Lost Linux Home
I tried upgrading Ubuntu to the 18.10 Beta Friday night, all seemed to go well except for when I tried to reboot the desktop wouldn’t load. Tired of looking for a solution […]
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Search Duck Duck Go from linux terminal
I knew I’d heard of searching Google from the terminal before, but I try to use Duck Duck Go whenever possible, banging Start Page then Google if DDG doesn’t give me what […]
Update linux kernel to v4.18.7
I found this simple guide to update the linux kernel, as I’d tried UKUU with no success, as it couldn’t for some reason write to a temp folder Article here: nixCraft: How […]
Game Building with Unity – Space Shooter tutorial
I’ve a couple of ideas for simple games, and after doing a little research decided on giving Unity a try as a platform, and C# as a language. I was reluctant at […]
useful crontab intro
An intro to crontab with some interesting examples: blog.davidsingleton.org
linux spoof mac address
linux spoof mac address does what it says on the tin, although not sure why you would need this or if there is a root free Android version 😉
yubikey-neo + KeyPassX + KeyPassDroid + OwnCloud
yubikey-neo + KeyPassX + KeyPassDroid + OwnCloud portable secure password vault Searching through F-Droid for yubico I came across a link to KeyPassDroid; I’d come across a password safe solution on the […]
0 A.D. Alpha 17 Available For Download
I only got into 0AD a couple of months back, and here’s a serious free update 🙂 Full details here: webupd8 Notable changes in 0 A.D. Alpha 17 “Quercus”: Major Core Combat […]
Another Linux flavour with bonus cache
I was playing about installing yet another Linux flavour via VirtualBox; CrunchBang. I’ve been a fan of Slackware for a while, so thought I’d give it a try. It was a pleasent […]
Linux show current DNS server
Useful Linux command line string to show current DNS server: nm-tool | tail -n 8