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Install PhoneGap on Fedora 17

Download and Install Eclipse IDE Android offers a custom plugin for the Eclipse IDE, called Android Development Tools (ADT). Following steps in link to install ADT Plugin into Eclipse ** If you can not find Android SDK Manager in Window --> Android SDK Manager, go to Window --> Customize Perspective --> Tool Bar Visibility. Enable options in Android SDK and AVD Manager. Install NodeJS on Fedora NodeJS is currently not part of the standard repo's, you can not install dire...

Remove VirtualBox RPM Package in Fedora

First, you need to find the RPM package name, just run something like this: Remove the package Remove kmod related files If you plan to install a new version of VirtualBox, checkout this link: http://www.tecmint.com/install-virtualbox-on-redhat-centos-fedora/

How to install Wkhtmltopdf in Fedora 17

wkhtmltopdf is an excellent opensource tool for converting html to PDF or an Image like JPEG, PNG etc.. It is available under GNU/GPL and written in C++ programming language. It can convert any HTML web page to PDF with Options to add Header and Footer. Also with Table of Content writing Option. It is available for both 32 and 64 bit Linux systems. For dowloading 32bit tool use the below command. For downloading 64bit tool use the below command. Extract the Files: Install...

HowTo install ImageMagick PHP extension

How to install ImageMagick from YUM repository The easiest way to install ImageMagick extension is to install it from yum repository: 1) Run “yum search imagick” command to check if ImageMagick extension is available in your repositories. If you get the line below – ImageMagick extension is available in your repository and you can install it using “yum install” command 2) Run “yum install php-pecl-imagick” to install ImageMagick extension. 3) Restart Apache webserver. How...

How to flush the local DNS cache in Fedora?

You can flush your local DNS cache in Linux by following these easy steps: 1. Open your terminal to use the command line. 2. Log in as root using the su command: user@host:~$ su Password: root@host: 3. Restart the name service cache daemon: root@host: /etc/init.d/nscd restart Please note that the name service cache deamon (nscd) may not be installed by default on your Linux distribution. You should be able to install it through the package manager of your distribution – yum f...