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Install Ubuntu 15 10 on Windows 10 VirtualBox

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Ubuntu 15.10 is now available, this video show how to install it on Windows 10 with VirtualBox.


With Addition CD Image installed, we can improve screen resolution and share folder between guest Linux and host running Windows.


This video show how to, and the screen reesolution improved.


To share folder, setup Shared Folder in VirtualBox Setting of the guest, assign a machine folder in host. Then run the command in guest Ubuntu Linux
$ sudo mount -t vboxsf vbShare mntShare

where:
vbShare is the shared folder in host, and assigned as Shared Folder in VirtualBox Setting of the guest.
mntShare is the folder in guest Ubuntu Linux.




Related:
- Install Ubuntu GNOME 15.10 on Windows 10/VirtualBox

Related features:
- Record screen video of VirtualBox guest OS
- Share Clipboard and DragnDrop between VirtualBox guest Linux and host Windows


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Windows 10 add Administrator account in login screen

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To add Administrator account in login screen:

  • Run Command Prompt as Administrator
  • Enter the command:
    net user administrator /active:yes





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Java code to listing Network Interface Addresses run on Windows 10

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One of the most useful pieces of information you can get from a network interface is the list of IP addresses that are assigned to it. You can obtain this information from a NetworkInterface instance by using one of two methods. The first method, getInetAddresses(), returns an Enumeration of InetAddress. The other method, getInterfaceAddresses(), returns a list of java.net.InterfaceAddress instances. This method is used when you need more information about an interface address beyond its IP address. For example, you might need additional information about the subnet mask and broadcast address when the address is an IPv4 address, and a network prefix length in the case of an IPv6 address. ~ https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/networking/nifs/listing.html

The following example program lists all the network interfaces and their addresses on a machine (tested on PC running Windows 10):
package javalistinetaddress;

import java.net.InetAddress;
import java.net.NetworkInterface;
import java.net.SocketException;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Enumeration;

public class JavaListInetAddress {

public static void main(String[] args) throws SocketException {
Enumeration<NetworkInterface> nets = NetworkInterface.getNetworkInterfaces();
for (NetworkInterface netint : Collections.list(nets))
displayInterfaceInformation(netint);
}

static void displayInterfaceInformation(NetworkInterface netint) throws SocketException {
System.out.printf("Display name: %s ", netint.getDisplayName());
System.out.printf("Name: %s ", netint.getName());
Enumeration<InetAddress> inetAddresses = netint.getInetAddresses();
for (InetAddress inetAddress : Collections.list(inetAddresses)) {
System.out.printf("InetAddress: %s ", inetAddress);
}
System.out.printf(" ");
}

}



Related:
- Java code to listing Network Interface Addresses, run on Raspberry Pi/Raspbian Jessie

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Monitor your Windows cpu usage temperature with HWiNFO

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Just tried HWiNFO to monitor Windows 10 CPU usage, temperature..., very nice:) Comprehensive Hardware Analysis, Monitoring and Reporting for Windows and DOS. FREEWARE!


In-depth Hardware Information
From a quick overview unfolding into the depth of all hardware components. Always up-to date supporting latest technologies and standards.

Real-Time System Monitoring
Accurate monitoring of all system components for actual status and failure prediction. Customizable interface with variety of options.

Extensive Reporting
Multiple types of reports, status logging and interfacing with other tools or add-ons.



~ link: http://www.hwinfo.com/


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Windows 10 Power User Menu

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Power User Menu of  Windows 10 (and Windows 8) is a pop-up menu with shortcuts tosome usedful "Power User" Windows tools. You can easy access the "Old Control Panel" here.


To Open Power User Menu,

  • Right click the Start button, or 
  • WIN+X: Pressing the WIN (Windows) key and the X key together.


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Install Ubuntu GNOME 15 10 on Windows 10 VirtualBox

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Ubuntu GNOME is an official flavor of Ubuntu, featuring the GNOME desktop environment. This video show how to install Ubuntu GNOME 15.10 on Windows 10 with VirtualBox. (Basically, its same as Install Ubuntu 15.10 on Windows 10/VirtualBox).


Download Ubuntu GNOME 15.10 and install on VirtualBox.


Insert Guest Additions CD Image to improve display resolution.


Create shared folder between guest Ubuntu GNOME 15.10 and host Windows 10.

