Without doubt the best of the lot was when the king on the chessboard suddenly changed color
Fortunately this problems went away all of a sudden on their own. Well not exactly on their own. They went away after an update.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Fedora 11 Rendering Problems
One of the first things I noticed after upgrading from Fedora 10 to Fedora 11 a few weeks ago was that the screen was getting messed up. Some of the fonts were not been displayed properly and sections of the screen appeared to get exposure damage.
Without doubt the best of the lot was when the king on the chessboard suddenly changed color
Fortunately this problems went away all of a sudden on their own. Well not exactly on their own. They went away after an update.
Without doubt the best of the lot was when the king on the chessboard suddenly changed color
Fortunately this problems went away all of a sudden on their own. Well not exactly on their own. They went away after an update.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Many Enhancements to Rad Upload.
My companyl Rad Inks has announced the availability of a new version of Rad Upload; Rad upload is an applet that can be used to upload very large files easily to almost any webserver, even servers with limited memory and processing power.
Rad Upload is a multiple file uploader that is a drop in replacement for any existing file upload form. It is compatible with all the popular server side programming languages. This makes it possible for web developers to easily integrate the widget into existing web sites and web applications.
The new version of the product was created to improve it's performance with browsers such as Chrome and Safari for windows that are fast gaining popularity. Rad Upload has always fully compatible with Internet Explorer for Windows, Firefox for Windows, Linux and and Apple OS X as well as Safari and Camino. In addition to being compatible with all popular browsers, it can be used with almost any server side technology as well and can be installed in Apache, IIS and other popular web servers. Most current users will be able to download the new version free of charge.
If a conventional HTML form is used for file uploads, and the upload gets interrupted for whatever reason, any data that has already been transferred will be discarded. When the upload is restarted, all the data, including the portion that was posted before the interruption has to be resent. In stark contrast when Rad Upload is used, it’s possible to resume an interrupted upload from where it was left off.
With the browse button of an HTML form only one file can be selected while the Rad Upload’s browse button allows multiple files and even folders to be selected. When a directory is chosen, the applet can easily transfer it’s entire contents and recreate the directory tree. To achieve the same effect using conventional methods, the user might himself having to click on the browse button hundreds or even thousands of times.
Rad Inks, a software company that develops groundbreaking applets used by a long list of clients that includes Apple, IBM, NASA, Harvard University and Stanford University.
Rad Upload is a multiple file uploader that is a drop in replacement for any existing file upload form. It is compatible with all the popular server side programming languages. This makes it possible for web developers to easily integrate the widget into existing web sites and web applications.
The new version of the product was created to improve it's performance with browsers such as Chrome and Safari for windows that are fast gaining popularity. Rad Upload has always fully compatible with Internet Explorer for Windows, Firefox for Windows, Linux and and Apple OS X as well as Safari and Camino. In addition to being compatible with all popular browsers, it can be used with almost any server side technology as well and can be installed in Apache, IIS and other popular web servers. Most current users will be able to download the new version free of charge.
If a conventional HTML form is used for file uploads, and the upload gets interrupted for whatever reason, any data that has already been transferred will be discarded. When the upload is restarted, all the data, including the portion that was posted before the interruption has to be resent. In stark contrast when Rad Upload is used, it’s possible to resume an interrupted upload from where it was left off.
With the browse button of an HTML form only one file can be selected while the Rad Upload’s browse button allows multiple files and even folders to be selected. When a directory is chosen, the applet can easily transfer it’s entire contents and recreate the directory tree. To achieve the same effect using conventional methods, the user might himself having to click on the browse button hundreds or even thousands of times.
Rad Inks, a software company that develops groundbreaking applets used by a long list of clients that includes Apple, IBM, NASA, Harvard University and Stanford University.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Lank Bell Crawl Crawl Crawl.
Ever since the cables in the Mediterranean we cut, Lankabell has been crawling at pathetic speeds. Then yesterday they briefly threatened to restore the cable and some measure of normaly. But today, we are once again back to square 1.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Sri Lanka Broadband speed test
vist http://www.raditha.com/blog/archives/002291.html for a comparision of upload and download speeds of two Wimax service providers in Sri Lanka.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
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