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4 Tricks with sudo
I think that sudo is become a wide used command with Ubuntu, where you don’t even have a root password, before that probably it was used only in some data-centers to restrict access to some commands.
sudo allows a permitted user to execute a command as the superuser or another user, as specified in the sudoers file.
In this article I will show some uses a little less common for this command, for a general description of the command you could read the page about sudo on wikipedia
sudo allows a permitted user to execute a command as the superuser or another user, as specified in the sudoers file.
In this article I will show some uses a little less common for this command, for a general description of the command you could read the page about sudo on wikipedia
Google Chrome Could Replace Mozilla Firefox In Ubuntu Upcoming Releases
Network World had an interview with Mark Shuttleworth “Canonical founder” over the phone discussed many things about the upcoming releases of Ubuntu the default user interface, and considered package replacements for Ubuntu 11.10 and Ubuntu 12.04.
Create Side by Side or Top-Bottom 3D Video With ffmpeg and Imagemagick or Mencoder by Converting Alternate-Frame Sequencing 3D Video
These are some commands for frame sequencing to top-bottom or side-by-side 3D video transcoding, fast with mencoder or slow and flexible with ffmpeg and imagemagick.
Cloud Computing Course, Part 2: Amazon's EC2
What if you could get a Linux server running in 5 minutes or less and have it cost you no more than a couple of cents per hour? You can, and I'll tell you how.
Introducing Ubuntu IVI Remix and Ubuntu Core
Canonical announced recently that is joining the GENIVI Alliance and that it will create a GENIVI-compliant Ubuntu IVI (In-Vehicle Infotainment) Remix operating system based on the Ubuntu Core sub-set.
10 ways in which Ubuntu can improve Unity
With Natty Narwhal, Ubuntu underwent a major transformation. Gone was the plain and simple GNOME UI, and in came the shell interface with shiny new features. Though Canonical had high hopes from this release, the response Natty received was hugely disappointing. Many users felt that the release was a half-baked one with too many confusing features. However, a few good features did shine through leaving some users thoroughly impressed by Unity. Good or bad, Unity in its current avatar has plenty of room left for improvement. So, here are a few things we think can make Unity a better interface.
Why Canonical Should Maintain A Diverse Ubuntu Focus
Former Canonical COO Matt Asay thinks it's time for the Ubuntu company to focus on fewer business priorities. But there are some great reasons for Canonical to maintain its diverse focus. Here's why.
PeaZip 3.8 Released - Add Support for WIM and XZ Archives (Ubuntu Installation)
PeaZip is an open-source file archiver with GTK and Qt interfaces, with support for all the major archives out there, including gzip, 7z, bzip2, zip, and arc.
Bodhi Linux 1.0 review
Bodhi Linux is somewhat different to most Ubuntu derivatives: It uses Enlightenment 17 to provide a desktop environment, instead of the more common GNOME, KDE and XFCE based desktops.
This week at LWN: Scale Fail (part 2)
In Part One of Scale Fail, I discussed some of the major issues which prevent web sites and applications from scaling. As was said there, most scalability issues are really management issues. The first article covered a few of the chronic bad decisions — or "anti-patterns" — which companies suffer from, including compulsive trendiness, lack of metrics, "barn door troubleshooting", and single-process programming. In Part Two, we'll explore some more general failures of technology management which lead to downtime.
Bradley Kuhn: a life devoted to Free Software
Bradley Kuhn is well-known in the world of Free Software. That he works for the Software Freedom Conservancy - and what that august organisation does - is less well publicised.
Microsoft Windows Update Annoyances Strike Again
Microsoft Windows updates took so long to install that my laptop fell asleep. I had to wake it up just to get my computer to shut down. Then it blames me. WHAT!?
Boxee v1.1 for PC, Mac, Linux due this Fall
Boxee CEO Avner Ronen has tipped plans for an upcoming update to the Boxee software for PC, Mac, and Linux desktops. Ronen says the update will bring the free desktop Boxee A/V player more into sync with what's available on D-Link's Boxee Box device, although it will continue to lag releases of Boxee for devices.
5 Useful Compiz Tweaks for Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal
I have been a Compiz fan ever since I started using Linux. Compiz is also a very integral part of Ubuntu, more so with the introduction of new Unity desktop for Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal. There are many Compiz effects that are not enabled by default and some of them are really good IMO. Useful Compiz tweaks for Ubuntu 11.04.
Linux Audio Conference 2011: A Report From Maynooth
On May 7 and 8 I attended the Linux Audio Conference for 2011 held in Maynooth, Ireland. Due to a temporary mental malfeasance - for some reason I assumed the Earth rotated in the opposite direction - I booked my flight for the wrong departure date and was unable to change its itinerary without paying out a hefty sum to the airline.
Sarah Palin and Wikipediology
Imagine you're a virtual archaeologist of the future reviewing last week's change logs for the Wikipedia entry for Paul Revere....
Memo to Adobe: Embrace Open Source
As Adobe faces increasingly stiff competition on different fronts, one might think the company would be eager to reach the broadest base of end-users possible. Yet its record of engagement within the open source channel remains lackluster at best. Let’s take a look at Adobe’s trends on this front, and what they might mean over the long-term.
Physical Server Dumpster Dive, Round Two
Virtualization and cloud computing are here to stay. Negative commentary and paranoia won’t change that.
Quick Update on Fedora PowerPC Status
Things have been progressing nicely and we now even have 2 mash trees with install images for testing available for, one for ppc, the other for ppc64....
Interview With Jeff Hoogland, Lead Developer for Bodhi Linux
I took some time to contact Jeff Hoogland, lead developer for Bodhi Linux, and asked him a few questions about the distribution he is in charge with.
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