A simple video showing a very small number of handy commands that can be used in the Bash shell.
Commands covered:
pwd - print working directory
cd - change directory
ls - list files and folders
mkdir - create a directory/folder
rmdir - delete a directory/folder
touch - create a file
cat - view the contents of a file
rm - remove a file
as easy as pasting in the video link and your done. So simple.
pyTube: http://getdeb.net/app/PyTube
mediubuntu repo: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
mount drives on startup. still a few bugs with external ntfs, I've experience after like an hour or two. Doesnt seem to like the external drives after that point. But in the begining is all works fine. Thats just my system might be different for u.
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This video is part of Ubuntu & Linux tutorials series.
In this video explained what gconf-editor is, how to use it, and what it offers.
This tutorial works on other systems such as Fedora and gNewSense, but only if they are GNOME-based. Also, some systems may not have this installed.
Ubuntu Tutorial for beginners. Learn to:
- Enable Special Effects
- Enable Desktop Cube
** Using Ubuntu 8.04 LTS
More info:
- if you couldnt see or hear it the code i put in terminal was "ccsm"
- the code after that was "sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager"
iTechster.com In this tutorial I will show you how to be able to play those video files from Windows Media & Quicktime Players & Flash among others but installing the Ubuntu Restricted Formats. Now on Linux you can watch & hear those videos.
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Decrypting a PGP encrypted file on Ubuntu. Simply right click the encrypted file and select 'open with decrypt'. Then enter the passphrase associated with your private key. http://wintolin.co.uk
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Encrypting files and folders just got easier in Ubuntu 8.04. It's now incorporated into the desktop as standard, giving inexperienced users the powerful security of 2048 bit PGP encryption with a few clicks. Ensure you securely erase the original with something like srm.
http://wintolin.co.uk
So you've got Ubuntu Linux 7.10 installed and you want to know how to get audio and video working right off the bat. And you also want to know how to get that cool 3D floating cube and all of Ubuntu's eye candy features. This 30-minute walk-through video tutorial will show you exactly how to do that (assuming you have an ATI graphics card. Similar procedure for Nvidia cards). Get multiple desktops, a rotating floating cube, wobbly windows and much more! Why is this tutorial so long? I hate to leave people wondering "why...". I like to explain everything I do and why I do it. Only this way are people more knowledgeable about what they are doing! Good luck in your booting endeavours! This tutorial was done on the following system configuration: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.40GHz Intel DG965WH Media Motherboard ATI Radeon X550 Video Card 2GB PC6400 DDR2 RAM 8X Dual Layer DVD Burner 80GB 7200 IDE Maxtor Harddrive 17" Polyview LCD Monitor 480W Power Supply
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So you've got Ubuntu Linux 7.10 installed and you want to know how to get audio and video working right off the bat. And you also want to know how to get that cool 3D floating cube and all of Ubuntu's eye candy features. This 30-minute walk-through video tutorial will show you exactly how to do that (assuming you have an ATI graphics card. Similar procedure for Nvidia cards). Get multiple desktops, a rotating floating cube, wobbly windows and much more! Why is this tutorial so long? I hate to leave people wondering "why...". I like to explain everything I do and why I do it. Only this way are people more knowledgeable about what they are doing! Good luck in your booting endeavours! This tutorial was done on the following system configuration: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.40GHz Intel DG965WH Media Motherboard ATI Radeon X550 Video Card 2GB PC6400 DDR2 RAM 8X Dual Layer DVD Burner 80GB 7200 IDE Maxtor Harddrive 17" Polyview LCD Monitor 480W Power Supply
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So you've got Ubuntu Linux 7.10 installed and you want to know how to get audio and video working right off the bat. And you also want to know how to get that cool 3D floating cube and all of Ubuntu's eye candy features. This 30-minute walk-through video tutorial will show you exactly how to do that (assuming you have an ATI graphics card. Similar procedure for Nvidia cards). Get multiple desktops, a rotating floating cube, wobbly windows and much more! Why is this tutorial so long? I hate to leave people wondering "why...". I like to explain everything I do and why I do it. Only this way are people more knowledgeable about what they are doing! Good luck in your booting endeavours! This tutorial was done on the following system configuration: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.40GHz Intel DG965WH Media Motherboard ATI Radeon X550 Video Card 2GB PC6400 DDR2 RAM 8X Dual Layer DVD Burner 80GB 7200 IDE Maxtor Harddrive 17" Polyview LCD Monitor 480W Power Supply
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