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How To Upgrade Ubuntu via the Console or Terminalview story

http://www.liberiangeek.net – If you are currently running Ubuntu Servers or Workstations without (HowTos)

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Anjuta: Anjuta 2.30.1 releasedview story

http://blogs.gnome.org – Anjuta 2.30.1 “BASIC’s not the answer” (26 April 2010) — Johannes Schmid (Software)

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The Ultimate Tar Command Tutorial with 10 Practical Examplesview story

http://linuxo.com – The Geek Stuff: "In this article, let us review various tar examples including how to create tar archives (with gzip and bzip compression), extract a single file or directory, view tar archive contents, validate the integrity of tar archives, finding out the difference between tar archive and file system, estimate the size of the tar archives before creating it" (General)

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Utilities to compress and uncompress files in Linuxview story

http://lpilinux.com – In this article, it is intended to discuss the following utilities that are used to compress and uncompress files in Linux: tar gzip & gunzip bzip2 & bunzip2 tar (HowTos)

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e2fsck commandview story

http://lpilinux.com – The e2fsck command is used to check the second extended file system (E2FS) of a Linux computer. Syntax: e2fsck [options] (HowTos)

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LILO Bootloader – Full Tutorialview story

http://lpilinux.com – Linux Loader (LILO) is the default boot loader (boot manager) for most Linux systems. It is used to boot a computer into Linux. LILO provides many tools for troubleshooting booting issues. It also allows a dual boot of the Linux operating system with any other operating system. (HowTos)

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What is strace command?view story

http://lpilinux.com – strace is a debugging command in Linux to monitor the system calls used by a program and all the signals it receives, similar to truss command in other Unix systems. The most common usage is to start a program using strace, which prints a list of system calls made by the program. (HowTos)

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ifconfig – Ubantu Commandsview story

http://lpilinux.com – IFCONFIG is a command-line tool, which is used for network interface management. Following are some of the options used with the command: (HowTos)

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How to Install Adobe AIR in Ubantu?view story

http://lpilinux.com – 1. Download the BIN file from the below location. (~ 13 MB) 2. Save the file in Home Folder i.e. Places ==> Home Folder 3. Run the below mentioned code on terminal chmod +x AdobeAIRInstaller.bin 4. Now run another command as well: (HowTos)

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User Administration in a Red Hat-Based Network – Full Tutorialview story

http://lpilinux.com – Introduction: In Red Hat Enterprise Linux system administration, User Administration has an important role. (HowTos)