Today we’ll be installing and testing out Solus on the desktop, specifically the ‘Budgie’ flavor of Solus. There are also options to download Solus GNOME or Solus MATE as well. [ … ]
Tag: Linux
Ubuntu – Changing Window Managers (Gnome/KDE/XFCE/LXDE)
Using one of the many versions of Ubuntu but want to use a different window manager than the one it came with? This can be done quickly and easily by [ … ]
Show Plesk Admin Password
If you are using Plesk on Linux, have root access and need to recover the admin password, you can view it in plain text using the following command. /usr/local/psa/bin/admin –show-password [ … ]
Using df to Show Disk Space Usage in Linux
To display the disk space usage for your drives in Linux, you are able to use the df command. By default, it will show the usage of all the mounted [ … ]
How to install a .deb file from the command line
So you have downloaded a .deb file with a program that you would like to install. Most distros that are using a graphical interface will have a package manager that [ … ]
Download the RandomLinux.com Android app!
Download v1 of the RandomLinux.com Android app! Stay up to date on everything that’s Linux right from your phone or tablet! Download below!
How to install Samba on Ubuntu – Automated installation script available
Samba is an open source software suite which provides file and print services. This can be installed using a few commands, or using our installation script at the bottom of [ … ]
Install and run ClamAV
ClamAV is a popular malware scanner that can help to find malware on your accounts. You are able to find more information about that at the following link: http://clamav.net This [ … ]
Zip a file or folder in Linux
To zip particular files, you can use the following: zip yourarchive.zip file1 file2 file3 To zip full directories recursively, you will add the -r flag. zip -r nameofyourarchive.zip folder That [ … ]
Find out how much memory is used and available on your Linux computer
To see the amount of memory that is free on your computer, you can use the free command. This will show you the amount of memory that you have total, [ … ]
