Monday, May 18, 2009

XP is full with holes...

Some virus can even get pass some so called anti virus defences
Such as AVG, Avast... you know there's a virus trying to get in your computer
And you can't do anything...
I spend about 50 Mbyte for the anti-virus and its not doing anything

Most of the virus I deal with are brontok virus.
These virus are so irritating because they always try to conceal themselves
You will notice your folder option or hidden folder always disappear...
These virus are superhidden, you need to activate the superhidden to see them

...but you can't do it
There's always a second option. Use gpedit.msc
Where to find it - in your system32/gpedit.msc
What it can do for you
1. Alter Administrative templates
2. Running scripts or programs at startup/shutdown or user logon/logoff

This is far simple than running regedit. Hehe.


Group Policy editor


Administrative templates


Shutdown and Startup script

*one more way to escape virus problem - Don't even on your computer

Friday, May 15, 2009

Trash can bug

From 8.10 to 9.04 another long 6 month
From 2.76 to 2.75 another long disappointing 4 month
Luck had decided most of my life
As long I remember it had been twice I escaped (or maybe not?)

Well, talk about some serious stuff now...
There's a very strange phenomenon (weird) in Ubuntu 9.04
I thought it may be a mirage but...
When I deleted stuff from my desktop, the file disappeared... WOW
but my disk space still record about the file
And when I look in my trash can... THERE'S NOTHING!
woooooooooo GHOST FILE
Actually is just a small flaw in Ubuntu.

Solution:
1. Go /home/username/.local/share/trash. All your file is in the trash...
2. Delete it
3. Create a file at /home/username/.trash (if it's not there)
4. Create a shortcut of the .trash and put it at /home/username/.local/share/.
5. Try deleting your file now. It should went it your trash can.

No la not ghost file... It's just some mistake?


Finally, there's trash in my bin!! (so excited)


Ubuntu 9.04...What will Koala be?

Sunday, March 15, 2009

How to get CS:CZ to work on ubuntu

Counter Strike is one nice FPS.
After I stayed with Ubuntu, i have rarely thinking about playing games
But what is life without games... (spending too much on CC)

To get Condition Zero working...
1st Install the latest wine and cs:cz
2nd Find motd.txt in czero and cstrike. Rename to oldmotd.txt. (to allow single player game)
3rd Delete the content of motd_temp.html and make it as read only. (to allow multiplayer game)

*Not all cs:cz having this problem. This cz is add on from half life.

And tada... type in your terminal
wine (your hl.exe location) -game czero (depends) -novid
And you can play now...


Yes! I searched the way for hours...