SAMBA is very well known Opensource applications for file and printer sharing server in Unix and Linux. It supports the Server Message Block (SMB) and Common Internet File System (CIFS) protocols used by Microsoft operating systems. So, it is an effective application for sharing files between Linux and Windows computers in a Network. It can also be configured as many different deployment options such … Read More →
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Uninstall or Remove Unwanted Software in your Ubuntu
Sometimes you need to remove some unwanted software. For example, you get a better software and now you want to remove or uninstall the old one. Normally, in Ubuntu you can do this by synaptic package manager which is very nice graphical management tool for removing, installing and upgrading software package. But I like to … Read More →
Set environmental variable PATH in Ubuntu
While I was installing Android SDK in my ubuntu. It was needed to set environment path. So I did a small research on it. It’s very easy. Just one line command in terminal. Suppose, I have a directory /myfile which is located in /home/yourusername/myfile that I want to set as environment variable PATH. Open the … Read More →
GP USSD service or dialing *111#
Many of us don’t know about GP USSD service or *111#. It seems to me very interesting and helpful. You don’t need to memorize any number for any service. That’s why sharing it here. USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) is basically a technology used by the GSM network to send information (usually text menus) between … Read More →
sudo, gksudo and file access permission
When we normally open and use ubuntu. We use it as regular user which allows you to create and access folder in a temporary window within your our user account. But To install, to create, to access and to run programs with root-level privileges, you have to be super user or root account ( By default, … Read More →
