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Friedrich Schuler
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Friedrich Schultheiss is a German multi-disciplinary designer who loves to make things interactive.
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To log into your server, you will need to know your server's public IP address (`hostname -i`) and the password for the "root" user's account. If you have not already logged into your server, you may want to follow the first tutorial in this series, [How to Connect to Your Droplet with SSH](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-connect-to-your-droplet-with-ssh), which covers this process in detail.
```
ssh root@SERVER_IP_ADDRESS
```
# Create a New User
Once you are logged in as `root`, we're prepared to add the new user account that we will use to log in from now on.
This example creates a new user called "demo", but you should replace it with a user name that you like:
I had problems installing selenium chrome webdriver on my DigitalOcean droplet and got an Error: 127 all the time. Here is what solved my problem: $ chmod +x ./install-chrome.sh
$ ./install-chrome.sh
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So you need to translate some plugin or theme to your native language and have been handed one of those pesky .pot / .po files?
You're lucky the plugin at least supports language files, but unlucky that you now have a mountain of small lines to translate. You could download a tool like [poedit][1] and slog through the translation, but I felt there has to be a way to populate the file with at least some of the required translation, saving some of the grunt work. Fortunately Google delivers (although oddly I did not find the link through my initial google search!)
Obviously you need a Google account. This tool gives you a simple side by side workflow where you can see the original and edit the translation, but more importantly: Google will make a best effort attempt to translate your file for you!