Interested in learning web development, new language or just want to keep yourself updated with what's happening in information technologies? This site brings you the vast collection of screencast / video from net that can help you learn new technology, keep you informed of what's new, provide how to video tutorials and help you advance in information technology field. Not to mention seeing is better then reading or listening.

Install Ubuntu 7.04 on Your Intel Mac with VMware Fusion

The latest version of Ubuntu, Feisty Fawn, has been getting a lot of press recently. With news that Dell will soon be pre-installing Ubuntu on some of ...

Howto Screencast in Ubuntu 7

Looking for an easy way to screen cast in the latest Ubuntu Linux? Here is the simplest way I’ve found

Adding an IP address resource to a cluster (newbie)

This is my first draft screencast. The narration is mostly done, but the tool I'm using mangles the audio quality. In spite of this, seems like a reasonable start to me, and good enough to give you an idea of what the whole thing should look like.

This screencast gives An Introduction to H...

Installing Heartbeat (Newbie)

If you're just getting started with heartbeat, this screencast gives a quick tour of installing heartbeat and getting it up and running.

Using TagBot to Tag Your Files

I’ve written at great length about using Metadata to keep track of your files, even going so far as an alternative to folder hierarchies. But amongst the barriers to entry is the difficulty in actually tagging those files and subsequently keeping track of those tags that are being used.
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Skitch Preview

I’m proud to bring you a screencast preview of Skitch, which is a fantastic new screen grab and image editing app from Plasq - and it most definitely is a big deal. “So what, it’s a screen capture utility.” Well Skitch is one of the most well thought-out pieces of software I’ve used in qui...

Geektool Quickie

Last week I pointed to LifeHacker’s great rundown of Geektool. It’s one of those tools that just blends in and you sort of forget about it. This is just what I’d done, and thus had never really covered it in this screencast.

Beginning GNU/Linux with Ubuntu

In this series of ShowMeDos you'll learn how to use Ubuntu Linux 7.04 Feisty Fawn. Along the way, we'll also teach you some background information on L...

Installing Windows Games in Linux

Installing Windows games in Linux requires special software, it can be done in an application called wine (requires a lot of work). Or for $15US you ca...

Using Samba to Share Network Files and Printers

This series shows how to share files and printers with other Linux and Windows PCs using the open-source Samba software suite.