LibreOffice

Since the 1st day of April, I changed my office application from OpenOffice.org to LibreOffice. Because several news about uncertainty in OpenOffice future after Sun Microsystems acquisition by Oracle.
There is no major changes in LibreOffice except the rebranding. But I really recommend to migrate to Libre Office for your future update. Because many Lead developers from open office continue the development in Libre Office.

Water Boom

I’m not talking about Water Boom as a recreational water park. I’m talking about compounding 2 H2 and O2 with electric ignition. It so interesting to see the process.

I got this video from YouTube so all of you can watch the interesting process, too.

Enjoy

Sang Jenderal Miskin

Tersenyum dalam kepedihan

Tabah dalam kegentaran

Melangkah walau tertatih

Sampai kapan?

Applied Physics in Sports Technology

Finally, as a senior Instrumentation Physics student, I have chosen my main topics for my final assignment. I’m gonna applying my Instrumentation’s skill to sports technology. Unfortunately, I’m not publishing the ideas now before I (hopefully) publish it as a journal. hehe ,sorry.

In Indonesian, “Fisika Keolahragaan”

Create funny graphics on Matlab 7

Last week, my lecturer gave me an final assignment as substitution for my final exam. The assignment was weird enough (or funny) but very interesting, I have to make a cartoon face using basic geometry with matlab. And I’ll share with you all.

This program involves semi-circle function, rectangle function , circle function, and

A hard way to install LabView 8.5 on Ubuntu 10.10

Before I try to install Labview 8.5 Linux, I was searching information on the internet about installing Labview 8.5, because Ubuntu is not supported by Labview (on Labview README files, the installation only support for SUSE, Mandriva, RedHat Enterprise ). But I found less information about installing it on Ubuntu. So I hope this post can add more information about installing LabView Linux on Ubuntu distribution.

Read ext4 with extend on Windows

first, I want to smile hehe

Because finally I had made my files shown in windows explorer. I’m using Ext2Fsd that can be downloaded here.  The default installer still can’t read

Scientific Linux

If I’m in the mood, I’m gonna review about Scientific Linux which was used by me several months ago.

Mengapa setinggi langit?

Mengapa kita harus menggantungkan cita-cita kita setinggi langit?
Agar saat kita gagal mencapai langit tertinggi, kita masih sampai pada puncak gunung tertinggi di dunia.

-malassuper-

mounting *.mdf file in Slackware 13.1

hehe Malassuper is trying to write in english.

Once upon a time, I was trying to play a PSX games using ePsxe . But there’s some problem, my game image extension is not ISO, but MDF.

I’m struggling searching all around the internet to mount this kind of extension to my slackware box. but got, nothing. Fortunately, I got renaissance, in Slackbuilds.org there is a package named FUSEISO. This package contain modules to make linux can mount .iso, .nrg,
.bin, .mdf and .img files. hehe. After you compiled and installed the package, use this application to mount the image file

so, I’m happy with my Slackware 13.1

nb : funny(or stupid?) ePSXe can play mdf files directly without mounting it first. haha