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Solved Error installing pg ERROR Failed to build gem native extension

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Solved Error installing pg ERROR Failed to build gem native extension                                                              If your are facing this kind of error as shown in the picture below! Then maybe libpq-dev is missing from your system install it as shown in the picture below Then try to install pg gem it will install this time without any problem! Thats  it. download file now

Sticky Notes View GNOME Shell Extension

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Sticky Notes View GNOME Shell Extension Sticky Notes View by Dreamsorcerer is a GNOME Shell extension to place notes on your overview mode. You view/hide it by clicking its icon on the left-vertical panel. Install Follow our instructions about installing GNOME Shell extension. Once installed, you will see its icon on the most bottom of the GNOME left-vertical panel. Use Enable overview mode (by pressing Super key) then click on the yellow icon (of Sticky Notes View) then a yellow note will appear. Once you write some text on it, a new yellow note will appear beside. To delete a note, simply click on the close button on the top-right corner of the note. To disable or uninstall this Sticky Notes View extension, use GNOME Tweak Tool program. download  file  now

Solve The mcrypt extension is missing Please check your PHP configuration Phpmyadmin Error in Ubuntu 13 10

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Solve The mcrypt extension is missing Please check your PHP configuration Phpmyadmin Error in Ubuntu 13 10 Ive done installation phpmyadmin on Ubuntu 13.10 with apache web server. I restarted apache2 and after login to phpmyadmin, on the bottom of the page show this error: " The mcrypt extension is missing. Please check your PHP configuration. " like screenshot below: So, how to fix this problem? Its bug is missing mcrypt.ini , where the file located in /etc/php5/conf.d/ , which should be in /etc/php5/mods-available/ . So we should move mcrypt.ini into /etc/php5/mods-available/ with the following commands below: Run the Terminal, and switch to superuser / root by type: sudo su Then move mcrypt.ini file into /etc/php5/mods-available/ | mv -i /etc/php5/conf.d/mcrypt.ini /etc/php5/mods-available/ Then type this command: php5enmod mcrypt Then restart apache2: service apache2 restart So, you will not find error on the bottom of the phpmyadmin page. download file now