Xarchiver is a Zip/compression application. On the UI side, it’s using GTK2 toolkit which probably looks best on GNOME/XFCE.
It’s simple and straightforward. Xarchiver is in many ways comparable to FileRoller. I think it has a bit more features than FileRoller but user interface-wise, FileRoller looks a little bit better.
After much desperation and frustration (for some undisclosed reason), finally I got hold of Microsoft Money 2007, Home & Business Edition. This is because the financial software I was currently using was Microsoft Money 2004 Deluxe, I guess an upgrade after 3 years will be great. Or so it seems… Installation was… very quick, despite…
This is one of the last (but not the last) 23rd birthday gifts I received. These are the guys who gave this. Very very thoughtful, indeed. I was ecstatically flattered when opening the wrapping and seeing what’s inside. Yes, it’s the “Google Success Story” book, Indonesian translation.
Entah kenapa kita (kita?) tuh so excited banget punya situs resmi Ruby yang pake bahasa Indonesia. Tapi kenyataannya, kita (bangsa Indonesia) punya: (via Bapak Mandor) Situs ini masih dalam tahap final review, tapi Anda sudah dapat melihatnya di sini. Pengerjaan situs resmi Ruby Indonesia dilakukan oleh Yohanes Santoso, Arie Kusuma Atmaja, dan saya sendiri, beserta…
Okay, so this will be my first official blog. I’ve got and tried several blogs: At Bloglines At Yahoo 360 At INDC (both old site and new one) At GaulDong At Blogspot I seriously believe that most web-savvy people will have at least tens of blogs, either intentionally or not. Anyways this will be my…
The time has come for yet another wishful thinking. With the rise of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Event Driven Architecture (EDA), and Test Driven Development (TDD) extended with Behavior Driven Development (BDD), and a bunch of other buzzwords… let me introduce something else for the enterprise world: Semantic Interface Driven Architecture (SIDA) In short,…
Ever wonder how to create PDF files from your documents or the web pages you visit? It’s very easy if you use Ubuntu! Considering the success of my previous post about wireless-ing your ADSL internet connection, I guess it’s good to show you how to make PDF files easily with Ubuntu. In short, go to…
