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Coffee and a Command line – jobs

by usr_local in January 10th, 2010

Topics: How Tos, Tutorials, Video Tags: command line, commands, how to, Linux, SSH, terminal, Tips, Tutorials

You have now returned to the local shell without actually exiting the ssh session.

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Coffee and a Command line – screen

by usr_local in January 8th, 2010

Topics: Apps, How Tos, Linux, Tutorials, Video Tags: command line, Linux, terminal, Tips, Tutorials

Basically, screen is an application that allows you to open multiple terminal (virtual terminals)sessions inside a single terminal. If you are familiar with the ability to use multiple terminals or ttys in Linux then, you should enjoy using screen. As you should be aware of, the terminal, shell or command line is where a user [...]

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Mastering Fluxbox – Styles

by usr_local in December 17th, 2009

Topics: How Tos, Linux, Tutorials Tags: desktop, fluxbox, how to, Linux, Tutorials

The next configuration tweaks that we will discuss is the ’styles’ directory. This is one of the more complicated files to edit. In your Fluxbox menu, you will notice that there is ’system styles’ and ‘user styles’. The system styles are the styles install with fluxbox. These are stored in /usr/share/fluxbox/styles directory. If you choose [...]

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Mastering Fluxbox – The Menu

by usr_local in December 10th, 2009

Topics: How Tos, Linux, Tutorials Tags: desktop, fluxbox, Linux, Tutorials

The Fluxbox menu is your app launching pad. Fluxbox, by default, does not use dessktop icons and does not have a ’start’ menu. It does have a menu though. You access the menu with a right click. The menu appears at the point where your mouse cursor is at the time you right clicked.
Although you [...]

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Mastering Fluxbox – What is Fluxbox

by usr_local in November 26th, 2009

Topics: How Tos, Linux, Tutorials Tags: desktop, fluxbox, how to, Linux, Tips, wondow managers

Fluxbox is a windowmanager for X that was based on the Blackbox 0.61.1 code.

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Browser wars – Don’t be a casualty

This post was inspired by another recent post that I read. I will be quoting and sourcing it later on. I want t make direct my focus to a play on the original posts title. "Are you a casualty". And, The last paragraph of the post which reads: When you find ....Click here to continue reading

Android code removed from Linux kernel

As published here : Greg Kroah-Hartman, the Novell developer who maintains the staging, USB and driver core for Linux, has announced that the driver code for Google's Android operating system has been removed from the 2.6.33 Linux code base. Kroah-Hartman says that "I love the Android phone platform" but that ....Click here to continue reading

Hilighting a welcome note

In the interest of my good friend, @BIOSShadow and his blog over at Geek Crack, I would like to extend the welcome that he issued in this post. The welcome goes out to @KitsuneDragon from twitter, who is rapidly becoming a true slacker in #slackstuff and, a valued member of ....Click here to continue reading