Here I will list some general commands which will help you to work inside a terminal and give you the abilities to control your Linux box via terminal. These commads might also come useful if you are using your Linux desktop without a display manager (see more from this post:http://www.techtimejourney.net/?p=622)
Remember this: what happens in terminal usually stays in terminal. If you accidentally delete something then it is gone for good. So caution is adviced. Continue reading
A while back I did an introduction about .xinitrc which is a nice display manager free way of autostarting programs with Linux. With .xinitrc you can however do much more than start some programs. In fact you can start the whole desktop with .xinitrc and a command known as startx Continue reading
As it happens we occasionally hit delete where we should not and that can deliver a lot pain if we are using a filemanager which does not support trash can feature. Here is a simply trick to prevent accidental deletion of files and folders inside your Linux box. Continue reading
In this tutorial I will be showing how to build a basic Debian package from source code. For the example I chose Midori 0.50 which is the latest release of small and fast web-browser branch.
Midori is a good choice if you run hardware which does not get along very well with high system and resource demands or if you just want a fast web browser which does it’s job well. Continue reading