Disable a startup of service in Ubuntu
If for whatever reason you stop using a certain service in your Ubuntu install and would like to disable automatic restarting for it upon system reboot, all it takes to do it is just one command line.
If for whatever reason you stop using a certain service in your Ubuntu install and would like to disable automatic restarting for it upon system reboot, all it takes to do it is just one command line.
I know I’ve spoken about timestamps already, but I’d like to further expand the topic.
While there’s a …
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If you want to quickly create a new user account in your Unix OS, it ca be done with just one line
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Right on time, next release of Ubuntu Linux has arrived. Ubuntu 8.10, codenamed Intrepid Ibex, is officially out.
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