Showing posts with label Operating System. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Operating System. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

How to Upgadre UBUNTU DESKTOP 12.04 version to 12.10 version


UBUNTU 12.10
Before we are upgrading our UBUNTU DESKTOP 12.04 to 12.10 version, we must have an internet connection to download file from UBUNTU update server. We can upgrade by following procedure.
  • Run the update-manager -d application from the Unity Dash or a command line
  • In Update Manager, click the Settings... button, and enter your password to start the Software Sources application.
  • Select the sub menu Updates from the Software Sources application.
  • Confirm the "Notify me of a new Ubuntu version:" option is set to "For any new version", and change it if otherwise.
  • Close the Software Sources application and return to Update Manager.
  • In Update Manager, click the Check button to check for new updates.
  • If there are any updates to install, use the Install Updates button to install them, and press Check again after that is complete.
  • A message will appear informing you of the availability of the new release.
  • Click Upgrade.
  • Follow the on-screen instructions. 
That's all

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What's New in UBUNTU 12.10

UBUNTU 12.10

What's new in Ubuntu 12.10?

Ubuntu 12.10 continues the evolution of the Unity interface. Here are highlights of what you can do with the latest version of Ubuntu:
New and improved features
  • Search Amazon or the Ubuntu One Music Store directly from the dash or launcher.
  • Use the new photos lens to view photos from your computer or from your social networks.
  • Browse messages from your social networks with the Gwibber lens.
  • Right click on items in the dash to see full-screen Previews with more information.
  • Enter your credentials in Online Accounts to easily set up online integration for the dash, Gwibber, Empathy, and more.
  • Keep track of contact information for your friends and colleagues with Contacts, your personal address book.
  • Get work done in style with LibreOffice 3.6, now with new, modern presentation templates and built-in support for Ubuntu's integrated menu bar.
  • Log in to remote servers from the login screen. 
(source: http://help.ubuntu.com)

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Friday, May 25, 2012

Basic Linux Command

Basic Linux Commands
cat Prints the contents of a file
cd Changes directories
chmod Changes file access permissions
cp Copies files
du Prints disk usage
emacs Edits text files
find Finds files by searching
gcc Compiles C/C++/Fortran programs
grep Searches for a string in input
less Filter for paging through output
ln Creates links between files
locate Finds files from an index
ls Lists files in the current directory
make Compiles and installs programs
man Displays manual pages for reading
mkdir Makes directories
mv Moves files
ps Lists processes
rm Deletes files and directories
ssh Connects to other machines using a secure shell connection
tail Prints the last lines of a file
top Prints resource usage
vim Edits text files
which Prints the location of a command
xargs Executes commands from its input

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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

How to Setting IP address in Backtrack 4

Linux Back Track 4 already released, as a beginner in Back Track i want to set my ip address for ethernet card. In windows operating system we can edit our ip address through GUI (graphical user interface), but in Back Track i can not do that.
After searching back track tutorial for beginner, i found that in back track we can set ip address by using command line in console.
These are my step to set ip address:
  1. Click Back Track icon on the left bottom of desktop (or click quick launch konsole)
  2. Type "ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.5" and press "enter" (this mean we set ip address 192.168.1.5 for ethernet card)
  3. Type "route add default gw 192.168.1.1" and press "enter" (this mean we set default get way 192.168.1.1 for this ethernet, and this is depend on our network)
  4. Type "echo nameserver 202.134.0.155 > /etc/resolve.conf" and press enter (this mean we set dns server ip address with: 202.134.0.155, and this is depend on our ISP)
  5. If finish we can check our connection by pinging our getway (in this example "ping 192.168.1.1") if this connection OK, we can see "64 bytes from 192.168.1.1: icmp_seq=1 ttl=254 time=0.961 ms" appear in our console. Time in ms depend on our network.
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Monday, May 4, 2009

PC-BSD Operation System

For people who find free operating system for their PC, Desktop, and Laptop, i think PC-BSD is the good choice. From the PC-BSD website they said "PC-BSD is a free operating system with ease of use in mind. Like any modern system, you can listen to your favorite music, watch your movies, work with office documents and install your favorite applications with a setup wizard at a click". They also offered speed, security, simplicity for our PC. PC-BSD is secure from all virus that running in microsoft windows operation system. And now The PC-BSD Team is proud to announce the immediate availability of PC-BSD 7.1 - Galileo Edition!

Version 7.1 contains a number of enhancements, improvements and bugfixes from the 7.0 series.

* FreeBSD 7.2-Pre
* KDE 4.2.2
* The new KDE 4 printer applet enables users to easily add and manage printers and print jobs without using the CUPS web interface.
* The Add / Remove Programs tool and the Update Manager have been consolidated into “Software & Updates.”
* The Updater Tray has been modified into a small tray-only applet that shows users when updates are available. This is far less taxing on the CPU than its previous versions.
* FreeBSD ports and packages can now be installed in a clean localbase by utilizing the “runports” command.
* Greater stability for Flash 9 allows users to get higher quality from Flash sites such as Hulu and Youtube.
* Enhancements have been made to PC-BSD's System Installer, including upgrade functionality for those who wish to upgrade / repair PC-BSD while preserving their user data.
* Fixes have been made to bugs in the Wi-Fi and Networking tools, as well as to previous Linux Emulation problems.

For a full list of changes, please refer to the changelog. Users who wish to upgrade from PC-BSD 7.0.x are able to do so via the upgrade / repair option during the installation.

Version 7.1 of PC-BSD for i386 and amd64 based platforms is available for download from our mirrors, for purchase from The FreeBSD Mall, as well as via torrent from www.gotbsd.net.

* Download PC-BSD 7.1
* Official Press Release
* Changelog
* Release Notes

For someone who's want to try this operation system PC-BSD team provide installation guide in here. Let's try it, have some fun :)
source: http://www.pcbsd.org/

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