Sharing a Thunderbird Profile between Linux and Windows

If you are using Windows and openSUSE, it would be to be able to use the same Thunderbird's profile from either the Windows or openSUSE. Before sharing, you should store Thunderbird's profile in FAT32 partition that can be accessed by both Windows and openSUSE.

How to Thunderbird's profile :

1.Copy Thunderbird's profile
For Windows 7, when you download or get mails, they will store in C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Local\Thunderbird\Profiles\xxxxxxxxx.default. So you have to copy that folder (xxxxxxxxx.default) to FAT32 partition (example D:/profile/xxxxxxxxx.default).

2.Edit profile.ini
In Windows 7, Go to C:\Users\user_name\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird → open profile.ini then change something as bellow :

IsRelative=0
Path= D:/profile/xxxxxxxxx.default (New profile's path)

In openSUSE, you Go to /home/user_name/.thunderbird → open profile.ini then change something as bellow :

IsRelative=0
Path=/windows/D/Profiles/xxxxxxxxx.default (New profile's path. I supposed it's automatically mounted to /windows.)

3. Restart Thunderbird

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Counting and Managing users visited your website

STATCOUNTER ?
Source: http://www.statcounter.com/

A free yet reliable invisible web tracker, highly configurable hit counter and real-time detailed web stats. Insert a simple piece of our code on your web page or blog and you will be able to analyse and monitor all the visitors to your website in real-time!

• Free, Fast, Responsive, Quick loading and Reliable Service. (Why is it free?)
  
• Invisible Tracking - no ads on your website.
  
• Accurate real-time website statistics with detailed visitor tracking and analysis.
  

Try it free: http://www.statcounter.com/

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Add Chat Box to your Website/Blog

Cbox – chat for the social web

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Get a Cbox and add a new dimension of interaction to your website or blog. Cbox is a unique chat and messaging application that brings the best features of traditional chat and tagging systems to the social web. And the best part – Cbox Basic is completely free.
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Bad text rendering of Khmer Unicode in Ubuntu

After I installed Khmer Unicode Keyboard and fonts in Ubuntu 9.10, I found some wovels such as ោះ , េះ.... incorrectly display when I typed with consonants.
In this case, just follow this instruction to fix that :

• Open file "enviroment", /etc/enviroment

• Add this line : GTK_IM_MODULE="xim"

example
PATH="/usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/bin:/usr/games"
GTK_IM_MODULE="xim"

• Save and exit
  

It should work.

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Changing Default Khmer font in Windows 7

By default, Windows 7 is already embedded Khmer Unicode, but not KhmerOS font diplays on Desktop. To set KhmerOS as default font, first of all, you have to install KhmerOS font (Visit: khmeros.info) then follow this instructions :

1. Go to registry : Start -> run -> regedit
2. Go to : HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts
3. Modify some values as the following items :

• DokChampa (TrueType) : Right Click -> Modify -> Value data: KhmerOSsys.ttf
• Khmer UI (TrueType) : Right Click -> Modify -> Value data: KhmerOSsys.ttf
• Khmer UI Bold (TrueType) : Right Click -> Modify -> Value data: KhmerOSsys.ttf

4. Restart computer

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Reset KDE to default settings

When your Desktop got messy or disappeared some Applets by incidentally removing from panel, and want to reset it to default as what you just installed new OS. let follow this.

Reset your KDE Desktop to default
1.Go to your home folder -> your user (e.g: linux)
2.Show hidden file (view -> show hidden files)
3.Rename ".kde" file to whatever(e.g: old.kde) or delete if using KDE4 or ".gnome" if using GNOME.
4.End current session


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Add Icon of My computer in SUSE 11.x

such a newbie question, but it happened when i incidentally deleted an icon (My Computer) from desktop. two years since i have started using OpenSUSE, don't know how to solve, just now i found it. it is quiet easy.

Add Icon link of my computer:
1. right click on Desktop and select "Create New"
2. Choose "Link toi Location"
3. Enter Name : My Computer
4. Enter Link to location (URL) : sysinfo:/
5. (Enter)


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