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Backing up your Ubuntu system is easy and it does not involve playing with complicated commands. Here is Back in Time, one of the easiest back up …
Continue ReadingBacking up your Ubuntu system is easy and it does not involve playing with complicated commands. Here is Back in Time, one of the easiest back up …
Continue ReadingIf you are seriously involved in audio, video and graphics creation and manipulation, you are not locked down to the proprietary systems. Linux is …
Continue ReadingThe file /boot/grub/menu.lst holds the configuration information for the Grub boot loader. There are quite a few options that you can change in the …
Continue ReadingInstalling operating systems or running them from USB flash drives are way faster than working from CD/DVD. Linux is the frontier in this arena and …
Continue ReadingIncreasing swap space in Red Hat may become a hard thing to do. If you can’t tolerate downtime, it may become very stressful. Here is how to arrange …
Continue ReadingHow do we choose among the thousands of programs to set up our Linux desktop system and start working immediately? How about users switching from …
Continue ReadingIf you are a programmer and want to write some applications for the Linux Desktop, you need to know some basics before rolling up your sleeves and …
Continue ReadingIf you have the scanner that works under Linux, the only thing you need is a scanning software. Inside is our purchasing tips and how to use the …
Continue ReadingBuilding and installing a kernel module can be a frustrating task for some users. However the steps required are frequently the same and with a couple …
Continue ReadingIs there an Ubuntu equivalent for the Windows Device Manager application? Yes, there IS a similar application, but it’s not installed by …
Continue ReadingWindows users soon learn that pressing Ctrl-Alt-Delete starts the Task Manager when an application bogs down the system, but is there a similar …
Continue ReadingText files make up a large portion of the Linux operating system. Source code, configuration files, and log files are all simple text files. Thus, …
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