Windows better for home usage than Linux

I used Ubuntu for around 3 months in 2006 and kinda quit using it and switched back to Windows. Back then i was forced to use Ubuntu live due to my hard disk being broken ( so i had to use the live version ). I couldn't wait to switch back to windows when i was using Ubuntu . Games , weird Software , Wireless .. it was all missing back then ( some even now ). What i am trying to point out here is that the Linux is not yet fit for average home users ( not even the Linux for human beings ). You can do everything you do on Linux + more on Windows. Open Office is on the right track but still i don't like the feel of Open Office compared to Microsoft Office 2007 / 2003. Normally you need to install lots of library's to play mp3's and tons more to play MPEG's and DVD's. That is something which is hard to figure out for normal home users as Windows supports mp3 by default. Even if Vista has DRM protection and bla bla its still a better Operating System than Ubuntu or any Linux distro for Home Users. I would never use Linux at home unless its got games like GTA : San Andreas and Final Fantasy + Some softwares like Adobe Dream weaver and Photoshop for it. Plus the current players available like Totem are not good enough. There are free applications like media player classic available for windows which are way better than the ones available on Linux even though they are not open source.

How to Bind Additional IPs to your FreeBSD Server

Open /etc/rc.conf with your editor

ifconfig_fxp0_alias0="inet 202.21.190.1 netmask 0xffffffff"
ifconfig_fxp0_alias1="inet 202.21.190.2 netmask 0xffffffff"
ifconfig_fxp0_alias2="inet 202.21.190.3 netmask 0xffffffff"

etc etc...

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Activating your Cpanel License

i've noticed that cpanel usually goes hay wire and says your license is not valid .. so if its not expired heres how to fix it.


first check if your license is valid and active on cpanel by going to the link listed below.

Verify.Cpanel.Net


If your license shows as expired you will need to get it activated to use cpanel .. or else if it is activate run the following the script cpkeyclt by using the command /usr/local/cpanel/cpkeyclt