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Active Admin: Create Your Own Ruby on Rails Admin Panel Easily

Active Admin is an awesome new Ruby on Rails plugin to help generate admin styles. Active Admin makes it easier for developers to implement beautiful and elegant interfaces.

Developers can get started with one line of code or customize the entire interface with the provided DSL.

PC Free Setup in iOS 5

This video showcases how users will setup Apple ID in iOS 5. This new feature is called PC Free and it is going to be one of the main feature in iOS 5.

With iOS 5, you no longer need a computer to own an iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. Activate and set up your device wirelessly, right out of the box. Download free iOS software updates directly on your device. Do more with your apps like editing your photos or adding new email folders on your device, without the need for a Mac or PC. And back up and restore your device automatically using iCloud.

iPhone Dev Team Jailbreak iOS 5

It has been confirmed by MuscleNerd that the iPhone Dev Team has already jailbroken iOS 5 beta 1. This only comes half a day after its release!

Amazing work Dev Team!

(Via Twitter)

UMPlayer: Multimedia Player for Linux, Mac and Windows

UMPlayer is a great multimedia plyer for Ubuntu. UMPlayer has many great features and looks very similar to Windows Media Player.

Install Umplayer on ubuntu

You need to download .deb packages from here

Once you have .deb package you can install by double clicking on it.

Create Your Own GitHub Tree Slider with HTML5

There have been a huge amount of requests to clone the Github Tree Slider, so it has been done and is available for free download.

Take a look at The Tree Slider by GitHub, to see how to implement that.

How to Install MOC Music Player for Linux

MOC is a great console music player for Linux. MOC reminds me a lot of Winamp as it allows you to play all types of audio and even change the themes.

Install moc on ubuntu

sudo apt-get install moc

MyDB Studio: Free MySQL Database Manager

There are a lot of different ways to control your MySQL databases. Here is another great free MySQL database management program, MyDB Studio.

MyDB Studio allows users to connect to unlimited databases and even supports SSH tunneling.

Currently MyDB Studio is only available to Windows, however they are currently developing an Adobe Air version that will work across all platforms.

Greenpoison 6.2 Jailbreak Expected in Coming Weeks for iPad 2

The Chronic Dev Team have announced some details of their upcoming release of Greenpoison 6.2. It seems like this release is going to be heavily used by iPad 2 owners. There is a fake iPad 2 jailbreak out at the moment, but the Dev Team are aiming to have an actual working jailbreak out in the next few weeks.

There arent too many details at the moment, but stay tuned on Crenk and we will let everyone when a real version is available.

Synergy Lets You Use One Mouse and Keyboard with Two or More Computers

Synergy is simple program that does the task of allow you to use one mouse and one keyboard on multiple computers. It also allows you to transfer copy and paste data over too. So if in screen 1 you copy the text “Testing” when you paste in screen 2 it will paste “Testing”. By simply going off the screen it will move your mouse to the next computer there is no need to press any buttons unlike KVM. It is also going to support other draging and dropping features soon such as file drag and dropping. Curently the only problem I have is sometimes on windows 7 when the UAC screen pops up the mouse sometimes stops working.Also it only allows computers around it to be connect sort of. Basiclly what I mean is one computer is 5ft off the ground and the other one is 2ft and to the left there is no way to only have the bottom left corner move your mouse onto the other screen.All in all it is a good program to have handy if you have alot of computers.

Install Unity 2D on Ubuntu

Unity 2D is the “lite” version for everyone who dont have the requirements for Unity’s OpenGL.

Here is a quick guide on how to install Unity 2D.

Open the terminal and run the following commands

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:unity-2d-team/unity-2d-daily
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install unity-2d

After installing unity-2D do the following

* log out
* log back in and choose the “Unity 2D” session in the drop-down menu at the bottom of the login screen
* you will then be running Unity 2D