

ODBC Data Source Administrator = odbccp32.cpl

On Screen Keyboard = osk

Opens AC3 Filter (If Installed) = ac3filter.cpl

Password Properties = password.cpl

Performance Monitor = perfmon.msc

Performance Monitor = perfmon

Phone and Modem Options = telephon.cpl

Power Configuration = powercfg.cpl

Printers and Faxes = control printers

Printers Folder = printers

Private Character Editor = eudcedit

Quicktime (If Installed) = QuickTime.cpl

Regional Settings = intl.cpl

Registry Editor = regedit

Registry Editor = regedit32

Remote Desktop = mstsc

Removable Storage = ntmsmgr.msc

Removable Storage Operator Requests = ntmsoprq.msc

Resultant Set of Policy (XP Prof) = rsop.msc

Scanners and Cameras = sticpl.cpl

Scheduled Tasks = control schedtasks

Security Center = wscui.cpl

Services = services.msc

Shared Folders = fsmgmt.msc

Shuts Down Windows = shutdown

Sounds and Audio = mmsys.cpl

Spider Solitare Card Game = spider

SQL Client Configuration = cliconfg

System Configuration Editor = sysedit

System Configuration Utility = msconfig

System File Checker Utility (Scan Immediately) = sfc /scannow

System File Checker Utility (Scan Once At Next Boot) = sfc /scanonce

System File Checker Utility (Scan On Every Boot) = sfc /scanboot

System File Checker Utility (Return to Default Setting) = sfc /revert

System File Checker Utility (Purge File Cache) = sfc /purgecache

System File Checker Utility (Set Cache Size to size x) = sfc /cachesize=x

System Properties = sysdm.cpl

Task Manager = taskmgr

Telnet Client = telnet

User Account Management = nusrmgr.cpl

Utility Manager = utilman

Windows Firewall = firewall.cpl

Windows Magnifier = magnify

Windows Management Infrastructure = wmimgmt.msc

Windows System Security Tool = syskey

Windows Update Launches = wupdmgr

Windows XP Tour Wizard = tourstart

Wordpad = write


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کیا آپ کو پتہ ہے کہ کی بورڈ کو آپ ماوس کے طور پر بھی استعمال کرسکتے ہیں. وہ کس طرح؟

یہ سٹیپ فالو کریں.

1: start بٹن پر کلک یا انٹر کریں۔
2: کنٹرول پینل کھولیں
3: accessibility otions پر جائیں
4: ماؤس کے آپشن پر جائیں
5: Use mouse keys کے چیک باکس کو مارک کریں
6: settings میں جا کر آپ ماؤس پوائنٹر کی رفتار کو کم یا زیادہ کر سکتے ہیں۔
7: ok پر کلک یا انٹر کر دیں
8: اب آپ اپنے کی بورڈ کے نیومیرک کی پیڈ سے ماؤس استعمال کر سکتے ہیں۔ یعنی 1، 2، 3، 4، 6، 7، 8، 9 کی مدد سے پوائنٹر کو حرکت دے سکتے ہیں، 5 سے کوئی آئٹم سلیکٹ کر سکتے ہیں اور انٹر سے اسے کھول سکتے ہیں۔ اور کسی بھی آئٹم پر جا کر shift + f10 کی مدد سے رائٹ کلک کا کام لیا جا سکتا ہے۔

اگر آپ اس آپشن کو ڈس ایبل کرنا چاہتے ہیں تو یہ سٹیپ استعمال کریں.

ونڈوز سٹیٹس بار میں دائیں جانب ماؤس کا آئیکون ہوگا اس پر کلک کریں اور
Use mouse keys کے چیک باکس کو ان مارک کر کے ok پر کلک یا انٹر کر دیں۔

یا

1: start بٹن پر کلک یا انٹر کریں۔
2: کنٹرول پینل کھولیں
3: accessibility otions پر جائیں
4: ماؤس کے آپشن پر جائیں
5: Use mouse keys کے چیک باکس کو ان مارک کریں
6: ok پر کلک یا انٹر کر دیں
  اب مجھے بتائیں کہ آپ کو یہ ٹپ کیسی لگی؟

Funfair Ride Simulator 3 v1.0.4 Apk + OBB Data

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Description:

Have you ever had to be able to be able to use your own drive at the fair? Probably not ... Now you can encounter this on your smart phone or product with the new Funfair Ride Simulator 3. Now with even more genuine and better HD design, new functions and a simulated fairground!


