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23 January 2010

Ubuntu 9.10 Telah Dirilis

Ubuntu 9.10 dengan nama kode Karmic Koala telah dirilis hari ini. Beberapa perbaikan dan penambahan fitur telah dilakukan. Boot screen yang lebih sedap dipandang mata dan beberapa wallpaper yang disediakan membuat Ubuntu 9.10 menjadi lebih cantik.

Ubuntu 9.10 juga telah mengganti aplikasi multi IM (Instant Messaging) dari Pidgin menjadi Empathy. Integrasi dengan Ubuntu One untuk penyimpanan data online dan Software Center yang menjadi gerbang untuk penambahan aplikasi-aplikasi lainnya makin memudahkan pengguna.

Catatan rilis Ubuntu 9.10 bisa dibaca di http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/910

Ubuntu 9.10 (Karmic Koala) bisa diunduh di:

ftp://dl2.foss-id.web.id/iso/ubuntu/releases/9.10/
ftp://kambing.ui.edu/pub/ubuntu/releases/9.10/
http://mirror.unej.ac.id/ubuntu-cd/9.10/
ftp://repo.ugm.ac.id/iso/ubuntu/9.10/


Lebih Jauh Tentang Koala??

LONDON, 26 Oktober 2009 – Canonical hari ini mengumumkan peluncuran Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop Edition, versi terbaru dari distribusi desktop Linux yang populer. Ubuntu 9.10 akan tersedia untuk didownload gratis pada Kamis, 29 Oktober 2009. Ubuntu 9.10 membawa perubahan yang besar dan kecil semua memiliki tujuan yang sama – untuk membuat Ubuntu sebagai sistem operasi paling user-friendly. Ubuntu 9.10 memiliki fitur yang didesain ulang, lebih cepat boot dan login, sebuah kerangka kerja audio diubah, dan meningkatkan konektivitas broadband 3G, yang semuanya berkontribusi pada pengalaman pengguna kelas satu.

Selanjutnya, inisiatif ‘100 Inovative Paper Cuts’ yang diselenggarakan dengan Komunitas Ubuntu yang memungkinkan pengguna untuk menominasikan gangguan kecil yang berdampak kenikmatan mereka dari platform. Sejauh ini lebih dari 50 perbaikan telah dilakukan, menghilangkan gangguan kecil seperti penamaan tidak konsisten atau kurang terorganisirnya pilihan aplikasi. Pengalaman pengguna dalam skala yang lebih besar perbaikan termasuk Ubuntu Software Center yang lebih fresh, sehingga user lebih baik dan lebih mudah memahami informasi tentang perangkat lunak yang mereka miliki – membawa dunia aplikasi open source lebih dekat ke pengguna. Perbaikan-perbaikan ini, dalam kombinasi, memiliki pengaruh transformatif pada pengalaman pengguna.

Ubuntu 9.10 juga mencakup integrasi ‘Ubuntu One’ sebagai komponen standar desktop. Ubuntu Salah satunya adalah nama suite yang menarik dari layanan online, yang dirilis dalam versi beta Mei 2009. Ubuntu Satu memberikan pengalaman desktop yang disempurnakan, menyederhanakan backup, sinkronisasi, dan berbagi file dengan yang diperluas seperangkat fitur, termasuk Tomboy Notes dan sinkronisasi kontak.

Ubuntu 9.10 juga menyambut baik sejumlah fitur yang membuatnya menjadi platform terbaik untuk pengembang, baik profesional maupun pengguna biasa. Pengembang tertarik untuk menulis aplikasi yang berjalan pada Ubuntu sekarang memiliki toolset yang disederhanakan disebut ‘Quickly’ yang membuatnya mudah dan menyenangkan dengan mengotomatisasi banyak tugas-tugas sehari-hari yang terlibat dalam pemrograman. Cepat juga membantu pengguna ‘package’ kode dan mendistribusikan melalui repositori perangkat lunak Ubuntu. Pengembang Ubuntu akan menemukan semua kode host dalam sistem kontrol versi Bazaar, yang merupakan bagian dari Launchpad sepenuhnya kolaborasi open source website. Tidak pernah ada yang lebih mudah daripada untuk mengembangkan atau untuk Ubuntu.

