For Slackware users, installing package by compiling from source using slackbuild script is preferred than installing from binary packages. We can find a lot of slackbuild script at Slackbuilds.org so we can easily search, download, compile, and install new application in our Slackware system. Some applications can be installed and run without need to install its dependencies, but some of them can have one or more dependencies.
This is my first tutorial about Linux, my favorite operating system. One of my favorite distribution is Slackware. For Slackware users, they might be very familiar with Xfce, the light and simple but great desktop environment, which always bundled in Slackware installer ISO. Although Slackware has KDE that really polished, I still like to use Xfce because of its simplicity and less memory usage than KDE. Now, let's see how to enable creating archive by right clicking in Slackware with Xcfe desktop.
Web application that require numeric textfield is not rare thing anymore. Even the financial application which using a lot of numeric textfields has a web based version now. When working with desktop application development we can easily use the textfield with the automatic thousand separator by applying the mask feature or anything like that. It's very different case if we are working with web application development. The HTML input element doesn't has the thousand separator support yet, so we have to use Javascript to accomplish the task.
There are so many places that we can buy the domain name. In some case, we might want to transfer our domain from one to another registrar. The reason might be various. I ever do that when I develop a website for my client. He already buy the domain from one registrar, but I want to host the web in another provider because the price is cheaper and I can manage the domain and hosting renewal at one place. At first I didn't transfer the domain right away.
When you want to have a website, you have to prepare two things. First is a domain name, like myshoes.com, geektutorials.com, etc., as the website address. And, the second one is the hosting server to put your website's files such as the HTML or PHP pages, images, all other needed files, and also the database. Two of them are usually provided by the hosting services company. What if you already have a domain but we want to use the hosting service from another provider because of the cheaper price or closer country location to your targeted market?
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