To share folder, setup Shared Folder in VirtualBox Setting of the guest, assign a machine folder in host. Then run the command in guest Ubuntu Linux
$ sudo mount -t vboxsf vbShare mntShare

where:
vbShare is the shared folder in host, and assigned as Shared Folder in VirtualBox Setting of the guest.
mntShare is the folder in guest Ubuntu Linux.


remark@2015-11-14:
Starting with version 4.0, VirtualBox can mount shared folders automatically. This post show how to create share folder between host Windows (D:vbShare) and guest Ubuntu Linux (/media/sf_vbShare), and add current user to the vboxsf group.

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Connect Windows 10 to HC 06 Bluetooth

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This post show how to connect Windows 10 to HC-06 Bluetooth Module.


Actually its a loopback connection:
PuTTY Serial connect to Bluetooth Outgoing port -> (Bluetooth) -> HC-06 -> FT232RL -> (USB) -> Arduino IDE Serial Monitot.


This video show how to pair HC-06 on Windows 10, and try the loopback test.




Related:
- Raspberry Pi Bluetooth Serial Terminal, using HC-06 Bluetooth Module, connect from Windows 10 with Bluetooth, using PuTTY.

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Samsung ATIV Q Windows laptop

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Samsung ATIV Q Windows laptop
Samsung ATIV Q Windows laptop
Samsung ATIV Q Windows laptop / Android tablet now official: specs, features, pricing and release date.
Samsung on Thursday unveiled during its London-based Premiere event a new member of its Windows ATIV family, but a device that has Android capabilities: the Windows laptop / Android tablet ATIV Q.
The dual-booting device is actually a convertible laptop capable of running either Windows 8 or Android 4.2.2, depending on what you need at any particular time. Without further ado, let’s check out the hardware under the hood of the ATIV Q.

Specs and features

  • 13.3-inch display with 3200 x 1800 resolution (275ppi)
  • full QWERTY keyboard
  • Design: ATIV Q works in four modes: tablet, laptop, stand and “floating” mode.
  • Size: 0.55 inches thickness
  • Weight: 2.84 pounds
  • Intel Core i5 processor
  • Intel HD Graphics 4400
  • 4GB of RAM
  • 128GB SSD
  • Ports: 1 USB3.0, 1 USB2.0, HDMI, RJ45, headphone/mic combo, microSD
  • 9 hours of battery life
  • Windows 8
  • Android 4.2.2
  • SideSync software – lets users share data between Windows and Android; allows Windows laptop to update apps on an Android devices.
  • S Pen stylus

Release date and pricing

While the ATIV Q may not be the must-have Android tablet users are looking for – or the must-have laptop – it certainly offers the best of both worlds, as it’s capable to run both Windows and Android.
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However, don’t get too excited about buying it, as the device doesn’t have a launch date yet – it will be available “later this year” in the UK. Pricing details have not be announced either, and we’re certainly curious to see how much the device will cost.
We’ll be back with more details about the ATIV Q as soon as we have them. Samsung ATIV Q Windows laptop 
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Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance to provide 30 000 Fujitsu tablets with Windows 8 to its sales personnel in Japan’s largest deployment

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REDMOND, Wash., and TOKYO — Aug. 6, 2013 — Microsoft Corp. today announced that Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance Company is deploying approximately 30,000 Windows 8 tablets as new sales devices for its sales personnel under close cooperation between Fujitsu Limited and Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd. This is Japan’s largest and one of the world’s largest deployments of Windows 8 tablets this year. Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance will start to conduct sales activities using the new tablets nationwide starting in September 2013.
As part of an effort to enhance its customer service experience, Meiji Yasuda reviewed its procedures and services from the ground up, based on customer feedback, and developed face-to-face services that provide useful information in easy-to-understand terms.
Leveraging the advantages offered by tablets, Meiji Yasuda will enhance communication with its customers by using videos and other content to explain its products. It will also aim to focus more resources on improving service and boosting its competitiveness by streamlining contract processing and helping eliminate the need for printed documentation while providing enhanced security.
Fujitsu, the partner leading the implementation of this deployment, selected Microsoft’s Windows 8 Pro enterprise operating system to develop a specialized Windows 8 tablet to improve customer service by digitizing procedures and providing beneficial information in an easily understandable format. With this development, Meiji Yasuda Life Insurance will be the first Japanese life insurance company to adopt Windows 8 Pro.
More information about how organizations are turning to Microsoft technology is available on the Microsoft Customer Spotlight newsroom.
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