Pengguna Netbook dan Smartbook akan senang dengan peningkatan Ubuntu 9.10 Netbook Remix (UNR) antarmuka yang terus meningkatkan bar dalam memberikan yang paling mudah, paling mudah ditemukan dan paling berguna pengalaman pengguna pada mesin bentuk kecil. Sebagaimana Ubuntu 9.10 untuk desktop, UNR akan mengintegrasikan Empati program olahpesan teks, suara, video, dan transfer file yang akan membuat komunikasi lebih menyenangkan kemudian lamanya.

“Ubuntu 9.10 memberikan user lebih banyak alasan daripada sebelumnya untuk secara serius mempertimbangkan Linux pada saat banyak berpikir lagi tentang pilihan sistem operasi mereka. Kami memberikan sebuah platform bagi pengguna yang tertarik pada yang mudah digunakan, sangat cantik, ramah web sistem operasi, “kata Jane Silber, COO di Canonical.” Yang lebih cepat, lebih indah dan login urutan boot, file dan sinkronisasi kontak melalui layanan online dan pengalaman besar yang paling populer notebook, desktop dan netbook model terus mendorong Ubuntu ke dalam arus utama komputasi pilihan. ”

Lebih lanjut tentang rilis Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop Edition:

  • Pengalaman boot lebih cepat, disederhanakan, dan lebih baik bagi sebagian besar pengguna
  • Perubahan audio memungkinkan peningkatan kontrol suara di beberapa aplikasi
  • Firefox 3.5: web browser terbaru, tercepat, dan paling aman saat ini dari Mozilla

Tautan penting:

Download alternatif : FTP Open Source Universitas Indonesia

Sumber : Ubuntu.com

Stop Windows from Wildly Accessing your Hard Disk


Many users have complained about Windows seizing up for up to a minute because of random, pointless disk activity. This is due to the way that windows is set to handle disk caching and virtual memory. Although windows instructs you to "let Windows handle disk cache settings" for best results, this obviously does not yield the best results.

Note that this is a complex issue, and is discussed in much greater detail in the Annoyances books.

Here's how to eliminate the random disk activity and improve system performance:


Part One: Virtual Memory

* Right click on My Computer, and select Properties.
* Click the Performance tab, and then click Virtual Memory
* Choose Let me specify my own virtual memory settings.
* If you want to choose a different drive for your swapfile, run Disk Defragmenter first.
* Specify the same value for the Minimum size and the Maximum size, so windows won't spend so much time resizing the file. A good size is roughly 2 1/2 times the amount of installed RAM (i.e. create a 40MB swapfile if you have 16MB of RAM).
* Press OK, and then OK again, and confirm that you want to restart your computer.


Part Two: Defragmenting the Swapfile

* Once you've set the swapfile size to be constant (see Part One), you won't have to worry about a fragmented (broken up) swapfile again.
* However, you'll need to defragment it at least once for it to remain that way in the future.
* If you have Norton Utilities, you'll be able to optimize the swapfile with Speedisk.
* Otherwise, if you want to take the time, you can defragment it manually:

* If you have more than one partition or hard disk in your system, defragment all drives first. Then, move the swapfile (using the configuration procedure in Part One above) to another drive, defragment the first one, and then move it back.
* Although it's also possible to disable the swapfile entirely while you defragment the drive (and then re-enable it so it will be recreated whole), it isn't advisable because windows may not start without a Swapfile.


