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[13 May 2013 | No Comment]

I recently upgraded from Ubuntu 12.10 to Ubuntu 13.04. It went successfully. After I restarted my computer, I get a black screen at the time of login. Hence, I am unable to insert my login to my computer. However, I was able to login in recovery mode. I googled for solutions. Used the keywords like [...]

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[8 Apr 2013 | No Comment]

VI is a display oriented interactive text editor originally created for the Unix operating system. It is available by default on all UNIX systems. It is supplied with all Linux distributions. Here is a simple and quick VI command tutorial.

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[25 Feb 2013 | No Comment]

Shortcut Keys are always very useful for any work. There are many built-in shortcut keys in Ubuntu Linux. Moreover, you can add your own shortcut keys according to your needs and desire. Here is the step-by-step guide to create custom shortcut keys on Ubuntu. I am using the Unity Desktop in Ubuntu. Ubuntu version 12.10. [...]

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[18 Feb 2013 | No Comment]

CHM (Microsoft Compiled HTML Help) is a Microsoft proprietary online help format, that consists of a collection of HTML pages and an index. CHM files are not recognized by Linux and they cannot be open using any default application.

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[11 Feb 2013 | One Comment]

CHM (Microsoft Compiled HTML Help) is a Microsoft proprietary online help format, that consists of a collection of HTML pages and an index. CHM files are not recognized by Linux and they cannot be open using any default application.

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[21 Jan 2013 | No Comment]

Here are some ubuntu linux commands to add and remove repository/software sources and applications. Add application sudo apt-get install {package-name}

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[20 Dec 2012 | No Comment]

Zip is the most common archiving format. It is avialable on all operative systems such as Linux, Windows and Mac. However, it does not offer the best level of compression as compared to tar.gz and tar.bz2. Tar is very common archiving format in Linux. Tar.gz is better than tar compression. And, tar.bz2 is the the [...]

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[10 Dec 2012 | No Comment]

Here are some linux commands to change the permission of files and folders/directories. chmod is used change the file system mode / permission of files and folders.

Linux, MySQL, PHP, Ubuntu »

[3 Dec 2012 | One Comment]

Here are step-by-step commands about installing apache, php, mysql, and phpmyadmin on ubuntu. 1) Open Terminal – Press: CTRL + ALT + T

Linux, PHP, Ubuntu »

[28 Nov 2011 | No Comment]

PHPEclipse is a PHP development plugin for the Eclipse IDE Framework. And, XDebug is a PHP extension which provides debugging and profiling capabilities. I am using Ubuntu Operating System. This article provides a step-by-step guide on installing and setting up XDebug in PHP Eclipse in Ubuntu.

Miscellaneous, Ubuntu »

[7 Nov 2011 | No Comment]

The term Virtual Host refers to the practice of running more than one web site (such as www.company1.com and www.company2.com) on a single machine. Virtual hosts can be “IP-based“, meaning that you have an IP address for each web site, or “name-based“, meaning that you have more than one web site per IP address. The [...]

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[12 Sep 2011 | No Comment]

There are different ways to get RAM size, Hard disk size, processor size, etc. in Ubuntu. Here are some:- 1. From System -> Administration -> System Monitor

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[5 Sep 2011 | No Comment]

Change current logged in user’s password Go to Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal, then run the command below:- passwd

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[29 Aug 2011 | No Comment]

RabbitVCS is a set of graphical tools written to provide simple and straightforward access to the version control systems you use. It supports most Subversion and Git functionality. Checkout the screenshots:- http://wiki.rabbitvcs.org/wiki/about/screenshots

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[22 Aug 2011 | No Comment]

I was in search of a good screen capture tool to be used in Linux. More precisely, for Ubuntu as I use it. You can take the screenshot through ‘Print Screen’ keyboard button. But, I want some more. I was in search of a program which could take capture any specific area of my screen. [...]