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Firefox 5 Beta Available For Download

tech2date.com — The Mozilla Foundation has officially announced availability of Mozilla Firefox 5 Beta for download. This new version will be available for Windows... 5 days ago View in Crawl 4

Firefox 5 Beta Available For Download
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Zorin Splash Screen Manager - Install, Manage Plymouth Themes in Ubuntu

techdrivein.com — Zorin Splash Screen Manager is a nice and simple application to install, change and manage different plymouth themes in Ubuntu. It has got a GUI wh... 4 days ago View in Crawl 4

Zorin Splash Screen Manager - Install, Manage Plymouth Themes in Ubuntu
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Remove The Fortune Messages In The Linux Mint Terminal

beginlinux.com — Learn how to remove the fortune message from the Linux Mint terminal. Covers Linux Mint 11 and Linux Mint 10. 4 days ago View in Crawl 4

Remove The Fortune Messages In The Linux Mint Terminal
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SAMBA and Share Configuration Through YaST

beginlinux.com — This OpenSUSE desktop tutorial explains how to how to setup and configure SAMBA and share configuration using YaST. 4 days ago View in Crawl 4

SAMBA and Share Configuration Through YaST
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Ensuring that a script runs as root only

bashshell.net — One of the aspects of writing Bash shell scripts is that you need to set limits so that scripts will exit if not run as the root user or a user wit... 4 days ago View in Crawl 4

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Preparing the Linux Server for SAMBA

beginlinux.com — This tutorial by Andrew Mallett explains the steps necessary to prepare your OpenSUSE or any Linux server for Samba. 6 days ago View in Crawl 4

Preparing the Linux Server for SAMBA
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The Linux Week in Review (May 23 – 30, 2011)

beginlinux.com — The most recent week brought a lot of exciting news to the worlds of Linux and GNU. In this week’s article, I will shine a spotlight on my favorite 8 7 days ago View in Crawl 4

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The Linux Utility nl is Flexible in Numbering Lines

bashshell.net — An easy way to number lines in Bash Shell scripts is to use the nl command which allows you to create headers, body and footers as well. 11 days ago View in Crawl 4

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The Linux Week In Review (May 12 – 19, 2011)

beginlinux.com — Summary This was another exciting week for the Linux operating system. There were both victories and controversial defeats: Adobe releases a new ve... 14 days ago View in Crawl 4

The Linux Week In Review (May 12 – 19, 2011)
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Login as root on the Ubuntu System

beginlinux.com — Login as an administrator so you can execute root commands on the Ubuntu desktop. 17 days ago View in Crawl 4

Login as root on the Ubuntu System
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Microsoft’s Ballmer $7.7-Billion Skype Blunder | ZDNet

zdnet.com — Microsoft is buying Skype, the video and Voice over Internet Protocol giant, for over seven billion in cash and this will help them how? 20 days ago View in Crawl 4

Microsoft’s Ballmer $7.7-Billion Skype Blunder | ZDNet
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How to wipe personal data from your smartphone

mnn.com — So you bought a new phone and you want to sell your old phone, but you're worried about the buyer finding personal information on your phone. 20 days ago View in Crawl 4

How to wipe personal data from your smartphone
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Learning How to Delete Files Safely in Linux

bashshell.net — Extreme care should be taken when removing files in Linux, especially when you are removing directories and sub-directories. Learn how to use the ... 19 days ago View in Crawl 4

Learning How to Delete Files Safely in Linux
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Debugging Shell Scripts

bashshell.net — Learning how to find the errors in your shell scripts is an important skill for successful shell scripting. The debug options in the Bash shell can... 28 days ago View in Crawl 4

Debugging Shell Scripts
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Case Statements in Bash Allow User Selection of Options

bashshell.net — The advantage of case statements is that users are able to interact with the options within the Bash shell script providing a new level of intellig... 29 days ago View in Crawl 4

Case Statements in Bash Allow User Selection of Options
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