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If you're in a hurry/on speed, know this:

• this procedure is slightly more difficult (so longer) than installing the charm on Amazon
• you can skip directly to "Installing Juju"
• if you already have juju installed, you can skip to the last 2 lines of the "Installing juju" section
• if you already have juju-docean installed and configured, you can skip directly to "Provisioning VMs"
• otherwise, just continue reading, it's worth a few minutes...

This tutorial regroups a lot of advanced notions, so if you want to know more about one of the follo

Tagalog is the national language of Philippines and, although it's now written mainly in latin fonts (as Wikipedia reports), it can also be found written using the Baybayin script.Well, somehow, it seems difficult to find any relevant information on how to display Baybayin fonts in your browser in Ubuntu.

Let's say you got confused by a misleading fake-RAID feature on an HP Blade server and you decided to ignore that the Ubuntu installer was telling you it found 2 disks while it was supposed (if it was actual hardware RAID) to be detecting only one. And let's say you are lucky to have 3 disks, and you only one to use two as the RAID array (and they do not contain your operating system, i.e. the / partition). You might wonder: "And now what? S**** you, HP!" (that last bit is if you left panic get you, of course).

This command is to be improved progressively... sudo apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-php5 mysql-server mysql-client php5-mysql php5-xcache php5-gd php5-xdebug screen phpmyadmin php5-imagick mercurial git php-pear php5-dev

Let's say you want to install Chamilo on your netbook for a demo... Because Apache uses a lot of memory (and so does MySQL), it is generally considered a good practice to try and use something a bit lighter for your web server This procedure might also work, with a few minor alterations, for OLPC's XO laptops.

I will be presenting Chamilo and our intention to make a Chamilo package for Ubuntu this year at the Ubuntu Developers Summit in Brussels, on Friday 14th of May (at the beginning of the afternoon).

After Ubuntu's decision to default to OpenJDK for 10.04 (which is a good decision, IMHO), Sun's (but is it still Sun, or Oracle?) JAVA somewhat "disappeared" from Ubuntu (multiverse). That being said, some people may still need features only available in Sun's JRE/JDK, which might not yet have been Freed. Actually, Ubuntu is still shipping it, but in its "partner" section.

The recommended filesystem for Squid on OpenSolaris is ZFS: http://wiki.squid-cache.org/BestOsForSquid It is also recommended to disable the atime property on the filesystem holding the cache, and you may want to avoid using any type of RAID. To achieve this on Nexenta (or OpenSolaris, whatever), first create the ZFS filesystem: # zfs create -o atime=off -o mountpoint=/var/spool/squid3 syspool/squidcache Then install Squid (here for version 3.x, as you might have noticed from the com