After having a meetup of the photography group “Incredible Bengal” it was decided to plan our schedules and meetings at IRC, network DALnet, channel #incrediblebengal. Only a few people know about IRC and also all are not techies. The people of this group are Windows, Fedora and Ubuntu users. So I was asked by [...]
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How to use IRC ( for newbies )
Posted in Blogroll, IRC, News, photography on September 16, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Loving Gimp
Posted in Blogroll, gimp, photography, tagged gimp, photography on June 10, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Recently I have developed a lot of interest in photography. Earlier I used to post photos at flickr but they were not that good as they are now, I feel. I have started using gimp to edit my pictures. Thanks to gimp for helping me to upload better photos. A tutorial has helped me a [...]
Happy Birthday to dgplug
Posted in Blogroll, News, dgplug on September 8, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Happy birthday to dgplug . Today one more year completes for dgplug. 4 years back it was started by Kushal. Since then, lot of students from every year have participated in this linux user group. Today, we people, staying here at Durgapur gathered together to celebrate dgplug’s birthday with an informal discussion. At about [...]
First time translation
Posted in Blogroll, KDE, News, l10n bn_IN on July 6, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday I did my first file translation in bengali. Though at the beginning I took a lot of time typing, but slowly I increased my speed little bit. I did few mistakes. Later Runadi explained me in details about my mistakes. Arindam also suggested changes. Finally I corrected everything and got my first translated file [...]
Started with localization
Posted in Blogroll, KDE, News, l10n bn_IN on July 4, 2008 | 1 Comment »
I started with localization in bengali. I started talking with Arindam about it. He made me understand the entire thing. I took a look at the entire statistics of the translated and untranslated work of bengali localization compared to others. I then had a glance of the kde localization. I will start working with [...]