Install Imagemagick on Ubuntu with delegates
Installing imagemagick on Ubuntu for use with your Rails application (if you user Paperclip for example) should be pretty easy using apt-get:
Installing imagemagick on Ubuntu for use with your Rails application (if you user Paperclip for example) should be pretty easy using apt-get:
April 1st became a fun, repeatable event everywhere on the internet. Some jokes go all the way, with video, webpages and even some real testemonials, while others try to go for something more simple. Here’s the Think Orange homepage for April 1st which reflected a drastic change of business direction:
If you’re a designer build some icons and share them, make some textures, draw a template, invent a grid system or build a theme for your favorite CMS. If you’re a illustrator start a blog, share a drawing everyday, dribbble, give advice or create a web comic.
Stop what you’re doing tonight. Get out of the couch, turn off the tv, don’t watch a show about some interesting imaginary life, this is your opportunity.
Another quick post with some tips on installing the ImageMagick library on CENTOS 5.