Showing posts with label IBM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IBM. Show all posts

28 January 2010

D.J. Lizard's Dial-A-Fix: How to fix Windows Installer's Death

I had to deal with being unable to install, upgrade or uninstall software this month because Windows' Installer decided to fail. I tried all of Microsoft's self-fix options from the XP web site I could do to no avail. But then I asked for tech support from Microsoft China's Kane Yu about an automatic update failing, and he helped me find some freeware that fixes this problems and others for free. So just in case you even have Microsoft Windows Installer fail for you, I am including a VERY helpful link to D.J.Lizard's Dial-A-Fix: 


20 January 2009

QQ 2009 for Linux, Mac, iPhone, and Windows Updated!


According to the Lost LaoWai Blog, the Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows versions of QQ were updated to 1.0 Beta 1 within the last day. Here are the links:
Also this month TenCent's QQ forum for international users was opened up at http://www.IMQQ.com.

QQ is also available for the Apple iPhone or iPod Touch version 1.2.

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08 March 2008

Yellow Dog Linux 6.0 Available for Free Download Today!

1 DVD ISO for Sony PS3, Apple PPC Macs, IBM System p PCs, etc. YDL v6.0 introduces a new level of multi-media support and functions with the latest Enlightenment window manager for a rich, dynamic, and powerful end user experience.

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10 February 2008

Yellow Dog Linux 6.0 for PS3 and PPC systems ready

Version 6.0 of Yellow Dog Linux (YDL) represents a change of direction for Terra Soft Solutions. Fedora has been largely replaced by CentOS as the basis for the distribution. This should make it easier for the distributor to maintain the distribution for Power Architecture, as the CentOS development team maintain their distribution significantly longer than Fedora, which is more focused on new software.

Ultimately this about-turn changes little for YDL users, as the packages from CentOS 5.0/5.1 which form the basis of YDL 6.0 are derived from the same version of the commercial Red Hat Enterprise Linux distribution which is in turn based on Fedora Core 6. The software included in YDL 6.0 is thus only a little more recent compared to YDL 5.0, which was based on Fedora Core 5. Terra Soft Solutions has therefore in some instances included packages from more recent version of Fedora.

YDL 6.0 is suitable for PPC systems such as the Playstation 3 (PS3), Apple PowerPC G4 and G5 and IBM System p (JS2x, 510, 520, 540). In addition to GNOME, the resource-saving E17 desktop, which copes better with the PS3's modest consignment of RAM, is also installed. The distributor has also integrated the Cell SDK 3.0 for the PS3 and other systems equipped with Cell processors. Initially the new version of YDL will only be available to paying customers. It should be available to download for free in about a month.

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05 February 2008

TerraSoft Releases YDL 6.0 for Apple PowerPC, Sony PS3, IBM, more

Terra Soft today released Yellow Dog Linux v6.0 for Sony PS3, Apple G4/G5, and IBM System p. Built upon the CentOS foundation, a popular derivative of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), YDL v6.0 offers enterprise quality for the home user. YDL v6.0 delivers the professional quality of an enterprise level Linux distribution to a just-works desktop experience for both PS3 and Apple PowerPC. Built upon CentOS with select Fedora 7 components, YDL v6.0 integrates the "E17" desktop to provide a lean, uncluttered interface.


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15 August 2007

My HOW-TO: Was Published on TerraSoftSolutions.com!

Here is the snippet and a link to my personal Yellow Dog Solution:

TOPIC: Get Chinese Characters to Appear Properly in Firefox in Yellow Dog Linux v5

Introduction

Unfortunately, even with the Chinese Language installation installed, Chinese will not appear properly in Firefox under Yellow Dog Linux v5, so I have written the steps needed to make it work for you.