Easiest way to install Linux Kernel 3.4.3

And here is the Latest release off Linux kernel 3.4.3 which comes with more and more bug fixes and extra new features for your awesome machine. Well, you can view the changes in kernel 3.4.3 from the  change log directories from official website kernel.org . Now Here are some easiest steps to Install Kernel 3.4.3 on Ubuntu12.04. Guys! please do install the kernel at your own risk. Installing or upgrading to a new kernel may break your system. Sorry for that You need to do at first is to download all those necessary files. 1. open terminal by Alt+ ctrl+ T 2. you need to download the required header file of headersall.deb  so copy and just paste this command on the terminal cd /tmp && wget -O linux-headers-3.4.3-030403_3.4.3_all.deb...

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Make your own docky theme

Wanna like to have your own themes of Docky, here is a very very very easy methods :) Firstly you need an editor program like GIMP or Inkscape.  Then go through this steps: 1. Press Alt + f2 or open terminal (ctrl+alt+T) 2. Type the command as gksu nautilus /usr/share/docky/themes 3. Type your password 4. Now you need to copy one theme folder  for reference theme take Glass theme for example. 5. Now just paste it there and rename to your own theme name. 6. Open the folder and change the color of inside content which suits you best with GIMP or Inkscape. 7. Now restart the docky and go to Docky settings. 8. Choose the theme you have just developed. 9. Now enjoy with doing lots of experiment. Cheers!! 10. You can compress it as...

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Understanding OAuth: What Happens When You Log In

Article by: WHITSON GORDON Logging into another site with your Google, Twitter or Facebook account isn’t just convenient, it’s more secure than creating a new account or entering your Google, Twitter or Facebook password into a third-party site. That’s where OAuth comes in. Here’s how it works and how it keeps your passwords safe on third-party sites. A Twitter app called Tweetgif was hacked, releasing user information for 10,000 Twitter accounts to the public. However, no Twitter credentials were compromised, because Tweetgif used something called OAuth. If you’ve ever logged into a third-party website with your Google, Facebook or Twitter account by granting the app permission to that respective account, then whether you...

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