Archive for September, 2008

• TECHPULP | How to enable X server on network in Fedora Linux systems
  Please read How to view remote UNIX desktop from Microsoft Windows system to know more about accessing X server from a remote host. X server comes with built-in support for remote desktop because of its client and server architecture. In...
• TECHPULP | How to view remote UNIX desktop from Microsoft Windows system
  X server is the default Graphical User Interface (GUI) toolkit used in almost all flavors of UNIX family of operating systems and most notably Linux and FreeBSD. The famous desktops are KDE and GNOME. X server toolkit has bulit-in support...

• TECHPULP | Map a directory with long pathname to a virtual drive in Microsoft Windows
  It is often very inconvenient to type long path names to move to a directory. Also sometimes code compilation fails if your command is taking more than certain length. In such cases, the base directory can be mapped to a...
• TECHPULP | Script to delete CVS or SVN directories recursively for source code packaging
  It is required to remove directories created by source code version control systems like CVS and SVN before releasing the source code. This can be done using the following command at the bash shell. Move to top level directory of...

• TECHPULP | Quick guide to profile C/C++ source code with gprof
  This article is just a quick reference for profiing C/C++ source code using gprof. C/C++ source code can be profiled using gprof in three steps. Compile the sources and link the program with profiling options “-pg” bash# gcc -pg -g...