Published at: 01:09 pm - Wednesday September 12 2007
Here are just some morsels of information about the Linux Command line, and more specifically, Ubuntu Linux Command line / system.
Users can be added to a group with the command:
sudo adduser <username> <groupname>
In ubuntu, the default system shell is “Dash”. That does speed up your system boot, but it also introduces problems with those scripts [...]
Published at: 03:09 pm - Thursday September 06 2007
Open Office keeps automatically trying to guess what you’re typing? Sometimes it can be useful, especially if you’re doing something quite repetitive. However, it can also be a bit dumb at times.
Now, Open Office predictive text, actually comes under auto-complete. Don’t ask me why, as to my mind at least, that’s a completely illogical place [...]
Published at: 06:08 pm - Thursday August 09 2007
Effectively, by this tutorial, we will be disabling logins on the ubuntu box, and just using gdm and the x-server to talk to a server on the local network using XDMCP. This means, that you’ll actually login to the remote server, and use the remote servers’ data and processing power.
WARNING: This will disable GUI access [...]
Published at: 01:08 pm - Thursday August 09 2007
Firstly, when doing hardware maintenance, remember to plug all leads back in. (I’m so glad I’m not the only one who’s forgotten this: http://err.no/personal/blog/tech/2007-02-06-12-38_powerless_disks)
To open a terminal in Ubuntu, go to Applications > Accessories > Terminal
To add shortcuts from the applications listing to your desktop or top/bottom panel, browse to the location of the program [...]