This is a quick write-up on how to get started with graphite as a .Net developer. We’re going to start using graphite with a virtual machine in VirtualBox, although you could use something else also. Steps: Download/install VirtualBox Download/install Ubuntu Download/install Graphite Expose VM to network Use Graphite from C# Download/install VirtualBox Start by downloading [...]
Graphite with .Net and Ubuntu 11.10
January 4th, 2012 by Henrik Feldt — .Net, Tips & Tricks
Tags: devops, graphing, graphite, open source, statsd, ubuntu
Arduino UNO and the Google ADK – part III
October 12th, 2011 by Tomas Nilsson — Embedded
Preparing the Arduino The Arduino firmware is a simple program receiving a toggle LED command from the connected Android device. Some parts are taken from the USB Host Shield 2.0 library. Connect the USB Host Shield 2.0 to the Arduino UNO (note that the picture above does not show the connected host shield, but it will [...]
Tags: Android, arduino, google adk, ubuntu
Arduino UNO and the Google ADK – part II
October 12th, 2011 by Tomas Nilsson — Embedded
Getting into detail The Android application is a simple demo that toggles a LED connected to the accessory (the Arduino UNO). The Android code can be found under the java directory in the source git: git clone git://github.com/joekickass/Arduino-Uno-Android-Accessory.git Below I will highlight parts of the code. Most of the information given can be found in the [...]
Tags: Android, arduino, google adk, ubuntu
Arduino UNO and the Google ADK – part I
October 12th, 2011 by Tomas Nilsson — Embedded
This is the first post in a serie describing how to get started with the Google ADK using an Arduino UNO and the Circuits@Home USB host shield. The title of the post actually lies a bit, because we will not use niether the ADK board nor the ADK software provided by Google, since the ADK software only works on [...]
Tags: Android, arduino, google adk, ubuntu
Arduino on Ubuntu without IDE
October 8th, 2011 by Tomas Nilsson — Embedded
This is a small post on how to set up your Arduino development environment without using the crappy Arduino IDE. The setup uses an Arduino Uno. The current version of Ubuntu (at this time it is Ubuntu 11.04) offers the latest version of the Arduino library through the Universe repository. This means that installation is as simple as [...]
Using s3cmd to Backup your WordPress Installation
October 2nd, 2011 by Henrik Bernström — Cloud, Tips & Tricks
This article will explain, in a few short steps, how to backup your WordPress installation to Amazon S3 service. It will deal with Ubuntu as operating system and Amazon EC2 for hosting but is not limited to such an environment. Prerequisits are an Amazon account for the S3 service, a WordPress installation and knowledge of [...]
Tags: amazon, backupwordpress, cron, crontab, ec2, s3, s3cmd, shell scripting, ubuntu, wordpress
Getting Android SDK working on Ubuntu 64
October 21st, 2009 by Johan Haleby — Android
Today I was trying to setup the Android SDK (version 1.6_r1) on the 64 bit version of Ubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty Jackalope). After having installed the ADT Eclipse plugin and pointed out the Android SDK directory in the settings I immediately ran into the following error: Failed to get the adb version: Cannot run program “/home/johan/devtools/android/android-sdk-linux_x86-1.6_r1/tools/adb”: [...]
Tags: linux, open source, tools, ubuntu
Running Selenium RC with Firefox 3
November 12th, 2008 by Joakim Back — Testing
After running into proxy errors attempting to run Selenium tests with Opera 9.62 and being unable to install Firefox 2 on Ubuntu 8.10 (unsatisfied package dependencies..) I finally ran into this gem: Hi, On windows I succeeded to run Selenium RC and Firefox 3 using the following steps 1. run firefox in profilemanager mode (“path\to\firefox.exe” [...]
Tags: automated testing, firefox 3, selenium, ubuntu, web
Getting Sound Working Properly on Ubuntu 8.10
November 10th, 2008 by Mattias Hellborg Arthursson — Tips & Tricks
Ever since I upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10 on my laptop (Dell Precision M90) I’ve been having problems with getting the sound to work properly. I could get some applications working if I would change the sound default from ALSA to OSS, but it wouldn’t work in Firefox (e.g. youtube etc.) Seems this is not an [...]
Tags: alsa, firefox, linux, oss, sound, ubuntu, ubuntu 8.10, youtube
