Ibrahim Abdel Fattah Mohamed Personal bLOG

#LibreOffice Remote Control for @Android

The Document Foundation has just released LibreOffice version 4, although it has some amazing features and enhancement regarding every single application in the LibreOffice bundle, I’m going to talk about the Android Remote Control Application. It enables you to control your presentation through your android mobile phone using almost every feature you would like in such application.

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Linux Distro Timeline till 2009

By chance I found this, I once saw it on a board in the college, but it was quiet old, I found this now, and I would love to share it with you

Web Development using PHP Course

Hello all,

I will be launching a Web Development Course soon. The course aims to give a general overview on PHP the scripting language and how to integrate it with MySQL database to create web applications. The course will develop in the attendees the web programming concept and the knowledge of the web scenario and how to efficiently program dynamic web pages to complete web sites. The course will include the following: (more…)

Ever knew that Chrome has Extensions?

For me, I was amazed when I found that Google Chrome now has plenty of themes around that you can make the look and feel of such great browser elegant and shiny. But, it’s just 5 minutes ago when I found that you can add extensions to Google’s amazing web browser, Chrome. Unfortunately, this is only available to the development version of Chrome, or technically speaking the Chromium Project, on which Google Chrome is built. Because recently, I have felt that Firefox is really SLOW, especially when you start adding some add-ons to it, I started using Chromium on my linux box, and I should really say that I’m impressed with how fast and reliable the browser is, although it’s still a beta version.

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Google Web ToolKit on Jaunty 64 bit

Recently, I have became a big fan of Ubuntu, this system is really great, I admit I had some time to get used of it – especially with the sudo command -, but I love it! For some reasons, I have been introduced to Google Web ToolKit today, and it’s the first time for me to give it a try, and I should admit this too, Google, you rock!

You can run your projects in mainly two modes of operation using GWT (Google Web ToolKit), Web Mode, where should your final project files get compiled and placed after testing them using the Hosted Mode, and here came my problem.

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