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Steps to install and run bluestacks and WhatsApp Free in your Computer

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Steps to install and run bluestacks and WhatsApp Free in your Computer Bluestacks in Laptop BlueStacks App Player is a versatile program that bridges the gap between mobile and laptop by allowing users to run their favorite Android apps on their Windows or Mac OS X devices. When a user goes through this simple procedure, Android apps just show up in the BlueStacks Player on Windows. Like magic, you run on Windows as is, in full screen, with no performance degradation. That means software written for Android, such as Pulse and Flipboard, can now run on your Windows PC and be tied to the data layer of your Android version, too. How to Install and Run bluestacks in your Laptop ? Installation Bluestacks Step 1: Get BlueStack from here http://www.bluestacks.com Step 2: Upon installation, open BlueStack. You�d find a welcome screen showing the top 25 Apps. Bluestacks Step 3: Navigate to the My Apps tab next to top 25 Apps. You will find the apps that are downloaded by default here. Bluestack...

Step By Step Mapreduce Example run on hadoop 2 7 1 with video

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Step By Step Mapreduce Example run on hadoop 2 7 1 with video Step 1: open terminal using ctrl+alt+T Step 2: go to hadoop user using hadoopashish@ubuntu:su hadoop-user Step 3: Start all Hadoop using below command hadoop-user@ubantu : start-all.sh Step 4: Make new Data Directory on Desktop and create on text file in side Data folder which is on desktop Desktop/data/text.txt Step 5: After start hadoop just type below text hadoop-user@ubantu : jps 6385 ResourceManager 6146 SecondaryNameNode 5637 NameNode 6696 NodeManager 5866 DataNode 12510 Jps Step 6: after doing this You have to go on below path hadoop-user@ubantu : cd   /usr/local/hadoop/ or which path inside your Directory Mine is hadoop-user@ubantu : cd   /usr/local/hadoop-2.7.1/ Step 7 : after going in this folder you have to type hadoop-user@ubantu : cd /usr/local/hadoop-2.7.1 $ bin/hdfs dfs -mkdir /user after this press enter hadoop-user@ubantu : cd /usr/local/hadoop-2.7.1 $ bin/hdfs dfs -mkdir /user/ashish/...

Solved bin rm cannot remove run user root gvfs Is a directory When exit from root superuser

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Solved bin rm cannot remove run user root gvfs Is a directory When exit from root superuser This problem occurs when we have entered in the root or superuser , then when trying to exit , show this information " /bin/rm: cannot remove /run/user/root/gvfs: Is a directory " like image below: So, how can fix this? Open your Terminal by press Ctrl+Alt+T Then type this following command: sudo umount /run/user/root/gvfs So, after you exit from superuser, you will not see this information again. download file now

Soon you will be able to run any application on any platform

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Soon you will be able to run any application on any platform The HSA (Heterogeneous System Architecture) foundation has made a major breakthrough following its release of the latest HSA specification. It means that the computer industry, as a whole, has moved closer to true heterogeneous computing on any imaginable platforms � from mobile devices to HPC, servers and IoT. HSA currently supplies a standardised platform that aims to make all compute resources on a device available to the software running on it. They include CPU (whether x86, Power, ARM or MIPS) power, GPU and any other exotic compute hardware (like Microns Automata). Getting onboard Since its launch three years ago, the HSA project has been embraced by nearly 60 universities and technology companies. HSA board members include the likes of ARM, AMD, Imagination Technologies, Qualcomm and Samsung. Notable absentees are Intel, Nvidia and Microsoft. AMD is likely to be the first to benefit from HSA as the processor vendor alr...