Archive for the Category ‘OpenSUSE’

Bill Gates’s New Site : The Gates Notes

Bill Gates’s New Site : The Gates Notes

Seems that Twitter doesn’t enough to share his thought so Bill Gates introduces his new site : The Gates Notes. The site will be dedicated to share his activity, his thoughts on various topics : something like education, economic, energy and what he has done with his foundation. Site content offering his philanthropist activity and [...]

Bill Gates Twitter Account

Bill Gates Twitter Account

Welcome Mr Gates, seems that many people following you

Unikom Linux Week 2010 : openSUSE Workshop @ Bandung-Indonesia

Unikom Linux Week 2010 : openSUSE Workshop @ Bandung-Indonesia

A friend of mine, Indonesian openSUSE Ambassador and also Indonesian openSUSE Community leader for Bandung West Java, Andi Sugandi has initiated Unikom Linux Week, an agenda for Linux promo but mostly covering openSUSE workshop on February 2010 . Beside openSUSE, ULW will also host an Ubuntu and Blankon (Indonesian Local distro) workshop. Andi asked me [...]

Ext4 File System Support on openSUSE 11.1 or Older Version

Ext4 File System Support on openSUSE 11.1 or Older Version

openSUSE 11.2 has ext4 file system support by default but how if we want to make openSUSE 11.1 or an older version (11.0, 10.3) have an ext4 support? I found this problem : unknown filesystem type ‘ext4‘ while trying to mounting openSUSE 11.2 disk on new installation of openSUSE 11.1. The solution is fairly simple. [...]

Solved : 404 Error Problem on Applying Wp-Print Plugin for WordPress

Solved : 404 Error Problem on Applying Wp-Print Plugin for WordPress

Today I’m adding 2 useful plugins for visitor experience, wp-pagenavi and wp-print. Wp-pagenavi give a convenient pagination on long post, it will cut a long post into some divided part and make it a good looking and easier to read. Sadly, split article function as provided by wp-pagenavi has not implemented on my blognews template. [...]

Recover Deleted Files on Linux with Extundelete

Recover Deleted Files on Linux with Extundelete

Extundelete is a utility tools for recovering deleted file. What make it usable is that the utility has a capability to recover data from an ext3 and ext4 partition. The ext3 file system is the most common file system on Linux distro (openSUSE 11.1 and former version provided it by default) while ext4 is the [...]

7 Lightweight Linux Browsers You may want to Consider for Fast Browsing Experience

7 Lightweight Linux Browsers You may want to Consider for Fast Browsing Experience

Mozilla Firefox may becoming the most popular browser in Linux world but these are also some competitors such as Opera, Konqueror, Google Chrome, Epiphany and others. The above browser has similar function and quite nice to be used on a standard PC. Unfortunately, as a modern and complex  application, all listed browser need  a fast, [...]

Need a Feedback : Zimbra Appliance on openSUSE

Need a Feedback : Zimbra Appliance on openSUSE

I’m thinking about a project for a week end. Updating Zimbra Appliance to the latest version seems to be nice but I need a few feedback about the specification of appliance. On previous version, I’m using Zimbra 5.0.18 on openSUSE 11.1 JeOS. It has minimum specification but it works pretty well (please let me know [...]

VMWare Acquired Zimbra

VMWare Acquired Zimbra

Rumors that Yahoo will selling Zimbra has been discussed on mail server world for a month or two. The rumors caused some controversy regarding the issue that Yahoo will released Zimbra to Microsoft. The rumors has finally ended : Yahoo selling Zimbra but not for Microsoft, Yahoo sell it to VMWare instead. As announced by  [...]

How To Add PHP Code into WordPress Widgets

How To Add PHP Code into WordPress Widgets

I’ve change my blog template and quite satisfied with the combination between WordPress and a brand new BlogNews themes. BlogNews themes came with fully customization option, with flexible widget on every part of template layout. WordPress widget give me a simple way to add some content on the selected place. One drawback with WordPress widgets [...]

About Vavai

Masim Vavai Sugianto Masim Vavai Sugianto, Indonesian, male, 32 years old, born and live in Bekasi-West Java, a small town near Jakarta – main city of Indonesia – since 17 May 1976. Founder of Indonesian openSUSE and Zimbra Community, an adventure, travelling and book lover.



I live in a tropical country, Indonesia that only has two seasons, dry season and rainy season. I love the dry season with bright sunshine and rare rain…There is a joke about the seasons in Indonesia. Indonesia is known as a country with so many season, ie : durian season, mango season, married season and much more...



ContactI'm currently working as an IT support for a small company based on Jakarta. My career has led me to specialize in Sysadmin, networking and software implementation with current focus on Linux and open source area. I have experience on MRP, ERP, Gemba Kaizen, Just in Time, Six Sigma and TQC/TQM. Please use my contact page if you wish to contact me.
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