Category Archives: Hardy
Followup on the Belkin F5D8053 and Ubuntu
Seems my previous blog post about the Belkin is found quite often when people search for how to get it to work on Ubuntu in general, also with ndiswrapper. Please note, my post is not about getting it to work … Continue reading
Trying to get the Belkin F5D8053 v3 to work on Ubuntu Hardy without ndiswrapper
Update: I got it working now, see my new post about it. If I look at the Windows driver for my new Belkin F5D8053 it is based on the RT2870 chipset. There is a native driver available for this chipset. … Continue reading
Posted in Debian/Ubuntu, Hardy, Ubuntu
Tagged Belkin, F5D8053, Hardy, rt2870, Ubuntu, wlan
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Using VMware player for testing Internet Explorer on Ubuntu
One disadvantage of developing websites/web applications on Unix (in my case Ubuntu) is that it’s hard to test things on Internet Explorer. Yes, you have IEs4Linux but that’s just not the same thing. For real testing with the different versions … Continue reading
Posted in Hardy, Internet Explorer, Testing, Ubuntu
Tagged Internet Explorer, Testing, virtual pc, VMware
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