I have a relational database Access 2010 which I would like to run with an Ubuntu programme. Is this possible?
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I have a .accdb file created with Microsoft Office 2010 and I want to know if it is possible to open it with some native Ubuntu application like LibreOffice or OpenOffice, I know LibreOffice has LibreOffice Base but I can't figure out how to open or if it's even possible to open a .accdb file.  Is there any way I can open a .accdb file without Wine or VirtualBox?
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I have tried with RMAN. But is there any other possible way that we can backup database and tables. backup using queries or stored procedures is possible?
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The XAMPP installation is done. XAMPP is up and running.  What about the MySQL console? How is possible to start the MySQL console to run some special SQL statements?
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How can I install MongoDB on  my Ubuntu 17.04??  Looks like there are no packages provided by Mongo at the moment, just wondering if someone has already managed to install an instance on 17.04?
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Can Kingsoft Office be installed in Ubuntu?
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We have developed an application in Visual Basic 6 as a front end. This application requires to capture automation values from machinery to system.  It captures the data using serial port.   So here I would like to know first, will Ubuntu supports installing vb6 in it?  If that's the case, what is the process to install and execute an application that need to be installed on Ubuntu.
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What is a , and how do I use them on Ubuntu?
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My company develops software with two sides: client and server. I've installed Microsoft SQL Server on Windows and am running the client side on Ubuntu with some configuration.  But I'm wondering: is there a way to run Ubuntu as the server instead and install SQL Server on it?
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I am trying to install SQL Developer on Ubuntu 14.04. I have followed some tutorials but none of them worked. So I am asking you if you know how to install SQL Developer.
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Since Mark Shuttleworth decided to  to  in the future, I was wondering if I can install it on my Ubuntu now?
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In regular Ubuntu (Unity/Gnome), I use gksudo to run GUI programs with root privileges. I'm trying out Kubuntu (or KDE) now -- what do I use?
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Before I buy my next laptop, I'd like to make sure that it will work perfectly with Ubuntu. Is there a list of completely supported computers anywhere?
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In Windows, you can run android application using BlueStack.   I was wondering, is there any way these apps can be run on Ubuntu 12.04?
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Please help! I have 3 desktops and 1 laptop and bring the laptop everywhere and keep the 3 desktops at home and they all have Ubuntu on them and I would like to access media and any kind of files I have on all of them through or with my laptop when I'm traveling! All 3 desktops and 1 laptop are all 32 bit systems! So how can I install and run Ubuntu Server on 32 bit systems?
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I want to know if there is any way to install Kali tools like sqlmap, nikto, john, aircrack-ng, ... on Ubuntu 12.04?  If yes, then how should I proceed?
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I am sketching the architecture for a set of programs that share various interrelated objects stored in a database. I want one of the programs to act as a service which provides a higher level interface for operations on these objects, and the other programs to access the objects through that service.  I am currently aiming for Python and the Django framework as the technologies to implement that service with. I'm pretty sure I figure how to daemonize the Python program in Linux. However, it is an optional spec item that the system should support Windows. I have little experience with Windows programming and no experience at all with Windows services.  Is it possible to run a Python programs as a Windows service (i. e. run it automatically without user login)? I won't necessarily have to implement this part, but I need a rough idea how it would be done in order to decide whether to design along these lines.  Edit: Thanks for all the answers so far, they are quite comprehensive. I would like to know one more thing: How is Windows aware of my service? Can I manage it with the native Windows utilities? What is the equivalent of putting a start/stop script in /etc/init.d?
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Currently I'm running Ubuntu 11.10 64 Bit on my laptop and I want to install some Windows programs with Wine (Dreamweaver CS5/Starcraft II etc) but these programs require the 32Bit version of Wine to work even being in a 64Bit environment... I'm a Fedora user most of the time and in that distro installing 32Bit versions of apps inside of a 64Bit system is never a problem, but didn't find a way to do that on Ubuntu.