Linux/Unix Configuration

Ubuntu There will be two major Ubuntu releases in 2012 – , also known as Precise Pangolin, and the as-yet-unnamed 12.10 release in October. 12.04 is a long-term

[two_third_last]Linux and Solaris were once competitors, and Sun’s stubborn policy of sticking with its own operating system, rather than embracing an open source solution earlier, was the corner

So why choose KDE ??? 01 Keep it configurable The best thing about KDE is that you can change it. This has been its most consistent feature since

These are good times for users of RPM-based distributions. The two behemoths of RPM-land, OpenSUSE and Fedora, have just released new iterations and here we pit them against

Next-gen desktop environment now usable on older hardware. Gnome Shell, the technology that Gnome 3 and subsequent versions of the desktop are built on. will now work on

This review is written by Terence Lam a student from Singapore sharing his experiences with openSUSE In this review, I will install openSUSE 12.1, try out GNOME and KDE

We need computer with Windows and Skype installed, preferably the latest version. Turning off all programs that could connect to the Internet, windows update and everything else. Lets

openSUSE 12.1 features systemd as a replacement for the System V init daemon. systemd provides a new and improved way of booting up your system and managing services.

Installing openssh server (SSH). and type sudo apt-get install openssh-server if need any configuration changes open SSH configuration file and edit: sudo vim /etc/ssh/sshd_config

For opening terminal in linux graphical mode press Ctrl+Alt+T