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Things to do after installing ubuntu 12.04 – PART II
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Things to do after installing ubuntu 12.04 PART II. By default, Ubuntu comes with everything that is necessary for everyday use, but as each user has different preferences, this article will describe some things that can be done after installation. For the first part of this article you might want to check out: http:/ www.electronsonline.com/Things-to-do-after-installing-ubuntu-1204.html. Installation: Search for myUnity in the Software Center:. Sudo apt-get install myUnity. 8211; For those who want a lo...
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How to configure sound or audio in Ubuntu 10.04, Ubuntu 9.10 And Later (10.04 – 10.10)
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How to configure sound or audio in Ubuntu 10.04, Ubuntu 9.10 And Later (10.04 – 10.10). First of all, I would like to point out that most of the times audio problems are due to misconfiguration. Since Ubuntu 9.10, there is a default configuration tool called “. 8221; with a new interface that we can configure to match our sound preferences. Right click on the speaker icon next to the hour and choose “Sound Preferences”. We find the following tabs:. To set up alerts. If we do not do well with PulseAudio w...
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What Tech Trends Can You Expect In 2013?
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What Tech Trends Can You Expect In 2013? Technology has a short amount of time to grab our attention before it gets pushed to the side in favor of their newer, younger and more desirable models the next. 2012 saw the introduction of smarter smartphones, slimmer tablets and better wireless networks. So what trends can you expect to emerge in the next 12 months? Feed for comments on this post. Laquo; Install Flash Player on Ubuntu 10.04 64bit. How to check for NICs installed in your Redhat Machine. How to ...
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Archive for the 'Ubuntu' Category. Laquo; Previous Entries. Next Page ». Install Flash Player on Ubuntu 10.04 64bit. Friday, July 27th, 2012. This article will show how to install Flash Player on Ubuntu amd64 (64bit). First of all, and to see if you have installed Ubuntu 64bit or 32bit Ubuntu, run in a terminal:. The terminal will respond: x86 64 (meaning it is 64bit) or i686 (then it is 32bit). There are several ways to install 64bits flash and most of them will be discussed here. Friday, July 27th, 2012.
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Archive for the 'Uncategorized' Category. What Tech Trends Can You Expect In 2013? Monday, February 4th, 2013. Technology has a short amount of time to grab our attention before it gets pushed to the side in favor of their newer, younger and more desirable models the next. 2012 saw the introduction of smarter smartphones, slimmer tablets and better wireless networks. So what trends can you expect to emerge in the next 12 months? Linux operating system: Free open source Linux. Sunday, October 23rd, 2011.
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Manage users and groups in Ubuntu 12.04
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Manage users and groups in Ubuntu 12.04. There are two ways to manage users and groups in Ubuntu:. 1 Graphical - The simplest way. 2 Command line text - More technical but more powerful, several things can be done at once. THE GRAPHICAL WAY IN UBUNTU. With Ubuntu 4.12, graphical user interface is now called “user accounts” and some options have been removed. Basically, users can only create/delete users, manage account type, language, password and startup options. Sudo apt-get install gnome-system-tools.
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Downloading flash videos to /tmp folder in Ubuntu 10.02 and above
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Downloading flash videos to /tmp folder in Ubuntu 10.02 and above. With Ubuntu versions prior to 10.02, video files we watched on our browsers by using the flash plugin could easily be found in the /tmp/ folder. Giving the found file a human name and moving it to our home folder would make it all the way to enjoying those videos offline. But after the Flash Player plugin update to version 10.02 on Ubuntu 10.10 flash videos no longer appear in /tmp. EXPLANATION OF HOW DID WE FOUND OUT. So we realized that...
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Monitoring sensors and temperatures in Ubuntu 12.04
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Monitoring sensors and temperatures in Ubuntu 12.04. Checking the temperature of your hardware (processor, graphics card, hard drive …) is important to know how our computer is doing and if you have problems with high temperatures, either by degradation of the materials in contact with the micro or simply by a fan that stopped working. To prevent any of these problems, we will see how to monitor the temperatures of a machine running Ubuntu 12.04. INSTALL THE REQUIRED LIBRARIES TO DETECT SENSORS. To grant...
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Archive for the 'RHEL Tips and Tricks' Category. How to check for NICs installed in your Redhat Machine. Tuesday, June 18th, 2013. 8221; As with everything else for Linux, there is a command that can do the trick for you and reports all the NIC cards that have been detected by the kernel. Below is all the commands you will need for the task:. Posted in RHEL Tips and Tricks. Redhat / Fedora Using yum with a proxy. Monday, February 16th, 2009. And add the following lines:. The proxy server - server: port.
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How to check for NICs installed in your Redhat Machine
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How to check for NICs installed in your Redhat Machine. 8221; As with everything else for Linux, there is a command that can do the trick for you and reports all the NIC cards that have been detected by the kernel. Below is all the commands you will need for the task:. Lspci grep -i eth. Dmesg grep -i eth. The above commands will get you to display all the NIC cards detected by your Redhat OS and reports their information as well, which you might require to further configure the cards. From your own site.