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[...] . How to install and use it, is explained below. Install google-drive-ocamlfuse Open a terminal window in Linux and enter the following commands: $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:alessandro-strada/ [...]

[...] can use a program called Grive. Install Grive Grive is easy to install on Ubuntu. Open a new terminal window and enter the following commands: $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8 < [...]

[...] GT-P3110 Galaxy Tab. 1 Install heimdall and adb on Ubuntu Linux on the Computer Open a terminal window in Linux and install heimdall-flash and android ADB tools $ sudo apt-get install heimdall- [...]

[...] to know how http://www.askmeaboutlinux.com/?p=2880. To send the key to a key server, open a terminal window in Ubuntu and at the command prompt, enter: $ gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --send-keys [...]

[...] Google Office Apps without any issues. Fonts were more than enough. Files saved are stored on Google Drive. However, if you want to save the files to local storage, you cannot. Download of files from [...]

[...] on any other devices like Android phones, tablets, windows or Mac computers. I cannot mention Google Drive in the above list, because it simply does not have a good client that works with Linux. You [...]

[...] Google has till date not released a Linux client for Google Drive. Result, we are dependent on 3rd party tools or applications to access Google Drive from Linux. [...]

[...] It’s been more than a while waiting for Google to come up with a Google Drive sync client for Linux. While the clients are available for Android, Windows, Mac and more, [...]

[...] , you need to have their public keys in your key ring. You need to get their public keys from a key server. Technically, you receive a public key from a key server. The term used is receive and not [...]

[...] public key will be exported to a file johndoepub.asc. You can also upload this key to any PGP key server. You can also open the johndoepub.asc file, copy and paste the contents into a key server that [...]

[...] not to delete keys, but revoke them. After you have revoked the key, you need to send it to a key server, so that everyone who used it, knows that you have revoked the key. [...]

[...] to do every time. The easiest way to spread the public key far and wide is to upload it to a key server. Key servers hold millions of public keys of many GPG / PGP users like you and me. Whenever [...]

[...] On the Android phone you may have chosen to Always Open a file with a particular app. This means that from the File [...]

Recently, it was very tough to get the mobile internet settings from India’s largest cellular service provider. This link on their website to receiv [...]

After enabling developer options on the phone, connect the USB cable that came with the phone to the computer. Start adb shell as follows: $ cd andr [...]

[...] file safely somewhere, where it will not get lost. You can also copy your private key to your Android phone or device and use Android Privacy Guard app with K-9 Mail app to send signed as well as [...]

[...] Okay… on this blog, we explained the finer details of GNU Privacy Guard or GPG or GnuPG or PGP. Activities that are required to be performed were explained in [...]

[...] is now property of Symantec Corporation, but we have it’s open source equivalent called GNU Privacy Guard or GPG or GnuPG. Both systems can be used interchangeably. Over time, I will explain how it [...]

[...] Whenever you create a key pair using GNU Privacy Guard, you need to make sure you also generate a revocation certificate for your key. Sometimes, [...]

[...] button. When you receive the message, you will not be able to read it, unless you enter your GNU Privacy Guard, GPG, PGP password. You can also send signed and encrypted messages using the Thunderbird [...]

[...] do list. Supports SMS scanning 9 AndFTP FTP client for android 10 FTP Server FTP server for android phones. File Transfer 11 aSQLiteManager SQLite database manager 12 Firefox Web browser for android [...]

[...] Telegram is an application for Android phones just like WhatsApp. The key advantages of Telegram are that is assures users that their data [...]

[...] selective data with the cloud. Files can also be accessed on any other devices like Android phones, tablets, windows or Mac computers. I cannot mention Google Drive in the above list, because [...]

[...] So you installed the OpenWRT firmware on your wireless router! It works like a charm. However, what would you need to do to [...]

[...] your password and you get to the OpenWRT router # prompt. That’s all to installing the OpenWRT firmware onto the TP-Link WDR-4300 router. You can also set up SSL on OpenWRT so you can access [...]

[...] By default, you can log in to the OpenWRT firmware installed on your router using http://192.168.1.1. However, if you want to add encryption on [...]

[...] Some of us like to try out multiple router firmware and at times, need to revert back to the default firmware that came with the router. TP-Link [...]

[...] onto the TP-Link WDR-4300 router. You can also set up SSL on OpenWRT so you can access the router firmware via https://192.168.1.1 for secure log in on the web interface of the router. [...]