Part Three: Virtual Cache (only if you have 16 megabytes of RAM or more)

* Open SYSTEM.INI for editing.
* Add the following two lines to the [vcache] section (add the section if it's not there):

MinFileCache=4096
MaxFileCache=4096

* These values, in kilobytes, regulate the size of the VCache, so you can stop it from filling up all available RAM and paging all loaded apps to disk. If you have more than 16 MB of RAM, then set the above values (both of them) to about 25% of the amount of installed RAM.


Part Four: RAM

* You may've thought we overlooked the obvious - add more RAM! The more memory you have, the less frequently windows will use your hard disk, and the better your system performance will be.
* Since windows isn't very efficient or compact (by any stretch of the imagination), you'll need to feed it as much memory as you can afford. 16 megabytes is the absolute minimum, but 32 is better. If you have the money, 64 or even 128 megabytes will litterally make windows fly.

01 October 2009

Dreams Come True


Dreams Come True is the musical manifestation of class, style, and grace; of limitless melodic creativity and true vocal power; of unyielding vision and unsurpassed evolution. Simply put, Dreams Come True is one of the finest bands on the face of the earth. And you should get to know them better. ^_^

Founded in 1988, Dreams Come True's core features Nakamura Masato, the arranger, producer, bassist & overall mastermind, Yoshida Miwa, lead vocalist, songwriter & energetic and inspiring frontwoman, and Nishikawa Takahiro, keyboardist, manipulation and sound designer. Lovingly referred to as DCT and dorikamu by their fans, the mixture of Masa's powerful arrangements and Miwa's vibrantly cultured voice has been providing fans all around the world with Joy for many years.

Dreams Come True presents music which is a pleasure to the ear, the mind, and the soul. Never being content with one style, they compose songs with genre influences from Pop, R&B, Jazz, Funk, Disco, Soul, Rock, Hip Hop, Latin, and even Classical; Many styles, as varied as their own musical influences, provide their music with a rich base to form their own unique Dreams Come True style.

One of the most popular and influential Japanese bands of all time, Dreams Come True wants to share their unique sound and vision with American and European audiences as well. With that goal in mind, they've been recording in English, in addition to Japanese, for years now. They have three full English albums and two of their English singles have even made it to #1 on the Japanese charts.

Dreams Come True is known for setting standards on the sales front as well. With over 30 million in album sales and 15 million in singles sales, DCT is one of the best selling Japanese artists of all time. Some of their albums are among Japan's all time best selling albums, and their best seller, The Swinging Star, was the first album in Japanese history to sell more than 3 million copies.

Their record on the Oricon charts (Japanese equivalent of Billboard) speaks for itself: 24 Top Five singles, 10 of which reached #1, as well as 11 #1 albums, including 2006's The Love Rocks. Dreams Come True albums have also been a staple of the Oricon charts, accumulating close to 19 years worth of time during the group's long history. Their second album, Love Goes On..., spent over 4 years on the charts.

Dreams Come True also shines during their live concerts, creating powerful and elaborate performances, and selling out venues as large as 60,000 all over Japan. They've even built their own venues to create truly unique stage designs, so they can give everyone in the audience a chance to have a front row seat. Dreams Come True live is absolutely something that should not be missed, and even non-fans admit that they are one of the best live shows in the business.

After 15 years, Dreams Come True continues to move on strong, constantly evolving and making their music more and more richer, inventive, and powerful. They've been a noticeable influence to many of the new Japanese music stars and will surely be of great influence for many years to come.

Dreams Come True has provided much Joy to its many fans around the world. And so, we wish to help spread their Joy even farther through DCTJoy!


the Monster -universal mix-

click here to download The Monster - English Album

08 August 2009

Download A Dictionary of (Basic/Intermediate/Advanced) Japanese Grammar at High Speed


[center]A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar by Seiichi Makino and Michio Tsutsui
A DICTIONARY OF BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR offers a new approach to the interpretation of Japanese grammar and provides, in dictionary format, a convenient reference of grammar-related expressions. Accurate and concise, the grammar explanations incorporate the results of recent research in Japanese linguistics.

