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A 'meta eHow' for Linux.
This article explains how to format a hard drive in Linux using the standard commands fdisk, mkfs, and fsck. The procedure described can be used either to format a secondary hard drive or to...
With a handy program called VMware, you can run both Windows and Linux on the same computer, allowing you to copy data between the two, and run Windows applications while enjoying the increased...
The cURL system program can be used to get files or documents, as long as they are supported by certain protocols. The cURL command is designed to function even without user interaction. To use...
If you are a Linux user, you may want to run Windows applications on Linux on occasion. Programs like MS Office and many Windows-only computer games can be run using an open source program called...
Using a program called VMware, you can run Windows on Linux. This is great for running Windows-only programs and games without having to dual boot or switch back to Microsoft OS.
The layout of a keyboard controls what characters are displayed on the screen when you press a given letter on the keyboard. Change the layout and you change what shows up on the display screen....
Power conservation is important for computers, especially if you are using a laptop. In general, you can get Linux to suspend a monitor in a way that is similar to the Windows stand-by mode. Here...
If you want to install Linux on a laptop, you need to consider hard drive space. The installation process is less intuitive than you might think and can be especially challenging if you want to be...
Running Windows through the Linux operating system allows you to run Windows-only programs and games without having to dual boot or make frequent switches between Windows and Linux. The VMware...
Most commands in Linux work the same as their counterparts in other UNIX applications. However, there are some commands unique to Linux that extend its functionality. In this example we are using...
Did you know that it has always been possible to connect your Linux home server to your Windows-based network? Even though there has always been some friction between Linux and Microsoft, the two...
If you want to deliver a batch of files from a Linux system, you usually use the Tar command. When you "tar" a directory, you can easily roll up a group of files. When you receive one of these...
The most common way to deliver a batch of files from a Linux system is by using the “Tar” command. When you tar a directory, you can easily roll up a group of files. This eases the delivery of a...
The Linux system is endowed with many different file transferring functions. Each function is unique in use and application. Following is the list of the most commonly used file transferring...
The most common way to deliver a batch of files from a Linux system is by using the “tar” command. When you tar a directory you can easily roll up a group of files. This eases the delivery of a...
Ripping DVD's in Linux could be a confusing process if it wasn't for AcidRip. It tells MPlayer and Mencoder exactly what to do so you don't have to. If you have DVD's to rip, don’t worry. All you...
this tutorial how to get free internet connection on you mobile using bluetooth.
Learning the basic commands computers use for operational purposes is a great way to save yourself a lot of frustration. Learning basic commands, such as how to use passwd to modify a user...
Computer users who take the time to learn certain common commands can save themselves time and effort when it comes down to troubleshooting problems. Common commands like Lprint (used to print a...
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