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Wednesday, October 15, 2008
My XFWM4 Theme
Recently I have created my first xfce theme for XFWM4 window manager. You can find it here
Sunday, July 27, 2008
My deskbar-applet plugin for XFCE
Here is what i have done a couple of weeks ago. Maybe someone can find it also suitable:
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How to share internet between smartphone (T-mobile MDA with windows 6) and linux (ubuntu)
There are 2 ways to do that.
First one is using USB.
a couple of simple steps for that:
1. install usb-rndis-lite tool
2. enable USB internet sharing in a smartphone
3. connect smartphone to your pc
4. probably you also need to do that:
to get the ip address
Also make sure that your activesync is not running on pocketPC- close it if it is started.
That's it for the first step.
Second one is using Bluetooth.
This one is more tricky.
I don't remember how did i do it exactly at the moment - but here the main steps:
1. install bluez-utils:
2. then you need to enable bluetooth on your mobile phone and type in on your pc in a terminal:
you should get something like :
the string
3. create the file
and the file
4. open
5. enable bluetooth internet sharing on your mobile device and in terminal on PC type in:
for the first time it will ask for the pin but afterwards it is not needed.
6. probably you will also need
P.S. sometimes it is needed to clean up the bluetooth pair devices on PC and mobile device. I also use
First one is using USB.
a couple of simple steps for that:
1. install usb-rndis-lite tool
svn co https://synce.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/synce/trunk/usb-rndis-lite
cd usb-rndis-lite
make
sudo ./clean.sh
sudo make install
2. enable USB internet sharing in a smartphone
3. connect smartphone to your pc
4. probably you also need to do that:
sudo dhclient
to get the ip address
Also make sure that your activesync is not running on pocketPC- close it if it is started.
That's it for the first step.
Second one is using Bluetooth.
This one is more tricky.
I don't remember how did i do it exactly at the moment - but here the main steps:
1. install bluez-utils:
sudo apt-get install bluez-utils
2. then you need to enable bluetooth on your mobile phone and type in on your pc in a terminal:
hcitool inq
you should get something like :
Inquiring ...
00:17:83:80:DA:CB clock offset: 0x5426 class: 0x5a020c
the string
00:17:83:80:DA:CBin your case should be different and this is the physical address of your mobile device.
3. create the file
/etc/bluetooth/pan/dev-upwith the contents:
#!/bin/bash
ifup bnep0
and the file
/etc/bluetooth/pan/dev-downwith the contents:
#!/bin/bash
ifdown bnep0
4. open
/etc/default/bluetoothfind the line with the
PAND_ENABLED=0and change it to
PAND_ENABLED=1Then find the line
PAND_OPTIONS=""and change it to
PAND_OPTIONS="--listen --role=PANU --devup /etc/bluetooth/pan/dev-up --devdown /etc/bluetooth/pan/dev-down
5. enable bluetooth internet sharing on your mobile device and in terminal on PC type in:
sudo pand -c {your physical device address}
for the first time it will ask for the pin but afterwards it is not needed.
6. probably you will also need
sudo dhclient bnep0
P.S. sometimes it is needed to clean up the bluetooth pair devices on PC and mobile device. I also use
kbluetoothfor that.
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