You need to find the config file for the AVD that you have created.
In my case, I’m running the AVD on Ubuntu, so this is where I found the config file.
~/.android/avd/emulator.avd/config.ini
“emulator” was the name I provided when I created the AVD, so the directory name will depend on what you provided.
Use the following add-on for adding the android sources to eclipse :
http://adt-addons.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/source/com.android.ide.eclipse.source.update/
Eclipse provides many coding templates to improve the speed and consistency for writing code. To use these templates first write the starting characters of the template and then press ctrl+space. For example in eclipse editor type tr and then press ctrl+space, it will add try catch block to that place.
You can add your own template also.
To install nvidia drivers in LMDE, type the following in terminal:
sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-dkms nvidia-glx build-essential nvidia-settings nvidia-xconfig
After the installation has finished, run the following in terminal:
sudo nvidia-xconfig
and then reboot.
To add a particular image file as a pattern in GIMP, simply put the file in
<user_home_directory>/.gimp-X.Y/patterns
folder.
Here <user_home_directory> is the complete path to the users home directory and hence differs depending on the operating system (windows xp / windows 7 / Ubuntu /Mac)
X.Y is the version number of GIMP. For example I have GIMP-208 installed on my system. Hence the X.Y equals 2.8 in my case.
For example on my windows 7 machine, my user name is shank so the directory to put the image file is
C:/Users/shank/.gimp-2.8/patterns
While using JavaDoc features, you may want to set author name (@author JavaDoc tag) to a value other than system username. The default behavior can be altered by modifying the eclipse.ini file which resides under eclipse root directory.
In Xcode 4.2 the MainWindow.xib is not included for some of the project templates. Its means now we have to generate GUI elements by code or we can reconstruct the MainWindow.xib in project. I am describing you the second option here.
The first step is to check the logs for some clue as to what caused the error.
To access the logs, open the “console” application. Then look in the /var/log/install logs.
If the logs indicate that “The operation couldn’t be completed. CSSMERR_TP_CERT_EXPIRED”, then this method shall help you resolve the issue.
Use the flatpkgfixer.py to flatten the dmg of xcode. Refer this blog regarding the same.
Try installing xcode from the flattened dmg file. Hope this helps.
Follow these steps to install the Guest Additions on your Debian virtual machine…
I have booted my ubuntu 11.04 on my other PC ( I have put my disk into it and booted it) and now don’t know why, when I put it back to my lappy I get this error 
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