Control and amazing at some of the best trips that can be discovered on the fairgrounds all over the globe. Observe how guests buy passes and chair in your drive. Select your illumination and sounds, or basically sit yourself in one of the gondolas and encounter your very own ride! On day or in the evening - you decide!

The app contains two exclusive trips ("Octopus" and "Cyber Star"). Moreover, we offer new trips in every upgrade (by InApp).

The Funfair Ride Simulator is the first and only funfair drive simulation on your Smartphone!

OPERATE
Operate your own ride! Management the rate, the illumination and sounds, and much more. The new edition of the drive simulator is more genuine than ever!

GET IN
Take a chair in your own drive and appreciate together with your exclusive guests the drive in 3D, with amazing graphics!


EXPERIENCE
Experience a exclusive environment designed by the modifying mild, fog lighting and audio effects! We also have included many new visual developments in Funfair Ride Simulator 3: Extremely specific 3D designs, real-time dark areas, side attracted returning surfaces, Normal Closure and much more - encounter it yourself!

SOCIAL GAMING
Unlock a wide range of success and contest with your buddies and other gamers in the leaderboard. Who provides the most passengers? Who is the most effective carny?


FEATURES
• Management the most amazing trips that can be discovered on the fairgrounds around the world
• Extensive simulated fairground
• Communicating people
• Top great quality design in HD
• Even more genuine physics
• Usable Jingles
• Discuss your ingame encounter via Everyplay recodings
• Public Gaming: Archievements and leaderboards


NOTE: To be able to use all visual functions, we suggest at least an Nexus 5 (or similar). Sluggish gadgets are reinforced, but some results may need to be converted off.

Screenshots :
Funfair Ride Simulator 3 - screenshot thumbnail
Funfair Ride Simulator 3 - screenshot

Download link :
Data:
 http://mobdisc.com/dw9ff3c12e/download.html

Friday 31 October 2014

IDM 6.21 Build 14 Full Version+Crack Free Download+Tutorial



https://www.dropbox.com/s/hr858p6gqnhgyk5/Internet%20Download%20Manager%20IDM%206.21%20Build%2014%20with%20Crack%20%2B%20Full%20Instructions.rar?dl=0


 
Internet Download Manager (IDM) is very famous software for downloading files like movies, songs, PDF books and tv series from internet. Among the download managers out there in the internet this one considered to be the best because of its speed and flexibility. Using Internet Download Manager (IDM) free is very easy but not for everyone especially for those who are new in this type of thing. Here in this website we provide crack file which you can use to make IDM full version without buying it. We modify files which are responsible for showing notifications like “IDM has been registered with a fake serial number” etc. You install IDM newest version first then download modified version from here and paste them in installation folder.

Whats new in Version 6.21 build 14?

Followings are some of major changes in IDM 6.21 build 14 (Released: Oct 15, 2014)
  1. Added support for Firefox 35
  2. Improved Google Chrome integration module
  3. Fixed bugs

Video Tutorial:




Post by Cnet.com Softwares Free.

  1. Close/uninstall previous version of IDM;
  2. Install version 6.21 build 14 from setup folder;
  3. IDM may show you some notification like "You have registerd IDM with a fake serial number" don't get frightened, just close those notifications;
  4. Close IDM from system trey if it is still open (IDM must be closed during patching process);
  5. Copy all files(2) in "Crack" folder and past (replace) it in orginial installed folder (normally C:\Program Files\Internet Download Manager);
  6. Run reg file. Done!
  7. Open Rigester.exe

 

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