How to display network traffic in the terminal?
Question: how to display the actual network traffic (wireless) in a terminal? Additionally: Is it…
X server started with “-nolisten tcp” in spite of DisallowTCP=false in /etc/gdm/custom.conf
Howdy folks, i needed to start my X.server on Ubuntu LTS Gnome, which should be…
Linux Maintenance
So here we go, let's talk about Linux maintenance, OMG ! you need to maintain Linux i thought it just worked fine, unlike windows what about defrag and that temp files which keep on accumulating. maybe cleaning the registry, no i am just kidding you need not do those things here it's Linux and let me tell you this is awesome. Well there are few things you need to do to keep your Linux session going perfectly flawlessly smooth as you upgrade and use it for years to come and yes so here it is as Anglehit explains:
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Linux is Changing
Change is inevitable part of life and change is important to keep the world transforming. Similar thing applies to technology world and as things gets evolved so does Linux and the whole nitty gritty of it. But wait a seconds, let me tell you the basics remains the same, I mean the command line and yeah that's forever you know. Here we shall be considering the desktop regime of Linux OS rather than servers, so here it begins as Anglehit explains...
Reasons to Hate Ubuntu
Ubuntu is like the most used Linux OS or a distro out there hence has a huge market share in the so called free and open source community. So in my opinion i coin it as the Windows of Linux or Gnu Linux.
How to speed up your Windows PC
We all have used Windows PC sometime or the other, or atleast since ancient times,…
How to install a .deb package forcefully in Ubuntu and it’s derivatives
We all know that installing a .deb package is rather simple and most of the time a one single click can do the job. But when things break, you know those dependencies can make you cripple. So let's find an easy solution for most of the command line lovers out there including me too, as Anglehit explains: