Derita hidup kian berlalu
Membawaku ke penghujung
Kaku langkah kian lemah
Kelu lidah untuk bicara

Langit jingga warna senja
Desir bayu membisik duka
Kealpaan nan semalam
Inginku lepaskan luka silam

Bersama rayu doa

If you have the problem of not being able to see the Blog Module page after enabling it, and you are using Clean URL for your site, then it's *probably* because you have accidentally created a subdomain with the name 'blog' (e.g. http://blog.example.com), or you have a subdirectory named 'blog' on your website's root folder (www, htdocs or public_html). You should be able to see Drupal's Blog Module after you remove the subdomain / subdirectory with that same name.

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Gembira dapat berjumpa
Teringat kembali kali pertama kita bersua
Ingat bila kita bersepatu serupa
Tak lama dahulu jangan kata kau dah lupa
Kau bersama kawan-kawan muda yang nyata
Kau paling menyerlah di antara mereka
Rambut hitam warna coklat anak mata
Membuat aku kurang fasih bila bicara
Apa kata kita ambil sedikit masa
Untuk mengenali sesama kita dengan lanjutnya
Dan jika kau rasa apa yang ku rasa
Ayuh kita ke bab kedua dan seterusnya

I was having trouble running Eclipse with JRE 6.0 on my Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon (x86_64 architecture) earlier. I am running on AMD Turion64 ML-37 processor. PDT keeps crashing on startup. I knew it was something to do with my 64bit machine that caused the crash. Then I remembered my friend's post on fixing a missing PDT plugin. I used the same idea and created a symbolic link to the 32bit JRE on my machine in the PDT directory:-

shell> sudo ln -s /usr/lib/jvm/ia32-java-6-sun-1.6.0.03/jre/ /usr/local/eclipse/jre

That solved it. Now I am happy PDT is running on my machine.

This is just a quick & simple guide on how to install Apache, MySQL, PHP & JSP from source on Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon. I will probably also try to include Ruby On Rails in this guide when I am able to try installing that out on my Ubuntu machine. This guide is made after referring to a couple of websites, mainly www.apacheguide.org (using Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon instead of Windows XP). Other links can be found in the "References" section.