Linux | Shell script | Ubuntu tutorial| Open source Blog
Freshtutorial is a blog about linux, shell script, ubuntu tutorial, open source blog
Ubuntu 11.10 by default has Linux Kernel 3.0. The Linux Kernel version 3.2 was released weeks ago and comes with lots of bugs fixes and huge improvements like Ext4 supports block sizes up to 1MB, which decreases the time spent doing block allocations, upper limits of CPU time can now be set in the process [...]
The if and else condition is used in decision making in shell script. If the given condition is true, the command is executed otherwise won’t. Condition is the comparison between the values. For example, you have seen in some websites, “Enter only if you are 18+”. If you click on Yes you can enter into [...]
Ubuntu has choose to implement Unity as its default desktop and netbook interface instead of classic GNOME since Ubuntu 11.04 Many users are obssesed with unity. Linux users have lot of flexibility. There are still lots of desktop environment you can choose you can always change to KDE, XFCE, Windowmaker, Openbox, LXDE, Enlightenment. Rozor-qt is [...]
This tutorial is continue to the how to write, save and execute the shell script. If you are already a programmer, then you are already familiar with the word variable. Variable is something that stores the value temporarily. We can store anything in the variable and later call that variable. Also, we can ask to [...]
You have just entered or executed more than one command at a time using two ways in how to run multiple commands at same time. There are two ways to do it. In the second way, instead of writing the command in terminal directly we wrote the command in a file, save it and later [...]
The multiple number of commands can be executed at once in Linux terminal using two different ways. Both the ways are too simple. The one way among the two introduce us to the Shell Scripting. Yes, I have been talking a lot about shell scripting. Well, it starts now! Let’s focus on how to run [...]
Password can be reset in the Ubuntu very easily using the recovery mode. I have seen many people who are rebooting or reinstalling the entire system after they forgot their Ubuntu password. You don’t have to reinstall your entire system just because you forgot your password. There are various ways to reset the password. I [...]
Google Plus
Recent Comment