Getting your computer stolen can be the worst feeling. The following is how to remote wipe a Linux computer when it is stolen to protect your info and data.
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How to Bind Shortcut Keys to WINE Programs in Linux
In the following tutorial, we’ll show you how you can map and bind shortcut keys to your Wine program on your Linux machine.
Lightworks for Linux Is Finally Here!
Lightworks is a professional video editing and re-mastering software used in many award winning movies. It used to be available for Windows, but now is available for Linux too. Check out the review of the Linux version here.
SpringSeed: An Amazingly Light Linux Alternative to Evernote
While Evernote is available in most platform, it is sorely missed in Linux. SpringSeed is a good alternative to Evernote especially for the Linux platform.
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Reptyr – Moving Processes to Another Screen Shell [Linux]
The Reptyr tool, as the name suggests, is a command line utility that takes a running process form one terminal and migrates it to another. Check out how it works.
Have Linux Send You an Email Notification After Task Completion
In this article, we’re going to program our Linux to send an email alert once a task is completed. This is a good way to automate your system and free up your time.
Mastering the Command Line History in Linux
Most users are familiar with the basic Linux command line history. Here is a few relatively unknown, and yet effective ways to use command line history to speed up the way you work.
How to Use FTP from the Linux Command Line
While there are plenty of FTP clients around, sometimes you might prefer to use the command line. Here is how you can use FTP from the Linux command line.
How To Convert Files from Linux/Unix Format to Windows and Vice Versa
If you open a text file create in Unix system in Windows, the text won’t be displayed correctly. Here is how you can convert it from Unix format to Windows.