List all installed rpm packages and it’s size

If you are looking for a command to see the disk usage by each of the rpm‘s then you can use this command:

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And if you use this command very regularly then you can create an alias like

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      &nbsp;alias rpm_size='rpm -q --queryformat "%10{SIZE}\t%{NAME}\n" '
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and use it like

MGL Cloud Initiative

MGL recently launched cloud services.

Enclosed is the brochure on MGL Cloud Initiative.

Also visit MGL facebook and twitter pages and email us your feedback.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/UltraCloud_MGL/146551115366538?ref=sgm

http://twitter.com/#!/UltraCloud_MGL

MGL_Cloud_Brochure _New.pdf

New feature in Gnome/Nautilus

One of the things that I never realized that I am missing in Nautilus until they put the feature in was this. When a file is being copied and there is conflict, there should be option to rename the new file being copied. Also, if the file being copied is image then a small preview/thumbnail would be good.

Yesterday while copying some files, suddenly I noticed that this feature is there now. Pretty useful feature to have. Here’s the screen-shot.

Photos of my office in the morning

Here are photos of my office on 20/Nov at 3AM in the morning. This is taken in the moonlight.

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Sorry, the quality of the photo is not that good as the photo was taken from my mobile Samsung Omnia Pro, did not have my DSLR with me that time.

Free Home made calendar for December 2010.

Hope you will like this 🙂

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Happy Birthday Yash

If you don’t know then Yash is my son’s name.. Here are some photos for you 🙂

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The Hidden PS

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While going through the source code for the well known ps command, I read about some interesting things.. Namely, that there are a bunch of different fields that ps can try and enumerate for you. These are fields I was not able to find in the man pages, documentation, only in the source.