Should I search *.ico or .*ico or just ico in Nautilus search?
Say CharlieSmithBill.Doc
Smith or *Smith* or .*Smith.*
The obvious design would be Smith or *Smith* or .*Smith.*
But that would be too obvious and easy--something for which linux is not prone.
I got 2 machines both has the same operating system (Linux based), lets name these machines as PC 1 and PC 2.
I've seen dozens of similar threads but none seem to match what I'm looking for and I can't seem to make sense of how to do this so any help would be immensely appreciated.
I am running a command that generates this output:
Mike Smith
Mike Smith Alaska
Mike Smith Washington
Mike Smith Alaska Common
Mike Smith Washington State
I am trying to just grep "Mike Smith" but I get a match wit
Game: Granny Smith
Kind of game: Arcade & Action
Creators/Developed by: Mediocre
File size: 20 M
Rated: For Everyone
Price: .99 on Google
DESCRIPTION:
Granny Smith loves her apples, but a bewheeled thief is stealing from her precious garden! Help Mrs. Smith as she swiftly skates through farmland and city scapes, crashing through everything from barns to offices in the pursuit of fruit.
I am trying to use either awk or sed to make names like
Code:
J. A. Smith
and
Code:
J.A. Martin Smith
become
Code:
JA Smith
and
Code:
JA Martin Smith
The code should concatenate abbreviated letters that have a dot after them.
I have only been able to do this:
Code:
echo $name | sed 's/\.\ //g'
But that concatenates the whole name:
Code:
JASmith
I have a virtual machine running on VMware ESXi 4.1.0, machine has one Thick provisioned disk stored in VM forder (residing on local datastore).
I am planning to move the virtual machine to another ESXi host with minimal downtime - I was planning to shutdown vm, make snapshot, start it up again, copy all files modified before creating snapshot to new ESXi server and some nights later when actually
Aaron Swartz, the Internet activist and RSS 1.0 co-creator, committed suicide last week and now even Linus Torvalds has made some statements regarding this delicate subject. The death of Aaron Swartz came as a surprise for a lot of people. It seems that the reason for his gesture was the prospect of spendin... (read more)
A guest on VMWare ESXi 4 is not booting anymore and I want to attach its disk to another machine.
Cannot open the disk 'D:\My Documents\My Virtual Machines\Ubuntu\Ubuntu-1.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on.
Reason: The physical disk is already in use.
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When I powered on my Ubuntu on VMwave, a window showed up within words above.
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