Guide to Disable Hardware in Linux
At this time, disabling hardware under Linux is still a tricky business. There is no hardware gui like there is in Windows. So, when you want to …
Continue ReadingAt this time, disabling hardware under Linux is still a tricky business. There is no hardware gui like there is in Windows. So, when you want to …
Continue ReadingAs a Linux user do you need an Antivirus on your PC? You sure do! In this article I will tell you why and outline a couple of the better options …
Continue ReadingGraphics cards were one of the main headaches with Linux about 10 years ago. But that was 10 years ago and this means 10 light years in computer …
Continue ReadingThe Linux dd command - as useful as it is powerful when used properly. Use caution when using this command, though, or you could end up destroying the …
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Continue ReadingDefining what precisely is a Linux shell is one of the more esoteric questions out there for beginners. This article outlines precisely what a Linux …
Continue ReadingIn Linux, the user identifier (UID) is a unique, unsigned number that references the user in the /etc/passwd file. When you have multiple Linux and …
Continue ReadingWant to build a computer specially for Linux? Want to be sure that all your hardware will work under Linux before you take the plunge and spend a few …
Continue ReadingIf you have just purchased your shiny MSI Wind and are not satisfied with the preinstalled Windows XP, you can safely install Ubuntu and get more …
Continue ReadingIn this article we check out how you can partition your hard-disks in Linux. This can be useful information even if you’re not going to use …
Continue ReadingYou want to switch from Windows to Fedora but you want to know the difference. They are different operating systems, but there is so much in common …
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