Monday, November 3, 2008
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Linux Cheat Sheet
AS PROMISED...
COMMANDS
command1 | command2 - Pipes the output of command1 into the input of command2
command1 && command 2 - Does command2 after command1 is finished
alias - Defines shortcut for a long command
apropos - searches manpages for keywords
history - Display recent commands
locate - finds files
whereis - finds executable files for a command
which - shows full pathname for a command
man - displays help file
printenv - Displays the environment variables
cd filepathhere - change current terminal directory
cat - Copies a file to the standard output
chmod - changes file permissions
chown - changes file ownerships
cp - copies files
diff - compares two text files
file - displays type of data in a file
find - locates files based on specified criteria
grep - searches for text in a file
ln - links a filename to a link name
ls - displays contents of current terminal directory
mkdir - make a directory
mount - mounts a file systen
mv - mova a file
pwd - displays current terminal directory
rm - deletes file
rmdir - deletes directories
umount - unmount filesystem
sudo - Super User DO (allows access to all system files USE AT OWN RISK!)
su - same as above but for multiple commands
FILESYSTEM
/ -root directory (base of system)
/bin - executable programs
/boot - linux kernel and boot files
/dev - special device files
/etc - system configuration files
/home - home directoies of all users
/lib - library files for programs
/media - mount points for cd-rom, floppy etc.
/root - home directory of the root user
/sbin - system administration commands
/tmp - temporary directory
/usr - many important programs
/var - various system files such as logs
COMMANDS
command1 | command2 - Pipes the output of command1 into the input of command2
command1 && command 2 - Does command2 after command1 is finished
alias - Defines shortcut for a long command
apropos - searches manpages for keywords
history - Display recent commands
locate - finds files
whereis - finds executable files for a command
which - shows full pathname for a command
man - displays help file
printenv - Displays the environment variables
cd filepathhere - change current terminal directory
cat - Copies a file to the standard output
chmod - changes file permissions
chown - changes file ownerships
cp - copies files
diff - compares two text files
file - displays type of data in a file
find - locates files based on specified criteria
grep - searches for text in a file
ln - links a filename to a link name
ls - displays contents of current terminal directory
mkdir - make a directory
mount - mounts a file systen
mv - mova a file
pwd - displays current terminal directory
rm - deletes file
rmdir - deletes directories
umount - unmount filesystem
sudo - Super User DO (allows access to all system files USE AT OWN RISK!)
su - same as above but for multiple commands
FILESYSTEM
/ -root directory (base of system)
/bin - executable programs
/boot - linux kernel and boot files
/dev - special device files
/etc - system configuration files
/home - home directoies of all users
/lib - library files for programs
/media - mount points for cd-rom, floppy etc.
/root - home directory of the root user
/sbin - system administration commands
/tmp - temporary directory
/usr - many important programs
/var - various system files such as logs
Best Night Ever!
tonight was my high schools homecoming (i had never been to one before) and i didn't really want to go because i didn't have a date and i heard it was lame. so me and my friend went out to eat before. turns out he set me up on a blind date with this BEAUTIFUL girl. we hung out and when we got to the dance we danced for a while and went our separate ways. well i was talking with some of my friends and two even more beautiful girls come up and ask me to dance. i hung out with them the rest of the night. so all in all tonight was awesome
Friday, October 3, 2008
update
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
Arch Linux
its been a while since i posted....but i recently just installed Arch Linux. i had done it before but for some reason it was always slower than ubuntu no matter what de or wm i used. but i gave it a second chance and I'm glad i did. first i installed kdemod 4.1 (i haven't used kde since the early kde3 days) and i must say...it was very nice...but it was missing a lot of stuff. so i went and uninstalled kdemod4.1 and i installed kdemod3. but i couldn't get it to install so i gave up on it. i was going to go try another distro when i saw a post on the arch forums about lxde...i had completely forgotten about lxde and i sincerely missed openbox and its speed. so right now I'm running arch Linux with lxde and i must say...its very good.
