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how to install *.sh file on CentOS?

Posted 11-30-2008 at 01:46 PM by me99

Would anyone know, I am sure someone does, how to install *.sh file on CentOS?
I downloaded the netbeans 6.5 file but now I am not sure how to install it. Thanks, george

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A script to extract RPMs

Posted 11-29-2008 at 11:44 PM by lumak (Lumak's Guide to Random Things)
Updated 11-30-2008 at 10:59 PM by lumak

Tags extract rpm

Since my blog is a guide to random things... here is a nice bash script to extract RPMs to a directory named after them self where the RPM can be located anywhere... that is, relative to the current directory or exact path

Code:

#!/bin/sh
#
# This script is in the public domain.
#
# A simple script to extract RPM files automagically
# Honestly... why isn't this feature built into
# the rpm tools?! unless I missed something...

...

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OpenLaszlo Newbie

Posted 11-29-2008 at 07:45 PM by sam_o_rogers

Tags bash shell, dhtml, flash, openlaszlo, panel button

Greetings,

Took a look at the OpenLaszlo video, and was very impressed that you can add drag and drop to web pages, using either Flash or DHTML. I am interested in the second because I want to be able to generate pages that can be run on Firefox from any platform. I could give a...
well, I'll try to keep this post civil, lets just say Internet Explorer is not my favorite browser.

The other thing I like, is it looks like you can get very creative, and...

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eth0

Posted 11-29-2008 at 10:52 AM by rsatish8

in my system eth0 file is missed.i did not find any file or commad. how to install eth0

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The GNU/Linux name controversy

Posted 11-29-2008 at 09:58 AM by eantoranz

Tags controversy, gnu, linux

About 23 years after the beginning of time (that would be like 1993), since GNU and Linux were put together as a Free OS, there's been a controversy about the way to call this (dysfunctional) couple.

On the red corner we have RMS, the FSF and others asking people to include "GNU" as part of the name when you are referring to a system that is working with Linux as the kernel and GNU on top of it to make it a "user usable" (weird, right?) system. One problem of this...

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