This work is designed primarily for such people as those who:

-are not satisfied with the grammar explanations in Japanese textbooks.
-have studied Japanese grammar but need more comprehensive information about its use in different contexts.
-want to learn the distinctions among similar grammatical expressions.
-are looking for a supplement to dictionaries which lack grammatical explanations.
-need a basic grammar review.

A DICTIONARY OF BASIC JAPANESE GRAMMAR consists of five sections. The first section familiarizes the reader with the grammatical terms used throughout the text. The second provides an overview of the major grammar items. The third and main portion of the text is devoted to descriptions and explanations of the basic grammar items. The fourth and fifth sections, consisting of eight appendixes and three indexes, complete the text.

This book helps the reader obtain an in-depth understanding of basic grammar structures, which leads to more accurate usage. Overall, it constitutes a standard reference for Japanese and can be considered indispensable to the study of the language.

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[center]A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar by Seiichi Makino and Michio Tsutsui

Recommended for Upper Beginner and Intermediate students.

The only other difference between the two books (beside content) is the use of furigana over kanji instead of romaji. This is a very good thing for any student of Japanese. This book takes important grammatical points and lists them in easy to find alphabetical order. The explanations and examples are superb. It covers each grammatical point's various meanings in a clear-cut and orderly way. Great for reference as well as for going straight through. From the back cover: A DICTIONARY OF INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE GRAMMAR The long-awaited follow-up to the bestselling Japanese language book, A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar. In order to advance beyond beginning-level Japanese, students must develop facility in handling a variety of language issues both in written and in spoken Japanese, e.g., knowledge of complex sentence structures for reading authentic texts, mastery of confunctions and transitional phrases for coherent sentence production, familiarity with nuances among related expressions for conveying ideas accurately, and other information. The entries in this volume address just such concerns. Arranged in dictionary form, with an abundance of example sentences. A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar goes beyond the basics to provide students with information which is essential to the mastery of intermediate-level Japanese. Contents - Topics for Intermediate Japanese - This section explains aspects of grammar which are necessary and useful for intermediate-level studies, including inter-sentential reference, tense and formality switching, strategies for conversation, and tips on how to properly interpret complex sentences. -Main Entries - Drawing from intermediate-level textbooks and other teaching materials, the authors have identified 200 grammatical items to be included here. Each entry contains a detailed, easy-to-understand explanation which provides not only the basic information on that entry, including sentence formation, meaning, and usage, but also such aspects as the subtle differences between similar expressions - in other words, information that regular textbooks do not provide. - Appendices - This sections contains additional invaluable information, such as lists of expressions arranged according to function; rules for deciperhing katakana loan words; and charts of compound verbs, compound particles, conjunctins, and affixes.

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[center]A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar by Seiichi Makino and Michio Tsutsui

The acclaimed, best-selling Japanese grammar dictionary series now complete!

A Dictionary of Advanced Japanese Grammar, the third volume in the widely-acclaimed, bestselling Japanese grammar dictionary series, is designed to introduce students of Japanese to advanced-level Japanese grammar expressions and help them deepen their understanding of the critical and subtle differences in meaning and usage between the target expressions and other synonymous expressions. Following the same format as the previously published volumes, A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar and A Dictionary of Intermediate Japanese Grammar, the book offers approximately 230 Japanese grammar items that are believed to be highly important for students striving to master advanced-level Japanese and also for instructors who teach Japanese at that level. This book is especially useful when reading advanced-level materials such as newspapers, professional journals, technical/business/legal documents, academic papers, and literature.

Contents:
--Special Topics in Advanced Japanese Grammar This section focuses on six topics: adjective classification in Japanese, interpretations of N1 no N2, concepts of politeness and formality, meanings of rhetorical questions, metaphorical expressions, and number marking in Japanese.

