d`Ubuntu Addiction

Totally insane and frustrated as ever am I for Ubuntu. Just ran the Live CD and problems just popped the first run. First I had to reboot my 512 Mb damn tortoise system in a jiffy. It started working a re-boot. Shutting down the entire thing which surely took me more time to pacify. Now that I have an 95 model when I had opted Motorola as a reputed company of fame,I was struck in disbelief why it had not configured my NIC Adapter and the Ethernet Lan yet , just dreamt as if cut lose from the powerful network with mine in one small corner in the hall as damn client. I am really offered as a privileged client on that network! Damn that AMD 2.8GHz Server Monster. Surely I got a luck to access those stuffs over there. But the problem was I could not establish a link across those 2 systems. That’s what really troubled me all over. When all the stuff got into booting I had no option but to wait for the NIC Ethernet Adapter to configure slowly, and finally it did!

Then I had a serious avid affection to Linux and sure Ubuntu does make up some good Foss stuffs and I am highly indebted to my senior Srikant aka logic of ssnlug in arranging a grand lug meeting! Further that was a too close I got my start in Python Programming as simple as candy of course.

First few commands damn easy to get into python shell and ran some small code to do a link list just separated by commas and ending box braces, sure that a linked list had been created I just ran the print command, and performed more insertion, deletion and sorting. Like Ruby what Ausotosh likes to say it being a pure Object oriented language it seemed to be, as but fact is Ruby is not my cup of tea, just ran the class declaration and found a simple virtual polymorphism! What a real dynamism that we can add variables to objects even after an initiation has been done.(But it’s noted that all objects do not seem to link to the variables that’s because of dynamic initialization and every object seem to build its unique set).

Further they discussed on the importing libraries like math and like that stuff. Nice to see power function in use all around. Just as we call a class by the name in a constructor we are often bound to use this as a keyword. Surprised to see self as a keyword in that jogs.So when you got to declare a constructor like :

class complex:
def __init__(self,int var_a, int var_b):
self.a = a;
self.b = b;
def show_all(self):
print var_a;
print var_b;
def add(self,temp)
temp = complex();
var_a += temp.var_a;
var_b += temp.var_b;
…
Obj_a = complex(1,3);
print Obj_a; “ 1 3 “
Obj_b = complex(2,4);
Obj_a.add(Obj_b); “ Sum up “
print Obj_a; “ 3 7 “
…
Here that ’self’ is mandatory as said by Ravi Shankar, a Linux geek from Anna university. He simulated a LDTP presentation and gave a good chat on the GPL stuffs which I posted those under. Well to begin I have to learn a more and hell a lot stuff but I seem wasting time so long. Awaiting a cd shipment of Linux Ubuntu version 6.06 – the latest release as of now. Really everybody hopes an unique stuff like my addiction over the latest Ubuntu (hope some likes for a GUI which may be updated in version 8.0 as it seems so).And a good news for all linux users Ubuntu 5.0 is working smooth & perfect.