Category: Linux

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Linux / mint / Ubuntu – free up disk space

sudo apt clean Cleans up data in directory /var/cache/apt/archives Related posts: Tips and Tricks for Linux Mint after Installation [Mint 13 Maya – Cinnamon Edition] Change Linux Login screen – GNOME Hosting multiple websites on Apache2

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Linux HDMI no sound with HDA Intel ALC269VB

Digital Output (SPDIF) not working with HDA Intel ALC269VB Got it working! Open a terminal Code: sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf Add this to the bottom of the file Code: options snd-hda-intel model=auto REBOOT Under Sound Preferences > Hardware > Profile will...

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Change Linux Login screen – GNOME

Steps Download nice looking GDM themes (GDM = GNOME Display Manager) Open Login manager (# sudo mdmsetup or System > Administration > Login Window) Login manager -> Local -> add -> select the downloaded theme files   Resources I found my set...

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Find list of open ports / listening ports

lsof Samples # lsof -i -n -P netstat Samples # netstat -tulpn# netstat -a | egrep ‘Proto|LISTEN’# netstat -ao Important netstat arguments -n, –numeric don’t resolve names – this one really saves time ;)-e, –extend display other/more information-p, –programs display...

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Setting up thunderbird (15.01) on Linux with Exchange server 2010 emails, contacts and calendar

Update, New guide for thunderbird 16 is here: http://adhocshare.blogspot.com/2012/10/setting-up-thunderbird-16-on-linux-with.html Now you could setup Thunderbird 15.01 with emails, contacts and calendar Lets see what we need and from where to get them Thunderbird 15.01 Lightning 1.7 from Thunderbird add-ons section Exchange 2007/2010 Calendar and Tasks...

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Hosting multiple websites on Apache2

Source: http://wiki.gandi.net/en/hosting/using-linux/tutorials/ubuntu/virtualhosts   So you have just installed an Apache2 HTTP server on your Ubuntu 7.10 Gandi server and now you want to start hosting websites for your friends or customers. When it is freshly installed, Apache will show the same web page to...

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Wine – Creating 32bit WINEPREFIX

From default wine installation I was on 64 bit wine. Due to some requirement had to switch over to 32bit wine arch. Following is what I did as the current user – rm -rf ~/.wine WINEARCH=win32 winecfg      ...