Stick it, a.ka. make your case look nifty

Stick it, a.ka. make your case look nifty

Nov 12, 2012

Unixsticers is a website where you can buy unix or FOSS related sticers, it is really nice site has many designs and is quite cheap. You can get freebies from there aswell, just like and share their facebook page and your done, want to get discounts? No problem! Follow them on twitter and like them on facebook and one discount is heading your way. What more can...

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Finding things in Linux CLI

Finding things in Linux CLI

Jul 10, 2012

Every once in a while you might need to search a folder or a file that you or the previous owner of the server/computer has put somewhere – and on command line interface it could be a serious hassle to do that just by browsing through the folders and files. That’s why  it’s more convenient to use “locate” command on the...

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How Linux is built

How Linux is built

Jun 26, 2012

Have you ever wondered how Linux is built? This video will make it clearer for everyone. Linux is open source software and is being developed by numerous of persons and companies Linux kernel was developed in October 1991 by Linus Torvalds. Care to know more? Have a look at the...

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Akademy 2012 – KDE desktop summit

Akademy 2012 – KDE desktop summit

Jun 18, 2012

It is now official – one of our team members (me) is going to volunteer on this years Akademy – which is basically one of the worlds largest desktop summit held by the community of KDE (Linux desktop environment). More can be found in my personal blog Weebu.eu, so I will put a link to the original post under this post. If you want to join the group...

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How to get rid of ‘sudo’ in Ubuntu command line

How to get rid of ‘sudo’ in Ubuntu command line

Nov 27, 2011

This is one most useful thing I use when I need to administrate a Ubuntu server, it lets me to use normal syntax (i.e ‘apt-get install’, not ‘sudo apt-get install’). So here’s what you have to do: type in: #sudo su - Now enter your password for the account you use(you need to be administrator). And your done, now you can use normal s

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