Sep
13
2008

Terminal History

I found an interesting command in ubuntu. Go to terminal and type history and press enter. Voila!You get a long list all terminal commands that have executed. To clear the history type history -c More details about the history command can be found here. http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2008/08/15-examples-to-master-linux-command-line-history/ [ad]

Sep
6
2008

Free Site Monitoring from Comodo

Comodo SiteMon Comodo Sitemon is a free website uptime, continuity and availability monitor and checker that automatically checks your website is up and running and viewable by your customers every ten minutes, 24/7. SiteMon also monitors user-selected keywords and the title to ensure your web page has loaded correctly and content has not been modified. Any problem will be alerted via email. This is a must have for all webmasters.

Aug
30
2008

Hidden Shortcut in Grub

Many people are using Ubuntu nowadays and almost all ubuntu users also have windows installed. To load your choice of operating system a boot manager is used.In the above case the Grub boot manager which comes along with Ubuntu is used to select the operating system to load.The boot manager displays a menu which lists installed operating systems.We use the up and down arrow keys to navigate the menu and the Enter key to select […]

Aug
28
2008

Automatically Install Drivers 2

Question 1:How does an average person (System Admin) install drivers? Answer:He manually installs each and every missing drivers using wither the respective product CD’s or he downloads the drivers from the respective manufacturer’s site. Question 2:How does a Geek (System Admin) install drivers? Answer:He just plugs in a USB drive and all missing drivers are automatically installed and old drivers are updated. How do you do that?

Aug
26
2008

Automatically Install All Missing Drivers

Question 1:How does an average person (System Admin) install drivers? Answer:He manually installs each and every missing drivers using wither the respective product CD’s or he downloads the drivers from the respective manufacturer’s site. Question 2:How does an intelligent person (System Admin) install drivers? Answer:He just plugs in a USB drive and all missing drivers are automatically installed.