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OpenCV is a library for digital image processing which supports C, C++ and Python. It runs both in Windows and Linux. However installing OpenCV is not straight forward. I don’t know why such popular library is left like this.
Here is one article which explains easy installation. However, I will add scripts for installing OpenCV later.
This article will demonstrate how to create a bootable usb for Linux distro named Recovery Is Possible (RIP). I will add another article on this particular distro (I believe there is plenty of them online). There is a lot of different ways to do this. But I am writing the easy way and it works for both Windows and Linux.
How to prepare:
You will need the following:
1. A computer which supports USB Boot (most of them does).
2. A USB drive (At least 150 MB)
I got the error message “unknown filesystem type vboxsf” while I was trying to share a directory from my Windows XP host to Ubuntu Interpid Ibex (8.10). In almost every where it said to install Guest additions. After spending few hours I found the solution. So decided to share with you for reference.
Step 1: Install host additions (usually you install them when you install virualbox).
Step 2: If you have created a new machine, then create a shared directory/folder. (From the machine’s Devices menu)
At last some one from Portlan, Oregon has found a way to port (porting from portaland, is it a joke? 
) Linux kernel in iPhone bootloader yesterday. He has managed to load the kernel on iPhone means there is no graphics yet. There is another group working on the same project. Read more »