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Easily Manage Connect To SSH Hosts With Guake Indicator

Easily Manage Connect To SSH Hosts With Guake Indicator Guake Indicator is an Ubuntu AppIndicator for Guake terminal users, useful for those who need to connect to multiple SSH hosts frequently: the indicator lets you easily manage your favorite SSH hosts and establish new SSH connections via Guake. Guake is a Quake-style drop-down terminal which can be invoked with a single keystroke and hidden by pressing the same key again. Guake Indicator features: easily connect to your SSH hosts and MySQL servers; run various commands / tasks (e.g. navigate to a folder, ping google.com and so on); GUI to add new SSH hosts or localhost tasks. The SSH hosts / commands can be added by using the Guake Indicator GUI or by editing the ~/.guake-indicator/guake-indicator.json configuration file. Install Guake Indicator in Ubuntu Guake Indicator can be installed in Ubuntu Utopic, Trusty or Saucy by using a PPA. To add the PPA and install Guake Indicator, use the following commands: sudo add-apt-repositor...
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Eclipse Android on Linux Mint 13 Maya

Eclipse Android on Linux Mint 13 Maya So far, my previous blogs on Linux Mint 13 has described how to install Java and the Android SDK. If you have followed the blogs, you will now be ready for the next step towards Android software development and that is to install a Java programming environment called Eclipse. Of course, first we have to install this (if it has not been installed yet). The install process is very simple - you can use either Synaptic or the command line to carry out this job. To use Synaptic, start Synaptic, enter your password, then type eclipse into the search box. The entry for Eclipse will appear - mark it for installation, and the rest of the additional items, and then click on the Apply button. Wait for download and install process to finish, close Synaptic and you are done! To use the command line, start a terminal, and type: sudo apt-get install eclipse Type Enter when prompted, wait for the packages to be downloaded and installed, close the terminal and you ...
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DOWNLOAD Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution PS3 GAMES

DOWNLOAD Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution PS3 GAMES DOWNLOAD Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution  PS3 GAMES                 Platform: PS3 GAME Language     Gender: Accion Format: ISO Size: 6.49 GB       download  file  now
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End Of Life ing CDB!

End Of Life ing CDB! Im a huge fan of trying a lot of things. Throw ideas to the ecosystem and let popularity decide the ones that should survive, and the ones that dont. CDB, Community Data Browse, ended up in the second category. While the idea is still very very valid (building up a central query repository), the execution wasnt... quite there. We converted it to 5.x, but a recent upgrade in Saiku made CDB stopped working, and its just not worthwhile for us to maintain it. Were EOLing it, and removed it from the marketplace. Old builds still available on the homepage. If anyone wants to pick up the project... codes available on github, just let me know! -pedro download  file  now
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ElasticSearch query with AND and OR criteria

ElasticSearch query with AND and OR criteria Frequently when we will need to construct query to elasticsearch which bear AND and OR criteria similar to the following SQL statements: Statement 1: SELECT * FROM tblOrder WHERE orderDate=2015-01-01 14:00:00 AND customerID=29439; Statement 2: SELECT * FROM tblOrder WHERE orderDate=2015-01-01 14:00:00 OR customerID=29439; Statement 3: SELECT * FROM tblOrder WHERE orderDate <= 2015-01-01 14:00:00 AND customerID=29439; Statement 4: SELECT * FROM tblOrder WHERE (orderDate=2015-01-01 14:00:00 AND customerID=29439) OR customerID = 20991; Statement 5: SELECT * FROM tblOrder WHERE orderDate=2015-01-01 14:00:00 AND (customerID=29439 OR customerID = 20991); In ElasticSearch, we use "must" and "should" in place of AND and OR and "bool" in place of WHERE. Suppose in our ElasticSearch (at 179.168.0.1:9200), we have indexed documents having the following structures at index myOrder/myOrder: { "orderID" : xxxxx, ...
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