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I have been using Linux for a few years now. I have done a lot of reading and Googling, over the years, to learn how to use it effectively, and I keep discovering new aspects of it every day. I have been saving useful information, such as shell one liners

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PuTTY export client display on login for opening X application an…

Linux and Photography Blog | December 15th 2009 by Amit Agarwal

export DISPLAY=$(echo $SSH_CLIENT |awk ‘{print $1″:0.0″}’) Explanation: SSH_CLIENT contains the IP and the port of the client machine. So we need to export (Client IP):0.0 for the display on the client machine. If the a read more

Activar el autocompletar en terminal bash (Ubuntu / Debian)

linux paso a paso | December 14th 2009 by linux paso a paso

Activar el autocompletado / autocompletar en terminal bash (Ubuntu / Debian) Para activar el autocompletado bash, editaremos el fichero /etc/bash.bashrc con: nano /etc/bash.bashrc buscaremos las siguientes líneas: # enable bash completion in read more

Change your command prompt in Ubuntu

Mongi Gazelle | December 6th 2009 by Mongi Gazelle

Do you like to have a command prompt that gets green, when your command has been successfully executed and red if there was an error? using your favorite editor, edit the file .bashrc which is located in your home folder: gedit ~/.bashrc At the end read more

Restore hidden files with Apple Mac OS X Time Machine

Me in IT | UNIX, Linux and BSD information | December 3rd 2009 by Robert de Bock

Apple's Time Machine works great, but restoring hidden files (files that start with a dot, like .ssh, .bashrc or .Trash) is difficult, but possible! Time machine uses the settings as used by the Finder. So first step is to change Finders behaviour, t read more

Ethics of Releasing Non-Malicious Linux Malware?

dralnuX - beyond the box | December 2nd 2009 by dralnux

I was fed up with the general consensus that Linux is oh-so-secure and has no malware. After a week of work, I finished a package of malware for Unix/Linux. Its whole purpose is to help white-hat hackers point out that a Linux system can be turned in read more

Ethics of Releasing Non-Malicious Linux Malware?

slashdot.org | November 30th 2009 by Anjalee

buchner.johannes writes "I was fed up with the general consensus that Linux is oh-so-secure and has no malware. After a week of work, I finished a package of malware for Unix/Linux. Its whole purpose is to help white-hat hackers point out that a Linu read more

Some post-upgrade activities on the EEEPC

Massimo's Blog | November 28th 2009 by Massimo Musante

After the upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10 I spent some time installing some of the applications I had in the previous installation and doing some little system tuning. Enabled the bash “smart” completion function that helps completing not only file read more

USE ALIAS COMMAND TO SET SHORTCUT FOR LONG LINUX COMMANDS

Download latest softwares | November 27th 2009 by saad REHMAN

The alias command is useful for setting up shortcuts for long commandswe could make a new command, lsnew, by doing this:alias lsnew=" ls -al --time-style=+%D | grep `date +%D` "But there are other uses of alias. For example, common mistyping mistakes read more

gccgo Debian Package

ATOzTOA | November 26th 2009

Download gccgo debian binary from here... gccgo_4.5.0-1_i386.deb or from sourceforge... file size: 27MB...As building gccgo was a success, I am going to try making a debian package for gccgo...One method is using checkinstall after make... but I am g read more

Ubuntu 9.10a GoLang kurulumu

Global ekonomi | November 24th 2009

Şu adres üzerinde yeni bir programlama dili mevcut. Kendisine GoLang veya kısaca Go diyorlar. Şöyle bir söz dizimi var. package main import “fmt” func main() { fmt.Printf(”Merhaba, 世界\n”) } Sözü uzatmadan hemen read more

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