How To

Stop Wasting CDs

Submitted by Abhijit Paul Chou... on Thu, 2010-04-29 21:13

There is more than one way to install a Gnu/Linux distro into a PC/laptop. Gnu/Linux can be installed in various ways to a hard disk -- using a CD/DVD, from network, through flash drives, etc. Almost every six months new and improved version of distro are released. Be it Canonical's Ubuntu or Redhat's Fedora, we find a stable distro released every six months and quite a number of alpha and beta version being released before the stable release.

Disable Recent Documents in Ubuntu 10.04

Submitted by Abhijit Paul Chou... on Thu, 2010-04-29 10:08

Well, this is really simple. You will just need to issue a few commands on your terminal and you will be able to disable Recent Documents in Places.

Disabling Or Changing The Gnome-Keyring

Submitted by Abhijit Paul Chou... on Thu, 2010-04-29 10:01

Have you forgotten the gnome-keyring which you entered a couple of days back; or do you want to permanently disable the gnome-kerying. Find below, how-to change/disable a gnome-keyring.

Install atftp Server In Ubuntu

Submitted by Abhijit Paul Chou... on Wed, 2010-04-28 14:09

TFTP, aka Trivial file transfer protocol is a simple protocol to transfer file. The TFTP only reads and writes files from or to a remote server. In Linux, atftp is a Advanced TFTP client (RFC 1350). It can be used to retrieve files from TFTP server. Let's look at how to install a atftp server in Ubuntu.