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I. List of OS (CD and Flash Drive)
1. windows 95 to windows 7 installer
2. Linux Live CD, Ubuntu and other linux OS
3. Mac OS
II. Application for Windows
1. Spotmau 2008, 2010 Live CD or USB Spotmau Live
- Need for Repair or Recover Missing windows file
- Reset All Windows User Admin Password
- Clone and Format
2. KON Live USB
- bypass All Windows User Admin without changing the Password
3. Application Inside Windows
- Offline Installer Yahoo Messenger, Web Browser, Skype and Etc
- Offline Installer Latest Anti-virus
- Office 2003 to 2010
- Driver Auto Pack For all Windows
- Different TuneUp Utilies, Registry Repair and System Repair
- Windows Portable Application(Virus Remover, Office and Etc)
III. Linux
- Wine
- Clamav and etc

 BASIC COMMAND

Syntax for this manual

Remember the UNIX/LINUX command line is case sensitive!
"$" indicates start of command
"#" indicates end of command and start of comment
The text in green or red monospace font represents the actual command. The "$" and "#" symbols are not part of it. The commands in red emphasize essential information for beginners.
"<...>" or "my_..." refers to variables and file names that need to be specified by the user. The arrows "<...>" need to be excluded, because they are generic UNIX redirection functions!

Login from Windows:

• open PuTTY and select ssh
• provide host name (IP) and session name

$ user name: ...
$ password: ...

• Setup for graphics emulation
• WinSCP for file exchange

Login from Mac OS-X or LINUX

• open terminal and type:

$ ssh @
$ user name: ...
$ password: ...

Changing password:

$ passwd # follow instructions

Orientation

$ pwd # present working directory
$ ls # content of pwd
$ ll # similar as ls, but provides additional info on files and directories
$ ll -a # includes hidden files (.name) as well
$ ll -R # lists subdirectories recursively
$ ll -t # lists files in chronological order
$ stat # provides all attributes of a file
$ whoami # shows as who you are logged in
$ hostname # shows on which machine you are

Files and directories

$ mkdir # creates specified directory
$ cd # switches into specified directory
$ cd .. # moves one directory up
$ cd ../../ # moves two directories up (and so on)
$ cd # brings you to highest level of your home directory
$ rmdir # removes empty directory
$ rm # removes file name
$ rm -r # removes directory including its content, but asks for confirmation, 'f' argument turns confirmation off
$ mv # renames directories or files
$ mv # moves file/directory as specified in path
$ cp # copy file/directory as specified in path (-r to include content in directories)

Copy and paste

• Depends on local environment. Usually one of the following methods works:

Copy: Ctrl&Shift&c or right/middle mouse click
Paste: Ctrl&Shift&p or right/middle mouse click

Handy shortcuts

$ . # refers to pwd
$ ~/ # refers to user's home directory
$ history # shows all commands you have used recently
$ ! # starts an old command by providing its ID number
$ up(down)_key # scrolls through command history
$ TAB # completes path/file_name
$ SHIFT&TAB # completes command
$ Ctrl a # cursor to beginning of command line
$ Ctrl e # cursor to end of command line
$ Ctrl d # delete character under cursor
$ Ctrl k # delete line from cursor, content goes into kill buffer
$ Ctrl y # paste content from Ctrl k

• Acquisition - Gnutella file sharing client
• Adium - Multi-protocol instant messenger client
• Address-o-sync - Sync multiple Macs without .Mac
• Amadeus - Great tool for audio enthusiast
• Audio Hijack Pro - Custom audio output filtering
• Backlight - Menu extra toggles screensaver as your desktop
• BurnX Free - Burn multiple sessions on CD
• Butler - Get more out of Finder
• CandyBar - Change your application and system icons
• Carbon Copy Cloner - Easy-to-use backup/cloning utility
• Chmox - An OS X native CHM file (Compiled HTML/eBook) reader
• Cocktail - Simplifies use of UNIX functions in OS X, and more
• Colloquy - IRC client
• CSSEdit - Visual CSS style editor
• DeepVacuum - Download entire websites
• Default Folder - Expanded functionality in "Save As.." dialogue boxes
• Deja Vu - Schedule regular file backups
• Delicious Library - Catalogue your books, cd's, games, dvd's
• Dimensionizer - Contextual Menu to display an image’s dimensions
• DeskShade - Hide desktop icons, terminal lock, and more
• Desktastic - Doodle on your desktop
• Dock-It - Add multiple multi-fucntion docks
• DragThing - An alternative to the dock
• DV Backup - Use your DV camera as a backup medium
• Evocam - Webcam application with built in web server, FTP, etc.
• FileJuicer - Extract images from Powerpoint, PDF, HTML, and CAB files
• Fink - Unix Ports for X
• Firefox - Open source web browser
• Fugu - An SFTP, SCP and SSH frontend
• Huevos - Customisable search engine helper
• HyperEdit - live previews of HTML and PHP pages
• iBank - Intuitive personal finance manager
• iBiz - Self-employed time billing manager
• iConquer - 1-to-6 player world conquest game
• iPodDisk - Utilize your iPod as an iDisk
• iRooster - Great free alarm clock
• iWipe - Secure disk and file deletion
• iZoom - Crop and resize your photos
• LiteSwitch X - Keyboard application switcher
• Little Snitch - Alerts you of outgoing network connections
• MacJanitor - Great tool for running & rescheduling OS X maintenance tasks
• MacMame - Multi arcade machine emulator
• MacSniffer - View all traffic on a network connection
• MacTheRipper - Go Ahead, Back that DVD up
• MacTracker - Database of all Mac models
• Mac Vim - The aqua version of Vim
• Mail.appetizer - Enhance Mail with this small but handy notification plugin
• Mplayer for OS X - Another great video player
• Net Monitor - Network throughput monitor
• Net Tool Box - Handy tool for the toolkit - for network issues
• NetNewsWire - RSS aggregator (If you're gonna use one, use NetNewsWire)
• Onyx - System tweaks and configuration
• OSXvnc - VNC remote control protocol
• PDF Browser Plugin - Allows web browsers to display PDF files
• Pixen - Pixel graphics editor
• Quicksilver - Application launcher and much more
• RCDefaultApp - Preference pane to set default applications
• Renamer4Mac - Rename files en masse. Useful for digital cameras
• SideTrack trackpad driver - Enhanced trackpad driver for Apple Laptops
• Simon Extreme - Classic Milton Bradley Simon game
• Skype - Uses P2P for phone-over-internet talking
• SubEthaEdit - Use Rendezvous for collaborative editing
• Synergy - Adds iTunes controls to your menu bar
• Transmit - FTP client
• Unison - Usenet newsreader handles messages, files, & media
• Virtue - Virtual desktop manager
• VLC - Play DivX encoded movies (and more).
• VoodooPad - Notepad with many advanced features
• Word Browser Plugin - Allows web browsers to display Word files
• xPad - Notebook/scrapbook supports drag & drop
• XRay - Expanded version of the Finder's "Get Info" window
• xScope - Suite of screen tools for UI designers