and btw...the screen shot IS of lxde. i just made it look kinda like kde 4.1
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Vote for My desktop
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Linux Mint 5 RC 2 screenshots
Saturday, May 17, 2008
im back
sorry guys. school has sucked lately. but i just installed linux mint 5 beta and i must say its pretty good! the last versions wouldn't install right on my pc so this is the first time i have used it short of a live cd. the only thing i don't like is that for some reason i cant get full transparency on the gnome taskbar. not too many bugs so its pretty stable on my system. but ill probably use this for a while so ill continue my posts here.
Sunday, April 6, 2008
YAY! 100 POSTS!!
well i reached 100 posts in the ubuntu forums under the username myusername...yeah i know its been a while since i posted here but i just started football and school has been terrible...sorry
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Xubuntu Gutsy vs XP Pro SP3
I recently installed both Windows Service Pack 3 RC2 and Xubuntu Gutsy and after applying speed tweaks to both of them, i did a little speed test and here are my results:
.....................................................Xubuntu,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, XP Pro SP3
Time to boot ...................................48 sec ............1 min 4 sec
Ram usage after boot ...................125 mb ..........188 mb
Ram with firefox open .................145 mb ...........206 mb
Time to shutdown ........................19 sec ..............21 sec
I personaly think that is very good for both operating systems but for now i'll go back to xubuntu for my full time os and leave XP for games.
o and by the way my xubuntu install size is only 1.7 gb!!!
.....................................................Xubuntu,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, XP Pro SP3
Time to boot ...................................48 sec ............1 min 4 sec
Ram usage after boot ...................125 mb ..........188 mb
Ram with firefox open .................145 mb ...........206 mb
Time to shutdown ........................19 sec ..............21 sec
I personaly think that is very good for both operating systems but for now i'll go back to xubuntu for my full time os and leave XP for games.
o and by the way my xubuntu install size is only 1.7 gb!!!
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Windows XP SP3
I just installed SP3 RC2 and its pretty good...not much of a difference but it shuts down/boots up faster and all my games/itunes works
Minimal Gutsy Install
Right now i am experimenting with different distros...i did a minimal gutsy install and got everything setup back to the way i had...and i got the install down to 1.7 gb and running on 140mb of ram it is awesome
Sunday, March 9, 2008
Upgrade
I just recently tried out Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron.... and i must say it was awesome my wireless card worked really well (in gutsy it didn't work at all i had to use ndiswrapper), except there was a memory leak for me and i don't know why. So, i went back to Gutsy and then the Usplash wouldn't start and it took forever to boot...so after some googling i found startup-manager and with some manual edits of my own i fixed it...and so having everything fixed i downloaded a script on ubuntuforums that let me download and use hardys developing kernel and after that my wireless was perfect (aside from some random ups and downs in bandwidth but its still faster than ndiswrapper)
Friday, February 29, 2008
I am Back
Sorry it has been a while since my last post...i was in Tennessee for a basketball tournament. I am on the Varsity we came in 3rd place
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Dual Boot Working Again
Friday, February 15, 2008
New DVD Burner
I just bought a new LITEON DVD Burner...so im slowly progressing towards vista (maybe that or just a really fast xp). so i'll have to buy more ram (at least 1 gig, i currently have 512 mb) and a new hd (at least 40gb, i currently have 2x20gb and 1x10gb) so right now im happy :)
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Reinstalling...ugh
Well, i just got a new pc...well almost new...anyway i have been busy installing Windows XP (a lite version i made using nlite) and im trying to dualboot ubuntu again (It would be a full install if it weren't for my friggin iTunes) but every attempt i have made has screwed up (i think from a bad cd) so i am reinstalling widows AGAIN
will post again with screenshots when i get themes and everything running
(hmmm wubi is looking really good right now)
will post again with screenshots when i get themes and everything running
(hmmm wubi is looking really good right now)
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