Flash player for Linux

They finally made it! Adobe just released the Flash Player for Linux.

Now Linux users can deploy apps using the free Adobe Flex® 2 Software Developers Kit (SDK), Adobe Flash Player 9 and Flex Data Services 2 Express.

All this for free… nothing… nada… niente!

So if you’re using Linux, it’s a must to go to www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayerlinux and download it now!

Ripping MP3’s on Ubuntu

Mark Lynch posted how to rip MP3’s on Ubuntu.

Mozilla Firefox 3 Alpha 1 ready to be downloaded

Yes, it seems that Mozilla just released the new version of Firefox codenamed Gran Paradiso.

Wireless now working on Ubuntu

As previously said I was having some kind of troubles with my wireless connection on Ubuntu.

Ubuntu Experience

Following the last post about network problems and dodgy Firewalls. This time I decided to install Ubuntu on my laptop. I have to be honest saying that it was my first time installing something *nix.

What’s Jrun’s name?

Just found it on my old ColdFusion installation and thought it might be useful for someone in a multiple Jrun installations environment.

Breaking the network?

I recently bought a brand new Compaq Presario desktop to my new flat. For the first week living there I was just using my laptop (also a Compaq Presario) to do whatever I needed to do. I’m not a big fan of working from the laptop as it’s keyboard is a bit too small as well as it’s screen.

I could use another dettached screen and keyboard, but IMHO it’s just a whole bunch os paraphernalia, so I decided to buy a new desktop for my office at home.

Tokenizing a string with Java.

As everybody knows, this Blog should show my studies integrating CFML with other technologies.
Today I was playing with the Java class arrayList() and at some point I generated this code: