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Overcoming the Fear of Linux Terminal
Linux Terminal Fear is a painful emotion by the expectation of evil, or the apprehension of impending danger; anxiety; solicitude; alarm; dread; like our fear of ghosts and zombies as a child, and our...
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How to Easily Improve/Enhance Font Rendering in Xubuntu
Xubuntu I freshly installed Xubuntu “Gutsy Gibbon” today on my mainworkstation, which replaced Ubuntu. I just love the speed and simplicity of an Xfce desktop. However, there’s a certain problem that...
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Set Up Internet Connection Sharing on Ubuntu
Ubuntu 3D SET UP INTERNET CONNECTION SHARING ON UBUNTU: If you want to share your internet connection on Ubuntu, just follow these steps. But first, some prerequisites: -2 network cards on the...
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10 Unknown but Useful Linux Terminal Commands
Linux Terminal I’m going to show you several terminal commands that are perhaps unfamiliar to many new-to-Linux users but could be really handy when used properly. Here’s a list of 10 rather unknown...
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Download YouTube Videos from the Linux Terminal
It’s always comforting to know that I can do a lot of important things inside the Linux terminal. Even those stuff that I normally do using a GUI like posting Twitter updates, downloading torrent...
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How to Convert FLV (YouTube/Flash Videos) to MPEG in Linux
Today, we will be showing you a very simple way to convert .flv (YouTube/Flash videos) to .mpg via the Linux terminal. This would be very helpful for those of you wanted to view those downloaded videos...
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How to Download Rapidshare and Megaupload files from the Linux Terminal
Terminal Today, I will sharewith you a way to quickly and efficiently download files from file-sharing websites such as Rapidshare and Megaupload also from the command line. To download any Rapidshare...
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How to Retrieve Password-protected Zip Files Using Linux
Password How to Retrieve Password-protected Zip Files Using Linux: In case you or your friend has forgotten the password of your password-protected .zip file that may contain important documents,...
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5 games to watch from Comic-Con
Editor’s note: John Gaudiosi is co-founder and editor-in-chief of Gamerlive.tv video syndication network. He’s covered video games for hundreds of outlets over the past 20 years and specializes in the...
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Linux Command Line tips that every Linux user should know
Below is the collection of Linux command line tips which I’ve found useful for Linux users. To get more information about the command mentioned below just open your terminal and type man...
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How to display a digital clock in Linux terminal?
A clock is nothing special, we have tons of it but when it comes to linux the joy of accomplishing anything on command line is heavenly. In this document we are going to see how to display a digital...
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How to find the CPU information from terminal in Linux?
You can use lscpu command or can view the file /proc/cpuinfo to get the CPU information from terminal. Man page description of lscpu command: lscpu gathers CPU architecture information like number of...
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How to install Linux Mint’s Cinnamon Desktop on Ubuntu
Recently Linux Mint’s developer team released Cinnamon for Linux Mint 13 which is the new desktop environment, it follows the layout of traditional desktops. If you want to try out Cinnamon but you...
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