Unable to install FLUXION 5.9 on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Fluxion is a security and auditing tool re-search tool, it is a remake of the…
Ubuntu does not boot properly
I've come across this issue, many a times in my personal Desktop Linux chores. And…
WordPress Images not loading properly? An instant solution to this common problem
After tinkering down with a half-a-dozen workarounds on the Wordpress Dashboard -- this issue does…
No Internet in Ubuntu, editing /etc/resolv.conf brings it back, but is this safe?
Editing resolv.conf wont give you internet access if you don't already have it, but this edit can fix a very specific problem.
This file controls hostname resolution using DNS. If your computer is configured to use a DNS server (or is configured via DHCP or something) and that server is broken, then this helps.
How to enlarge root (/) partition?
If we're talking about bare metal and desktops/laptops then this might be the next impossible solution on a given Linux/Unix machine, but there are a few workarounds and the best one i feel is supposed to use Gparted tool. Now there are a few hiccups here and there. This tool may not permit to perform the above task.
Here is a neat explanation below from one of the forums out there…
gparted may not allow you to resize the mounted & active root / partition when you are logged into Ubuntu (i.e. mounted /). There are many solutions to resize the root partition depending on your knowledge and experience.
Undo (cp) copy command in Linux/Ubuntu
Let's say you've copied a giant chunk of data from a source to destination something…
