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About me

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This is a sticky post. To read more, just click on the link below. To view content of the blog, they are just below this post.

This post content included:
- Who am I?
- What is this blog?
- Contact me.

If you have any question, you can pm me, or leave a comment. And you are free to write me an email to trinhthanhtrung[at]gmail.com. I am glad to see you guy :wink:

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Well, this Opera doesn't have Highlight post, so I just made another sticky post to make people easier to find my post which is, I think, useful :wink:

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My Ubuntu Transformers

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I've just made another video about my Ubuntu. This time is in Transformers theme. Actually it's just the old theme with a few Compiz Settings modifications. Hope you'll like it

My Transformers theme for Ubuntu from Trinh Thanh Trung on Vimeo.

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I've got an Android!!!

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First of all, I have a good news! I have done with my university graduation project! Cheers for me!!!

Now let's get straight to it! Well, as I said, I've got an Android phone.

Which is, you ask? If you have read my previous blog entry, it's a phone which I said "not very cheap" and "way uglier even than G1" and then "Noway I will be getting this, no way". But I did get the phone :D. Yep, it's the Openmoko Neo Freerunner. They have a 3d look of this phone which can be viewed here.



But it turns out that it's not that bad. And I'll tell you about the phone right now

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How to turn off pc skeaker in Ubuntu

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Why?
Because Ubuntu's pc skeaker sound is annoying. Whatever you do, it'll beep like you've done somethings terrible. Just like when you're chatting in Pidgin, and one more Backspace will make a beep that can make your cat jump out of window. The problem is, most likely pc speaker is much louder than your Ubuntu sound.

How?
I'll make it quick
gksudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist

and append this
blacklist pcspkr


Last thing to do, save and reboot.

Attention!
Ofcourse there are other ways to do this, like modprobe -r, but I think black list is the most "gently" action.

Much appreciate to truonggiang231 in Ubuntu-vn.org forum for the instruction.
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