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I wrote this because My senior need to get uwsgi ( newer version ) than registered in precise repos. At that time we found great guy Chris Lea ( https://launchpad.net/~chris-lea/+archive/uwsgi ), thank chris :). But if we don't found him. I plan to explode current debian version from precise repos to see the structure and all script. Here is how to do that Get one (deb pkg) i assume uwsgi-current.deb 1. The first way Using dpkg-deb -x , you will get inside debian structure. > dpkg-deb -x uwsgi-current.deb [target-folder] Using dpkg-deb --control , you will get control files, debian control scripts. > dpkg-deb --control uwsgi-current.deb [target-folder] /DEBIAN 2. The second way,  the first way can be done in short time in  > dpkg-deb -R uwsgi-current.deb [target-folder]

2 Weeks ago, I do new setup of Kubuntu. Trying to find cool icon sets, so i found icon set "Ksticker" by samuaz (  http://opendesktop.org/content/show.php?content=158891  ). That's nice and cool, Thank you samuaz, Great Job:)

Hi Siraset and Friend     I often found this problem ( kubuntu 's too slow in updating content during resizing window ). It's show a bad pixel or texture when do quickly resizing window. I end up with reinstall kubuntu, graphic driver many times. This is a things that I found when idea about turn off all DESKTOP EFFECT then try resizing and see if that damn problem occur or not. Finally I found nothing bad. Graphic during resizing is good even in high resolution and high cpu mode. So I begin to try to turn on each one effect and see which one is ruin my system. I cannot remember which one is the damn but currently I can select the effect that 's not ruin my system. So this is my concern, if you found problem like this let's turn off all effect and try one on one.

The search order is important! 1.Program's working directory 2.$PYTHONPATH directories 3.Python standard library directories 4.(and any .pth path files) ref  http://www.curiousvenn.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/modules_101.pdf

If you have ATI graphic card 2xxx-4xxx like me. You will found problem such as kubuntu can not find you graphic card adapter. It's pain. I spend my time google then I have got keyword "fglrx-legacy-driver". Googling it then something like this come up!!  http://www.ubuntuvibes.com/2012/10/how-to-install-amd-catalyst-legacy.html  . I tried it and it's works. Currently I use external monitor , that doesn't not work now. I just something I found during googling are make your kubuntu know you have attached external monitor run kdesudo amdcccle goto display manager then check if you see 2 screens active (that's a good luck) goto terminal, run command sudo aticonfig --initial ( hope you will get xorg.conf which contain detail of current state ) reboot then wish you luck