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14 Dec 2007 1 minutes read
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How to Take a Screenshot in Unix (Xwd)

Quite often there’s a need for you to take a screenshot of your Unix desktop, and as always there’s a number …

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03 Dec 2007 2 minutes read
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How to Mount an ISO Image

Mounting an ISO image of a CD/DVD before burning it is one of the basic steps to verifying you’re going to get …

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20 Sep 2007 1 minutes read
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How To: Use Apt-Get Behind Proxy

If you run your Ubuntu system behind a firewall and have to use proxy server for http and ftp access, then your apt-get …

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16 Aug 2007 1 minutes read
How To: Find Out the Release Version of Your UNIX
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How To: Find Out the Release Version of Your UNIX

Different UNIX-like operating systems store information about their release versions differently. If you know what OS …

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