• I happen to know one such man he was my mentor, Johnny Jacob (just google him) when I was trying to hack Evolution in summer vacation last year. Nearly one and a half month back he contacted me to work on Evolution again. I was very much excited to do that but I was busy…

  • I tried to set up an svn server on my laptop today as I have organized a hack session today to bring in more people for hacking FOSS. I have chosen opendchub for three reasons: 1. They have seen it working. And they actually use it. 2. The source code is as less as 10…

  • After the event finished I calculated the stats. This really thrilled me Codecracker stats: Total teams that registered for the event : 118 Total teams that submitted solutions : 49 Total number of correct submissions : 44 Total number of submissions : 346 These are stats from Feedjit The site grabbed attention of many people…

  • I am writing this post from IT Dept lab from where the codecracker server is running. After a lot of problems and testing we finally managed to get codecracker working in Python and it has run smoothly without any failure till now. Now only 20 minutes are left for it to end. It feels good…

  • Codecracker, the online judge of our college designed and developed by GLUG last year is all set again for a new round. The pattern is changed a little bit. This time we have six questions, two easy, two medium and two difficult. It is scheduled on Feb 3, 2009 from 10 P.M. to 12 P.M.…

  • I think of holding a small hack week kind of thing at my college on GNU/Linux and FOSS where people arent serious about FOSS. This can help us create the hacking culture in our college. I have thought of opendchub the hub software for Direct Connect client which we use for file sharing in our…

  • good bye 2008

    Another year comes to an end. But 2008 was very important to me in many sense. For the first time I started playing around with real sofwares. To begin with Debayan started GLUG SDU (which is now totally dead) and we started to hack some softwares. First one was linuxdcpp (the linux alternate to Apexdc++).…

  • I installed openSUSE 11.1 and within no time i screwed my panel while trying to personalize things. This is how we restore it to default, (read it in opensuse forum) Log out and open a command prompt using Ctrl+Alt+F1. Then login as same user. And run this command rm .kde4/share/config/plasma-appletsrc This is the filewhere configuratations…

  • Mukti 09 promo video out [youtube=http://in.youtube.com/watch?v=jF7ynJrXNhc&hl=en&fs=1]

  • I have shifted to Ubuntu after using openSUSE and I must admit that I am totally impressed by Ubuntu. Its repositories are simply amazing. You can search and install almost everything that you require even linuxdcpp. Also I have seen that Ubuntu is highly documented when I was browsing through the LTSP section. Last night…