Hello everyone today I propose un’estenzione nautilus that simplifies scanzione antivirus on linux.
You may wonder now what is a virus on linux:
a) To scanzionare files before transferring them on Windows (prevention)
b) For a hard-disk scanzionare infected (care)
The script created by me iterfaccia has a graphic that will follow you step by step before and during the scanzione.
The scanzione is based on ‘ClamAV antivirus for linux
If you do not have antivirus installed the script will propose the installation.

Instructions:
1) download the script from this link
2) Copy the script
vostraHOME/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts
(to view hidden folders use ctrl + h)
3) Give it execute permissions by right-clicking on the file, properties, permissions, select to run as a program.
4) Position yourself with your cursor on any folder or file by scanzionare, then right-click, scripts, scanzione-Antivirus

5) Now you will be asked to update the virus signature (recommended)

here is the window that appears when updating

6) Follow the graphical instructions and good scan
We carry a possible SCAN-measured weight:

Hope you like it, to the next!

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# # Last modified November 16, 2012 # #

Hello from time FireTray use to keep active in the bar thunderbird gnome so I signal the presence of new email!
It looks like this:
in the absence of email

with email notification arrived

I wrote this article because I realized that installing certain versions of FireTray on thunderbird does not always work.

Now and then I write the respective correspondences versions make it all work:

Thunderbird 9/10/11/12/13/14/15/16   —-> firetray-0.4.0a2.xpi

NB: For version 16 will only count for incoming mail and right click and closing only one new message (the rest comes under management)

Thunderbird 8 —-> firetray-0.3.0-svn-r134M.xpi
(later update from add-ons otherwise does not go directly)

After doing a search on the net I found that pdf file compression is quite dark!

To make life easier I created a script Nautilus (tested on version 10.04 and 11.04 of ubuntu 64bit, but working with all of them)

The script compresses the pdf looking for in the can to maintain good visual quality.

First you need to install a dependency, open the terminal and write

sudo apt-get install ghostscript

Now download the script created by me

Once you have downloaded the script must be placed in

/home/vostronome/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts

then right-clicking on the file

go to properties> permissions

and put the check “Allow executing file as program”

Now just you select the PDF file you need, and right-click

script> Compress-PDF

now wait patiently (depends on the weight of the file)

I hope you might come in handy!

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nb: This procedure can only be performed by ubuntu distro

1. download the iso of live linux distro that you like
   

2. Install UNetbootin (sudo apt-get install unetbootin)
   

3. Insert USB stick into your computer
   

4. Install a memory stick with unetbootin iso (ubuntu to be installed last)
   

5. the memory stick and create a folder with the name of the distro installed
   

6. Drag the stylus all the files in the folder created
   

7. Now install the second distro in the memory stick repeat steps 4 through 7
   

8. Now go to System> Administration> Startup Disk Creator
   

9. Select the iso of ubuntu and set if you want the persistence
   

10. Open the folder of the first distro created and open the file syslinux.cfg
    
    Copy

11. the last few lines about the kernel (label etc)
    

12. Now open the file (in subfolder syslinux) txt.cfg and paste this the copied rows at the bottom
    

13. Open the folder of the second distro created and open the file syslinux.cfg
    you do steps 12 and 13
    

14. If by chance you have puppy after ‘label puppy’> ‘kernel vnlinux’ is transformed into ‘kernel / vnlinux’
    and also intrd = / initr.gz (in short, the super string kernel)
    

15. Now copy the file to the distro in 1 and 2 / the stylus if it asks you to join but do not overwrite any file
    

16. Now you can boot from usb (first setting the bios pc)
    

17. will open the menu boot ubuntu but you will notice that at the bottom of the list there will be other distros