en esta web, puedes encontrar la información para modificar una instalación de Office 2007 para TS o citrix.
En esta otra web se tambien se puede encontrar más información.
Como instalar Office 2007 bajo Terminal Services
CrossLoop
Es un programa gratuito que, sin necesidad de crear ninguna engorrosa cuenta, nos permite compartir lo que vemos en nuestra pantalla del ordenador con otros usuarios.
En esta Web puedes ver más información.
Improving Putty settings on Windows
Greetings goes to Planet CentOS
Configure your Putty first, then make entries:
This is important advice. First configure your environment before you start using it. This is especially true for Putty, since you always start of from the default, it is important to configure the default entry before you create entries from these defaults. It will save you a lot of time afterwards to get things straight.
So before you make any changes, open the default template in Category: Session by selecting Default Settings and pressing the Load button.
Make SSH the default.
If you have an older version of Putty, chances are that you have Telnet as the default protocol. Changing it to SSH will probably save you some time when you start Putty out-of-the-blue. For this go to Category: Session and select SSH.
Increase scrollback buffer.
By default Putty buffers 200 lines of output, which is too little in lots of circumstances. And the moment you actually need this number increased, chances are you already lost some information you wanted. So it is wise to increase this number. What I do is go to Category: Window and increase Lines of scrollback to 20000.
Choose a good font.
The newer Putty binaries are able to make use of ClearType which drastically improves the font quality compared to Antialiased. Go to Category: Window > Appearance, choose ClearType and a nice font. I prefer Lucida Console, 9-point.
When you are there, you might want to change the Gap between text and window edge to 3 pixels.
Use proper character encoding.
Nowadays all Linux systems are able to use Unicode (UTF-8) so to make sure that the output in Putty (especially everything non-ascii) looks fine, go to Category: Window > Translation and change the character set to UTF-8, make sure that also the line drawing characters use Unicode as well.
Linux copy-and-pasting.
I prefer to do an implicit copy when selecting and using the middle mouse button for pasting. So I go to Category: Window > Selection and set the Action of mouse buttons to xterm (Right extends, Middle pastes)
When you are there, also enable the option Paste to clipboard in RTF as well as plain text, which is nice when you are copy-and-pasting to emails or text documents that allow fonts and colours. Your console output will look much the same as it does on your screen!
Change dark colours on a black background.
One of the more annoying things with terminal applications (xterm has the same issue) is that by default dark-blue is too dark to be visible on a black background. Not only is this frustrating, it makes the experience for new users so bad that they prefer to disable colours (or hate the ls colour output or syntax highlighting in vim).
So if you are like me, go to Category: Window > Colours and select ANSI Blue in the Select a colour to adjust to Red:74 Green:74 Blue:255. I do the same for ANSI Blue Bold to Red:140 Green:140 Blue:255.
Keeping idle sessions active.
Another frustrating problem is induced by the time-to-live of inactive or idle TCP sessions on firewall or switch configurations. At some companies this is put aggressively low so that TCP sessions that have no activity for 1 minute or even 30 seconds are being dropped. If you are using an SSH connection over such a network device, you have to take care to send keep-alive packets over your idle session. To do this go to Category: Connection and set Seconds between keepalives (0 to turn off) to 25.
Enable X11 forwarding.
Together with Xming, Putty allows you to run graphical Linux applications on your Windows system, so enabling X11 forwarding by default can be useful. To enable this, got to: Connection > SSH > X11 and enable Enable X11 forwarding.
Also dynamic forwarding is very useful to connect to systems on a remote network, even when you do not know in advance having it enabled can be useful. This option however reserves a local port on the system so enabling it by default is not really practical. However you can still enable it from a running Putty by selecting Change settings.
Finally, saving the default.
Now, don't forget to save the changes you just made to the default template. If you loaded the Default Settings at the start, return back to Category: Session and press the Save button. Now you are done !
Putty settings summary.
Category: Session
Connection type: SSH
Category: Window
Lines of scrollback: 20000
Category: Window > Appearance
Font: Lucida Console, 9-point
Font quality: ClearType
Gap between text and window edge: 3
Category: Window > Translation
Character set: UTF-8
Handling of line drawing characters: Unicode
Category: Window > Selection
Action of mouse buttons: xterm (Right extends, Middle pastes)
Paste to clipboard in RTF as well as plain text: enabled
Category: Window > Colours
ANSI Blue: Red:74 Green:74 Blue:255
ANSI Blue Bold: Red:140: Green:140 Blue:255
Category: Connection
Seconds between keepalives (0 to turn off): 25
Category: Connection > SSH > X11
Enable X11 forwarding: enabled
Diseñado para emocinar
Estos dias se está emitiendo la campaña de publicidad del nuevo RS4 de audi bajo el nombre de "Diseñado para emocionar". El anuncio es diferente, una vez más, a lo que he visto hasta ahora en anuncios de coches.
El video lo puedes ver más abajo o si quieres bajarte la música del anuncio puedes ir aquí
Acústica y otros problemas fisicos
Hace un tiempo, me compré un equipo de música de gama media. Alguien acostumbrado al "jaien" te diría que solo sirve para escuchar la radio y en cambio, alguno de mis amigos me dijo que estaba loco por gastarme semejante dineral.
El caso es que despues de un tiempo, sigo sin encontrar el sonido que yo creo que debería tener un equipo de estas características.
He empezado a probar lo típico en estos casos. Cambiar el cableado por algo acorde al equipo, emplear puntas de desacoplo, cambiar la ubicación de los altavoces, etc...
Como sigo igual, voy a meterme en algo más complicado. La acústica.
Paseando por google, he encontrado este software para analizar la acustica de una sala (como le gusta llamar a los "entendidos" a una habitación).
Me liaré la manta a la cabeza y vamos a ver que sale. Espero no llegar hasta este punto.
Last.fm
Hoy, visitando la web de un amigo, he descubierto una web nueva que se dedica a indexar la música que escuchamos.
Tan solo hace falta instalar un plugin en el programa que utilizamos para escuchar la música. Este plugin se encarga de enviar automaticamente la información al servidor central y presentarla en tu perfil.
Probaremos el invento unos dias :)
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