Get To Know Linux: Lesser Known RPM Options
Using Linux, in one form or another, then you have dealt with one package manager or another.
Using Linux, in one form or another, then you have dealt with one package manager or another.
Are you like me and one of those users who HATES going back and forth from keyboard to mouse? Such a waste of precious time that back and forth movement.
If you are an Apache user for the hosting of either internal or external web sites then you know how flexible this web server can be.
NTP is the Network Time Protocol.
There are many naysayers out there who say Linux is not ready for the main stream desktop.
If you administer a Linux system or you need to troubleshoot an issue, you know that the Linux /var/log directory can quickly overwhelm you.
Those of you who are thinking of giving Linux a try, but are worried that you won't know how to do simple tasks such as controlling network devices, can let out
If you've ever had to create labels for mailings or any other reason you know how complicated labels can be (when using either a word processor or desktop publi
If you are new to Linux you might be wondering how you can find out how much free memory your system has or how your memory is being used.
I have a young step daughter at home and I know that curiosity can get the best of a young teen.
If you use a Debian-based Linux distribution then you probably use Synaptic.
I grew up with old-school email tools in Linux.
As far as PC desktops are concerned the Linux operating system runs the gamut of look and feel.
If you have used Linux at all you have seen what is called the Pager.
It may sound like we've stepped back to Computers 101, but copy and pasting in Linux can sometimes be a bit different than it is in either Windows or Mac.
There are a number of reasons you would need to an archive.
I administer a LOT of Linux systems.
Previously I wrote about using GUI tools for Linux process management (Get To Know Linux: Process Management.
If you use Windows than the three-finger salute Ctrl-Alt-Delete means quite a bit to you.
Recently I installed the amazing desktop Elive Compiz.
If you've been reading me long enough you know I am a fan of Enlightenment.
Normally you will hear me professing to always install using your Linux distributions' package management system.
I have mentioned, many times, various Live CDs to use for giving Linux a try or installing Linux.
While most Linux operating systems come with their graphical user interface it sometimes is still important to work from the command line, especially if that is
If you spend enough time with Linux at some point you are going to want (or need) to log on to a remote machine.
If you are serious about learning Linux then one aspect you will want to familiarize yourself with is log files.
I back up a lot.
If you use Linux you most likely use Firefox.
Being able to search for files is a fairly important aspect of using a computer.
Professional PDF documents can make or break a marketing campaign, or advertising promotion, or even seal the deal with a client.
If you work in a business environment then you know the value of the office application.
Drupal is one of the most popular of all the Content Management Systems (CMS).
For many users, Outlook is the de facto standard email client.
Next to the xorg.
Gnome Terminal (command: gnome-terminal) is a terminal emulator application for the GNOME desktop environment in Linux.
For most Linux users the xorg.
If you are new to Linux than most likely you are going to have to get to know a new file manager.
As many of you know I am a fan of alternative desktops.
There are many reasons why you would want to employee the aid of an application to clean up after yourself (or your users).
Recently I wrote a simple how-to for burning CDs in GNOME (Easy CD Burning in GNOME.