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2 cent Linux tip – using find and tar for a selective backup.
So the basic requirements in this scenario boil down to finding all the config files under the ~/.cxgames tree. I have a ~/etc directory...
Stories of Linux: Interview with Ian Murdock on Debian’s Early Days
If you want to look at the history of Linux, you can hardly escape talking about Debian. Debian has played a major role as...
FreeNAS 8.0 Simplifies Storage
The FreeNAS distribution is tailor-made for installation in a small office environment. It is an extremely low-resource network storage system that you can administer...
Create a custom distro: building a minimal image
Building a minimal imageWith lessons learned from previous chapters here we go again with the first step for building a minimal image of our...
Things You Can’t Do With a GUI: Finding Stuff on Linux
What's better, a graphical interface or the Linux command line? Both of them. They blend seamlessly on Linux so you don't have to choose....
It’s a Wrap! (LinuxCon Japan 2011)
LinuxCon Japan 2011 just concluded in early June. While many industry and cultural groups have canceled scheduled conferences and performances in Japan due to...
An Early Expedition with Media Explorer on Linux
Let's Explore
You have several download options if you want to test drive Media Explorer yourself. At the bottom of the project's home page is...
Weekend Project: Find Hidden Treasures in XFCE 4.8
Xfce 4.8 is a major upgrade to the popular lightweight desktop environment. 4.8 was released in January 2011, replacing 4.6. Xfce 4.8 is available...
Manage Passwords, Encryption Keys, and More with Seahorse
You've got half a dozen passwords for work, encryption keys, and SSH keys — how do you keep them all straight? If you're on...
NVIDIA Linux Driver Now Does GL_EXT_x11_sync_object
NVIDIA's Linux/Unix engineering team has issued a new Linux beta driver in the 275.xx series. To succeed the first 275.xx Linux beta that was...