Burn ISO files on Ubuntu Linux

How to burn iso files on Ubuntu Linux.

1. Download the file.
2.Right click on the file and click on Write to Disc...

3.In Write To Disc screen you choose your CD Burner and Write speed and when you are done just click on Write

Perl 5.10

=> Today the Perl Foundation announces the release of Perl 5.10, the first major upgrade to the wildly popular dynamic programming language in over give years. This latest version builds on the successful 5.8.x series by adding powerful new language features and improving the Perl interpreter itself. The Perl development team, called the the Perl Porters, have taken features and inspiration from the ambitious Perl 6 project, as well as from chiefly academic languages and blended them with Perl's pragmatic view to practicality and usefulness.

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Ruby Tutorials

Here's some tutorials you can read to learn Ruby programming...

Learn to Program => Click here
Programming Ruby => Click here
An Introduction to Ruby => Click here
Learning Ruby => Click here
Ruby user's guide => Click here
Qt Tutorial - The 14 Steps => Click here
Why's (Poignant) Guide to Ruby => Click here
Ruby Study Notes => Click here
RubyCHannel Tutorial => Click here
Ruby Basic Tutorial => Click here

Create games in Ruby

Do you want to create games but don't know how, then you should read this tutorial..

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iPhone tops Windows Mobile for mobile web surfing

News from TechWorld.com
=> Apple's iPhone is already being used by 50 percent more people to browse the web than all Windows Mobile-based handsets, according to research firm Net Applications. more..

Ruby on Rails IDE's

I've made an list over Ruby on Rails IDE's

1. TextMate
2. Aptana
3. Arachno Ruby IDE
4. RoRED
5. Blackadder
6. 3rdRail
7. Netbeans
8. jEdit
9. Komodo Edit
10. IntelliJ IDEA
11. Eclipse
12. Ruby on Steel
    

Try and see which one you like best.

Install Rails on Ubuntu

1. Open the terminal

Install Rails first:
terminal:~$ sudo apt-get install ruby rdoc irb libyaml-ruby libzlib-ruby ri
terminal:~$ sudo apt-get install rubygems
terminal:~$ sudo gem update --system

Now to the Rails framework
terminal:~$ sudo gem install rails -y

Build your first Rails Application
terminal:~$ rails ForstaApp
terminal:~$ cd ForstaApp
terminal:~/ForstApp$ ruby script/server

Open Firefox and go to till http://localhost:3000
You created your first Rails application.