A tutorial that shows how to debug an ARM Linux program inside a platform emulated with QEMU. The tutorial uses gdbserver to connect the program executing in the guest system to the debugger running on the host system.
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How To Enable The Ctrl-Alt-Backspace Combo In KDE 4
The Ctrl+Alt+Backspace combo, which allowed killing the X server is now disabled by default in many major Linux distributions. Here's how to enable it in KDE.
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Master file renaming tasks with KRename
If you haven’t run into a situation where you need to rename multiple files in one go, you haven’t been using a computer for long. When the next time comes, turn to KRename. Its simple graphical interface makes renaming files easy for average users, and it offers a powerful template language for advanced users with more complex renaming tasks.
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[Howto] Code templates in vim
The text editor vim offers several tools for automation. This howto describes a way to auto-include text modules when creating new files.
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How to make Ubuntu 10.04 faster
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How to:Speed up ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx boot time with profiling
Ubuntu reached the 10 second boot time with Lucid Lynx. what if your system isn’t quite reaching that point?
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[Howto] Language based rewrites with Lighttpd and mod_magnet
Lighttpd is a web server with a fast growing user base. This howto will demonstrate how redirects can be done based on the language of the user's browser.
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How to install Firefox 3.6 stable version from ubuntu ppa (Not the Namoroka One)
Simple commands to install firefox 3.6 from official ppa and not the Namoroka.
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How to make ubuntu shutdown after a particular time
How you can assign ubuntu to shutdown after a particular time
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How to install coverflow in ubuntu
Although a new name has yet to be decided for Nautilus-Elementary's CoverFlow view you're probably itching to try it out, huh?
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Save and restore MBR in Linux | Howto
The MBR or Master Boot Record is an area at the beginning of your hard drive. It is very important because it contains the partition table. There are also routine boot whose goal is to load the operating system.
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Command Line Basics: Cut Fields With awk
There are times when you will want to trim some information from the output of a command. This may be because you want to feed that output into another command. Whatever the reason for wanting to manipulate the output, awk is one of many tools available in GNU/Linux to perform this task.
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Remove Old Kernels in Ubuntu
If you've been using Ubuntu for a while, you're computer is probably cluttered with old versions of the Linux kernel. Learn how to remove those old kernels.
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Install Firefox 3.6 Beta1Pre In Ubuntu For A Huge Speed Boost
I was telling you about my issues with scrolling in Firefox (see #6). Well, I didn't manage to fix that for Firefox 3.5 but instead, I installed Firefox 3.6 beta 1 pre (Namoroka) and the scrolling now works perfectly (thanks to Tinhed for the tip!). Also, basically everything feels a lot faster, at least in Ubuntu. This is why I suggest you upgrade to Firefox 3.6.
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How to find out the version (release) of the ubuntu (debian) installed from command line
On several situation you will need to find out the version of ubuntu (debian) installed in a system you are using.
For that open the command terminal and type:
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