SciTE is one of the IDE's available under Freeware category in the market for PHP/ASP/Ruby/++ scripting. I have used that as an example to answer the above question. Once the software is downloaded and configured in your system, you might want to create a shortcut for that application in the desktop. Creating a symbolic link would help you in that. [root@user Desktop]# ln -s /usr/local/bin/SciTE $HOME/Desktop/scite i.e. [root@user Desktop]# ln -s [path-to-executable-file] [TARGET-location-where-shortcut-is-to-be-created]

[caption id="attachment_37" align="alignleft" width="50" caption="apache webserver notes by kurinchi blogger"][/caption]If you are a beginner into Linux, there are chances that you might research on the web to see why your PERL/PHP programs do not execute. By default Apache service is turned off and a user need to turn it on by issuing the following command with root permissions. (more…)