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How to install Linux Kali 2016.1 into Parallels and install Parallels tools.

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By McDonald, T | Last up dated 30/05/17 You will learn how to: Install Kali Linux onto Parallels. Install Parallels tools Trouble shooting Note : this will also work for 2016.2 and higher.  Make sure you have updated Parallels to the latest version. Parallels, another virtual machine, can run guest O/S on a host machine.  You will need to install Parallels first before continuing.  If you wish to install Kali onto Parallels, please read on.  After installation you will learn how to install parallels tools, which will allow for more interesting features such as auto adjust for your screen resolution. Before installing any new applications, a hardware survey will need to be carried out.  Subsequently, the applications website will have the minimum specifications listed. Kali Linux minimum specifications Kali Linux website  Install Kali Linux 2016.1 Installing Parallels tools Once you have installed Kali Linux 2.0, you...
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How To Add A Jump Link To Your Blog

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By     McDonald, T.    | Updated 30th of June 2022 While surfing the internet, you may have noticed that some sites have an index that lets you jump to different parts of the same webpage and thought 'That is cool!'  Well, this is how you do it.  I have used blogger to demonstrate how it is done, but the process will be very similar for most blogs. What is a jump link A jump link is a link that lets the user jump to certain pats of the same webpage they are viewing. How to add the code You will need to add a simple piece of code. Make sure you add it just before the code you want it to jump to.  Note, the anchortext should have no spaces and anchortext can be anything you like.  For instance, you can replace anchortext with intro or con. The code is encapsulated in a span tag.  See below. <span id="anchortext"></span>   For example, if you want to jump to a header on the same page, you put the above code just before the <...
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How to play spectrum games on a Mac, Windows or even GNU/Linux.

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By McDonald. T |  July 14th 2018   The 80s was a great time for gaming. For a while, gamers had been able to alleviate the boredom with dedicated gaming devices such as Asteroid and Donkey Kong. However, things really got going when gaming consoles like Atari 2600 hit the market. Even so, nothing compared to the new home computers like Commodore 64 and the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48k. These computers not only had tons of games, but also you could program your own software including games.  Sign up to my blog for more fun stuff! The gaming consoles had the advantage of instant loading from a cartridge while the home computers needed to load games from a tape in a tape recorder, which was not always successful. This could take 5 minutes or more and the sound level had to be just right or the game would fail to load. Despite the loading issues, the home computer won out and steadily advanced into the powerful machines we have today. Now that we have our wonder r...
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