--Main Entries Which have been carefully selected by examining upper-level textbooks and other teaching materials. Each entry offers detailed and lucid descriptions of its meanings and usages, along with abundant examples showing authentic usage. In-depth comparisons between the target expression and expressions similar to it in meaning or form (approximately 430 items in all) are also included.

--Indexes The English Index enables students to look up the book's main entries using English. The Japanese Index is comprehensive; it includes all the main entries and related expressions that appear in this book and in DBJG and DIJG.

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19 June 2009


Ada yang tau lagunya YUI yang judulnya CHERRY??? lagunya bagus, dengan irama ceria Yui menyanyiklan lagu cinta ini. Lucu banget...

dalam lagu ini Yui menceritakan bahwa dia menyukai seseorang yang orang tersebut tidak mengetahuinya,,, jadi semacam Secret admirer... hahah bagi yang saat ini berposisi sebagai secret admirer, lagu ini cukup membantu jugag lhoh,,, kasih ajah lirik lagu ini ke dy,, yang bahasa jepang ajah,,, hehe biar seru... >.<

Ini adalah Liriknya yang telah tertranslate juga ^_^


YUI - CHE.R.RY

Tenohira de furueta
"The thing vibrating in my palm"
Sore ga chiisana yuuki ni natte itan da
"Became a little bit of courage"
Emoji wa nigate datta
"I didn't like emoticons"
Dakedo kimi kara dattara wakuwaku shichau
"But when you use them I get excited"

Henji wa sugu ni shicha dame da tte
"I heard from someone"
Dareka ni kiita koto aru kedo
"That you shouldn’t reply right away"
Kakehiki nante dekinai no
"But I can’t play games"

...Suki na no yo ah ah ah ah
"I Love You, ah ah ah ah"

Koi shichattan da
"I’ve fallen in love"
Tabun kidzuite nai deshou?
"You probably haven’t noticed, have you?"
Hoshi no yoru negai komete cherry
"I make a wish in the starry night, cherry"
~Yubisaki de okuru kimi e no messeeji
"With my fingers, I’ll send you a message"

Sakura ga saite iru


"The cherry blossoms are blooming"


Kono heya kara mieteru keshiki wo zenbu
"I can see the whole scene from this room"
Ima kimi ga kanjita sekai to
"Rather than switching worlds with you"
Juubyou torikaete morau yori
"For ten seconds"

Hon no ichigyou demo kamawanain da
"I want words from you"
Kimi kara no kotoba ga hoshiin da
"Just one line will do"
Uso demo shinjitsudzukerareru no
"Even if it’s a lie, I can keep believing"

...Suki dakara ah ah ah ah
"Because I Love You, ah ah ah ah"

Koi shichattan da
"I’ve fallen in love"
Tabun kidzuite nai deshou?
"You probably haven’t noticed, have you?"
Hoshi no yoru negai komete cherry
"I make a wish in the starry night, cherry"
~Yubisaki de okuru kimi e no messeeji
"With my fingers, I’ll send you a message"

Amaku naru kajitsu ga ii no
"I like fruits that grow sweeter the best"
Nanigenai kaiwa kara sodatetai ah ah ah ah
"I want to grow them from an ordinary conversation, ah ah ah ah"

Koi no hajimari mune ga kyun to semaku naru
"The beginning of love, my chest tightens"
Itsu made mo matte iru kara
"I’ve been waiting forever"
Haru no tsumetai yokaze ni azukete messeeji
"So I’ll entrust my message to the spring’s cold night wind"

Koi shichattan da
"I’ve fallen in love"
Tabun kidzuite nai deshou?
"You probably haven’t noticed, have you?"
Hoshi no yoru negai komete cherry
"I make a wish in the starry night, cherry"
~Yubisaki de okuru kimi e no messeeji
"With my fingers, I’ll send you a message"

Bagi yang penasaran gimana lagunya,,, silahkan ajah di donlot dari sini

http://www.ziddu.com/download/5247709/CHE.R.RY.mp3.html