Question: Unfortunately I’ve deleted dpkg directory while removing the lock. By mistake I typed Now when I am trying to install/uninstall packages it shows me following error. What should I do now? Solution: root + rm + -r = disaster So let us begin step by…
Question: how to display the actual network traffic (wireless) in a terminal? Additionally: Is it possible to add this info to the chart of top? Solution: It’s quite easy! install “iftop” with: Then run from any terminal! Enjoy! There is a…
Howdy folks, i needed to start my X.server on Ubuntu LTS Gnome, which should be able to listen for remote connection on port 6000, the gdm has been configured. Modified /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc as Set DisallowTCP=false in /etc/gdm/custom.conf Restarted gdm Check wether…
I had previously installed wine-stable, but for a particular program I wanted to run it was recommended that I run wine-staging. So I uninstalled wine-stable, and tried to install wine-staging as normal. When I run I get Solution as follows:…
We all have used Windows PC sometime or the other, or atleast since ancient times, i mean when there was no Linux or Gnu/Linux or BSD types of Operating Systems. Now that we’re so much used to say Windows 10…
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:
Keep your device up-to-date as always. This may not be always true as future updates may slow the devices but yeah you know what it’s always a good habit and making sure to stay updated always helps in some way or the other. You get good features and can be ahead or be bug free as compared to your peers who use similar apps/software’s
Just keep a bootable Fedora USB stick handy, over here i shall be using Fedora 27 though the latest version is fedora 30, it does not matter as long as we follow the steps given below.
This is nothing but a replacement to your Bash search history feature. Most of us use Reverse bash command “Ctrl + R” in order to search and find the most day to day used terminal commands. Using bash reverse search,…
*nix fans, specially those who use macOS might be aware that the missing package manager, which Apple didn’t ship along for terminal package management lovers called “Homebrew”. Similarly a package manager for Linux called Linuxbrew as the name suggests is…